MAGAZINE

The Only Magazine in the Northwest Valley that Reaches New Movers & Thousands of Chamber Customers 

  Our Home & Health Guide is a great way to put your business in front of homeowners as they plan their home projects, consider health and wellness options and other purchasing decisions.


​​ El Mirage, Sun City, Sun City Festival/Festival Foothills, Sun City Grand, Sun City West, Surprise, Waddell, Wittmann, and Youngtown

Make a Statement: Now Offering Advertorials to Boost Your Brand Awareness! 

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  • ​The NW Valley is one the fastest growing communities in the county. 
  • Reach New Movers that Own Homes (5,000+ new movers)   
  • Market your Product or Service to a Fresh Set of Eyes!  ​ 
  • Digital Version Distributed to 23,000+ Chamber Constituents   
  • Distributed at all Home & Health Shows  in the NW Valley   
  • Reach the Largest Active Aging Retirement Communities in AZ ​         ​
  • Magazine Distributed Throughout the Year 
  • ​Content such as Community Resources, Relocation Info, Things-To-Do, and More Create a Longer Shelf Life 
  • Published by the Chamber of Commerce, an Organization whose Brand is Very Well Recognized and Trusted by Consumers and Businesses alike Since 1963.   

​Introduce Your Business to New Homeowners & Home Show Customers 


Introduce Your Business to New Homeowners & Home Show Customers 


  • Most new movers lack familiarity with services and vendors.
  • New homeowners include trade-up homebuyers, corporate climbers and retirees.
  • New homeowners  are eager to establish relationships with a wide range of businesses.
  • Be the first to market your product or service to a fresh set of eyes and ears. 
  • ​Reach out to this diverse yet highly responsive market with an ad in our magazine.
  • Magazine is distributed at all Home & Health Shows


​​Write your own news article or feature story, plus get a full page ad! 


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With Advertorial Advertising, you can share all the inspiration and information about your brand in a way that stands out from the competition. Our creative canvas offers a unique opportunity to create content that resonates with your target audience and results in 59% better brand recall.

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ADVERTORIAL  PACKAGE


An advertorial is a powerful form of advertisement in a newspaper, magazine or a website which involves giving information about the product or service in the form of an article.


​More Information About Advertorials 

Tips on Choosing your Magazine Advertising Position


After you've carefully written your ad copy, developed your headline, chosen specific typography, selected your images and created the layout for your print ad, your work is not done. Choosing your ad placement in a magazine is the last key step to ensure you get the maximum impact from your ad.

Here are the best areas for an advertising in our publication.

​Outside Back Cover (Most Coveted)
The back cover is the most coveted and expensive position in any magazine. And, when a magazine is placed (or tossed) on the table or couch, there is a 50/50 chance the back cover will be face up, giving the ad great exposure.
They are the most viewed pages of a magazine. Most of the time you will pay a premium rate for such positions but you will have placed your message in best possible outcome. 

Inside Back Cover (Best Last Impression)
Inside back covers are the last impressions a magazine reader will have. Psychologists tell us that people are more likely to remember the first and last item when it comes to memory recall. 

Inside Front Cover (Best First Impression)
Obviously, those inside covers are really the first and last impressions a magazine reader will have.

​Opposite Table of Contents/Chamber Welcome (Best Inside Position) 
The Chamber welcome letter and/or table of contents page is one the most read items in a publication. Having your ad placed on opposite and to the right of the Chamber Welcome page is sure get you ad noticed. 

Advertorial (Best Blend of Journalistic Content with Advertising)
The term advertorial refers to an article that is designed to look and read like objective journalistic content but is, in fact, a paid advertisement. The primary objective of an advertorial is to market a company's products, enhance its reputation, or promote its views even though it may contain useful information. 

Full Section (Ideal for Market Leaders & Intuitional Organizations )
Get six full pages for the price of five! Best for market leaders who wish to exert there industry/category dominance. 

Wide Exposure

  • Targeted promotions  on website and social media 
  • Boosted ad campaigns on Facebook & Google
  • Special email blasts to 13,000+ chamber constituents
  • SMS text message blast to 10K plus subscribers
  • Direct mail to over 5,000 new homeowners in NW Valley 
  • ​Distribution at  Home & Health Shows


  • Digital Distribution: 18,000 
  • Print Run: 5,000 Full Color
  • Publish Date:   Annually Every February 
  • Distribution: Year Round
  • Advertising Close Date: December 31
  • The final trim size is 8.375” x 10.875”
  • Paper Stock: 60 lb. Gloss Book
  • ​Pages: 32
  • Binding: Saddle Stitch


See Ad Dimensions and Specifications Below

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General Advertising Agreement


  1. The Advertiser must submit camera-ready artwork in a digital format.
  2. The Chamber will honor all price quotes for 15 days. Rates are subject to change without notice. 
  3. Rejection and Editing of Advertisements: The Chamber may, at its sole discretion, edit, classify, reject, or cancel at any time any advertising submitted by the Advertiser.
  4. Positioning of Advertisements: The Chamber shall have full positioning latitude on all advertisements except those with guaranteed positions.
  5. Liability For Errors: The Chamber assumes no liability for any advertisement whether or not it is supplied camera-ready by the Advertiser.
  6. The Chamber shall not be liable to the Advertiser for any loss that results from the incorrect publication, positioning, or omission of its advertisements.
  7. Payment: All rates the Chamber provides are based on payment by check, credit card, or electronic funds transfer via the Automatic Clearing House Network (ACH). Payment is due upon receipt of the invoice. If the Advertiser fails to make timely payment, the Chamber may immediately cancel all orders for advertising, and the Advertiser shall indemnify the Chamber for all expenses incurred in connection with the collection of amounts payable, including court costs and attorneys’ fees.
  8. Advertiser and its advertising agency shall indemnify the Chamber from all damages, costs, and expenses of any nature whatsoever, including attorneys’ fees, for which the Chamber may become liable because of its publication of Advertiser’s advertising or provision of production services to Advertiser.
  9. Cancellations will not be accepted after closing.
  10. Advertisers shall be responsible for any production or creative services rendered by the Chamber, regardless of the ad's cancellation.
  11. Submitting an order form is construed as an acceptance of all rates and conditions under which advertising space is sold at the time by the Chamber, and such order, when accepted by the Chamber, shall constitute a contract.
  12. The Chamber does not accept special clauses in insertion orders or contracts. No changes will be accepted if relating to legal liability, circulation guarantees, or positioning requests other than position guaranteed positions.
  13. All contracts are conditional on strikes, fires, acts of God or the public enemy, war, or any cause not subject to the control of the Chamber.
  14. Ads cannot resemble news, list other sponsors/logos, or include a directory of business listings.
  15. It is the policy of the Chamber not to provide cash refunds. We may issue credits that can be applied to outstanding balances or future advertising, membership dues, or sponsorships. If the client refuses credits by not applying credits to outstanding balances or future advertising within one year from the date issued, this shall constitute the client’s refusal of the credit.​
  16. For further information about credits on account, contact the VP of Marketing and Operations.
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