
Advertising in Fortnightly News
Fortnightly News is a bi-weekly e-newsletter that keeps our members up-to-date on events and issues around the discipline of history. Each issue features unique content, ranging from a description of recent AHA advocacy to an update on one of our programs to news from individual members. We highlight popular content from our blog, a calendar of fellowships and conferences, and details about AHA member benefits. To review a sample of the e-newsletter, contact advertising@historians.org.
Circulation
11,500 with an open rate of 40%
Readership
College and university professors, K–12 teachers of history, historical administrators, editors, museum professionals, publishers, librarians, and students of history.
Sizes, Prices, and Requirements
Size and Image Requirements
The image should be submitted in PNG or JPG format with a minimum resolution of 72 ppi/dpi. The width of the ad space is 250 px and the height can be no more than 320px. You may also send a URL that the image will link to when clicked. For legibility reasons, please limit text on the image to 25 words or fewer.
Price
$1,000 to run in a single issue of the e-newsletter (plus $40 optional design fee).
Discounts
Ad bundles: Advertisers who purchase two or more ads receive 25% off the second and subsequent ads of equal or lesser value if purchased together, across Perspectives on History, the Perspectives newsletter and website, and Fortnightly News. Bundling across all four platforms is encouraged and will help your ads reach a larger audience.
Agencies: Ad agencies receive a 15% discount per ad.
Deadlines
Ads are accepted on a rolling basis and will be included in the next e-newsletter after they are received. If your ad is time sensitive, please contact advertising@historians.org to arrange for a specific deadline and issue date.
Submit Ad
To Reserve Ad Space and Upload Ad Copy
To reserve advertising space and to upload copy, please go to the AHA advertising submission form.
Contact
advertising@historians.org for information about Fortnightly News ads.