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Outpatient Surgery E-Weekly

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The Low-Cost Leader

Evaluating the true cost of advertising is trickier than just comparing ad rates. What really counts is the number of eyes that will see your message. When it comes to delivering the most ad impressions, no publication is more effective, efficient and economical than Outpatient Surgery Magazine.

Evaluating the true cost of advertising is trickier than just comparing ad rates. What really counts is the number of eyes that will see your message. When it comes to delivering the most ad impressions, no publication is more effective, efficient and economical than Outpatient Surgery Magazine.

There are two keys to analyzing your advertising options:

Exposures, or impressions, occur each time a unique reader's eyes land on your ad. Evaluating exposures is more complicated than looking at a publication's claimed circulation numbers. To get an accurate picture, you have to assess the quality of the circulation list (is the publication reaching qualified surgical decisionmakers?) and how frequently and thoroughly recipients actually read the publication.

Cost per Exposure (CPX) is the true cost you're paying for an ad. It's calculated by dividing the cost of the ad by the number of exposures from qualified purchasers likely to see it. Seemingly low-priced ad pages can be extraordinarily expensive if the publication isn't delivered to the right decisionmakers or isn't read by them once they do get it.

With a CPX of only 46 cents, Outpatient Surgery delivers over 3 times the number of impressions at a rate almost 2 times cheaper than our next closest competitor. Be sure you reach the maximum number of potential customers at the lowest possible cost with Outpatient Surgery Magazine.

Publication

Exposures

Cost per Exposure

Outpatient Surgery Magazine:

13,059

$0.46

AORN Journal:

3,180

$1.25

ASC Focus:

1,964

$0.91

OR Manager:

2,430

$1.08

OR Today:

1,426

$1.19

Becker's ASC Review:

4,206

$0.81

Surgical Products:

1,498

$6.36

SurgiStrategies:

1,424

$4.05

OR Nurse:

1,736

$2.21

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Contact Information
VP of Sales
Michael Woodhull
630-941-1449
mwoodhull@outpatientsurgery.net
Account Manager
Jim Boston
913-268-1057
jboston@outpatientsurgery.net
Account Manager
Chad Kemplin
800-617-7060
ckemplin@outpatientsurgery.net
Account Manager
Linda Moretti
610-240-4918 x10
lmoretti@outpatientsurgery.net
Publisher
Stan Herrin
610-240-4918 x14
sherrin@outpatientsurgery.net