In
September 2002, Stampington & Company® introduced Legacy,
an innovative magazine combining today's most popular hobbies.
Devoted
to creating family heirlooms for tomorrow, Legacy showcases gorgeous
handmade artwork incorporating family photographs, documents and memorabilia.
Elegant scrapbook pages, home décor items, journals, wearable
art, papercrafts and much more are presented in full-color photographs.
Legacy
is destined to attract a broad audience, including arts and crafts
enthusiasts, scrapbookers, quilt makers, rubber stampers, genealogy
and history buffs, and others interested in preserving their legacy
for future generations.
Artwork by
Carol Wingert
Artwork by
Claudine Hellmuth
Although
we expect the majority of Legacy readers to fall in
the 25-to 45-year age category, the magazine's focus on family history
makes it attractive to several generations of readers. Included in
the market are young mothers looking for an artistic way to preserve
and display photographs of their children, 50-plus baby boomers interested
in discovering and memorializing their ancestors, and seniors, who
will enjoy Legacy's sentimental journeys into the past.
Our advertisers reach them all from the pages of this single publication.
Through
its informative how-to articles, this quarterly magazine exposes readers
to a vast array of products, including archival scrapbook and photo
preservation supplies, arts and crafts materials, genealogy research
aids and paper products of every kind.
The editorial departments
include:
Paper Trail:
Journaling for Posterity–readers learn how to document their
personal histories through art journals using techniques including
calligraphy, book making, stamping, and a variety of papercrafts.
Reader Invitational-readers
are invited to try their hand at a featured project, be it an art
journal or a quilted wall hanging. Legacy runs the best
of the submissions in a subsequent issue.
Heirlooms for
Home–articles demonstrate how to incorporate family history into
fabric arts such as quilts and pillows, framed artwork and other interior
accents.
Remembrances–readers
recall a person from the past through a special work of art.
Take advantage
of this valuable advertising opportunity. Join the Legacy
family and discover a whole new generation of customers.
Contact our Advertising
Department for placement in our next issue: U.S. toll-free (877) 782-6737,
(949) 380-7318 or e-mail advertising@stampington.com.
RESERVATION & ARTWORK DEADLINES FOR 2008
These
dates are tentative and subject to change any time.
DECEMBER/JANUARY 2008
Ad Space: September 13, 2007
Ad Materials: September 20, 2007
Drop Date: December 1, 2007
FEBRUARY/MARCH 2008
Ad Space: November 15, 2007
Ad Materials: November 21, 2007
Drop Date: February 1, 2008
APRIL/MAY 2008
Ad Space: January 17, 2008
Ad Materials: January 24, 2008
Drop Date: April 1, 2008
JUNE/JULY 2008
Ad Space: March 13, 2008
Ad Materials: March 20, 2008
Drop Date: June 1, 2008
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008
Ad Space: May 15, 2008
Ad Materials: May 22, 2008
Drop Date: August 1, 2008
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2008
Ad Space: July 17, 2008
Ad Materials: July 24, 2008
Drop Date: October 1, 2008
DECEMBER/JANUARY 2009
Ad Space: September 18, 2008
Ad Materials: September 25, 2008
Drop Date: December 1, 2008
ADVERTISING CONTACTS
To request a Media Kit and for more information, contact:
Tina Marlissa
Advertising Sales Manager tinam@stampington.com (949) 380-7318, Ext. 136
Stampington & Company
22992 Mill Creek, Suite B
Laguna Hills CA 92653
(949) 380-7318 Phone
(877) 782-6737 Toll Free
(949) 470-2977 Fax www.stampington.com & click on advertising
