Reach Your Audience
If you want to reach in-house and law firm attorneys, then the National Law Review (NLR) can offer you direct access to experienced and knowledgeable decision makers in the following legal practice areas:
- Antitrust
- Bankruptcy
- Biotech
- Commercial Construction and Real Estate Law
- Employment and Labor Law
- Environmental, Energy & Resources
- Financial Services, Banking and Securities Law
- Health Care
- Immigration
- Insurance, Reinsurance and Surety Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Law Office Management and Marketing
- Litigation, Trial Practice and E-Discovery
- Media Law
- Tax Law
Reach our business savvy and highly sought after audience who come from the nation's premier law firms, corporations, law schools, regulatory agencies and professional associations. Our most frequent visitors are attorneys, accountants, business executives, claims professionals, human resource professionals, and upper and middle management.
Facts about our audience include:
- Average age rante of 35-55
- Over 60% have an advanced degree
- Over 65% are browsing from work
Reaching over 150 countries each month, our audience is global. While 85% ofour audience is U.S. based, other top contries include Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, India, and Portugal.
NLR Top 10 U.S. States include:
- California
- New York
- Illinois
- Texas
- Florida
- Pennsylvania
- DC
- Massachusetts
- New Jersey
- Ohio
(All information about our audience is from internal records and analysis)
About The National Law Review
NLR is a unique Web site featuring a legal magazine paired with a user-friendly database dedicated to providing legal consumers with authoritative legal analysis written by lawyers from many of the nation's premier fims. We compile timely, well-researched articles submitted to us nationwide from law reviews, law journals, law firm newsletters, bar associations, and other professional publications and make them accessible to all in an easy-to-use, searchable database. The NLR also publishes an online magazine that features articles with broad-based apeal to the legal community and to legal consumers. The NLR Web site is free to use and requires no log-in or subscription to search our database or review our magazine.
2012 Interactive Advertising Opportunities
Rates and Specifications
Web Site Banner Advertising Rates
NatlawReview.com
100,000+ Average Monthly Visits
85,000+ Average Monthly Unique Visits
135,000+ Average Monthly Actions Taken (Including outlinks, downloads, and page views)
Top Banner (180x150) - Located on home page and all article pages. Maximum ad rotation of three with an exclusive position available for an upcharge. Call for exclusive pricing.
Square (250x250) - Located on home page and all article pages.
Skyscraper (160x600) - Located on home page and all article pages. Maximum ad rotation of three with an exclusive position available for an upcharge. Call for exclusive pricing.
Half Banner Middle (468x600) - Located on home page only. Maximum ad rotation of three with an exclusive position available for an upcharge. Call for exclusive pricing.
Half Banner Bottom (468x600) - Located on home page and all article pages. Maximum ad rotation of three with an exclusive position available for an upcharge. Call for exclusive pricing.
Position 1x Rate 4x Rate 12x Rate
Leaderboard (728x90) ......................$1,000/month...............$950/month..................$900/month
Top Banner (180x150) .........................$800/month...............$750/month..................$650/month
Square (250x250) ................................$700/month................$650/month.................$600/month
Skyscraper (160x600) ..........................$500/month................$450/month.................$400/month
Half Banner Middle (468x600) .............$400/month.................$350/month.................$300/month
Half Banner Bottom (468x600) ............$300/month..................$250/month................$200/month
Blog Banner Advertising Rates
NationalLawForum.com
Premium Box (300x250)
Static ads only. Maximum ad rotation of three with an exclusive position available for an upcharge. Call for exclusive pricing.
Enewsletter Banner Advertising Rates
The NLR sends out ten monthly enewsletters targeting over 36,500 opt-in readers. Our enewsletters target specific practice area groups including:
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Bankruptcy
- Financial Institution Law
- Intellectual Property
- Construction & Real Estate Law
- Tax
- Insurance
- Labor & Employment Law
- Energy Law
- Healthcare
- Business of Law and Marketing
Square Banner (250x250)
All ads will go into each of the ten monthly enewsletters distributed throughout each month. Static ads only. Maximum ad rotation of three with an exclusive position available for an upcharge. Call for exclusive pricing.
Advertising Editorial/Technical Requirements
All prices quoted are net of any agency commission or fees.
Data Collection - the NLR permits advertisers to collect user-provided personal information (for example, through Web forms embedded in ads). Advertisers wishing to collect personal information within advertisements must follow these basic guidelines: 1. Clearly identify organization; 2. Provide link to privacy policy; 3. Identify the purpose for collecting information.
Creative Business Requirements - the NLR has certain standards and guidelines for ads featured on the NLR Web site, blog and enewsletters to complement the NLR brand and home page. The NLR reserves the rigth to reject any ad that it feels does not meet its minimum requirements.
Ads Should:
- Contain a clear message, offer, or promotion
- Have a highly professional and businesslike design
- Contain imagery relevant to the offer or promotion
- Have consistent branding (use of similar/same logos and messaging)
- Link only to landing pages that provide content relevant to the ad featured
- Link to an offer or information htat is not more than two clicks away
Ads May Not:
- Be misleading in any way (specifically within creative messaging/offers/promotions, etc.)
- Include inappropriate graphics (e.g., overly graphic medical conditions/images,images of distressed animals or humans), or suggestive or explicit images (e.g., models wearing swimsuits or undergarments)
- Be designed to rapidly flash images or use multiple flashing images
- Be overly cluttered r be unclear or contain inconsistent messaging
- Include a fake link or fake HTML
- Please note, NLR does not accept advertisements from law firms or attorneys
For more information about advertising with the NLR, contact Jill Nuppenau at jnuppenau@natlawreview.com
