How much do Newspaper Ads cost per column inch?

Answer 1

A column inch is 1/6 of a page wide and 1-inch tall. Most modern newspapers have a print area of about 11 inches. Leave a little bit of space between columns and one column will be approximate 1.67 inches wide.

One column inches = 1.67" wide, 1 inch tall.

Answer 2

Newspaper ads vary considerably in cost depending on the newspaper, and sometimes depending on the day of the week. Whereas the non-contract rate for Wall Street Journal ads is $1,773.12 per inch, USA Today charges $788 per inch for Monday through Thursday and $944 per inch on Fridays.

Answer 3

Newspaper ad costs per column inch vary based on the publication, its circulation, location, and day of the week. On average, the cost can range from $10 to $100 per column inch. It's best to contact the newspaper directly for an accurate price quote.

Answer 4

The length of a newspaper column depends of the content and on the type of newspaper. The newspaper editor will typically give the writer guidelines on how long an article needs to be.