Interested in advertising in the next issue of Tiki Magazine?
Make sure to get your ads to us by June 22.
Read below for more details or visit us online at http://www.tikimagazine.com/advertise.html.
Aloha!
Tiki Magazine is an international, glossy-cover quarterly magazine focused on Tiki, Polynesian Pop, Hawaiiana, and the Island Lifestyle. Already celebrating our second year in print, we have a circulation of 10,000.
Each issue of Tiki Magazine includes outstanding art and photography, as well as information about relevant events, clothing, decor, art, mugs, cocktails, food, bars, and restaurants. We comment on current trends while paying tribute to pioneers and exploring the past. Our music section highlights Exotica, Hawaiian, Lounge, Rockabilly and Surf, with features on the latest bands as well as the legends.
Connect with our Readers
Our readers are passionate about the topics covered in our magazine. Whether they are rum and cocktail connoisseurs, retro-lifestyle enthusiasts, Tiki tune fanatics, tropically-inspired artists, avid collectors, home bar perfectionists, or they simply like to daydream about escaping to paradise every once in a while, our readers identify strongly with a certain laidback lifestyle that Tiki magazine represents. Indeed, many of our readers view Tiki Magazine as the one-stop source of information about what's happening in the Tiki scene of their local community and around the world.
Ad Rates
For a publication of our circulation, we offer exceptionally low advertising rates! You can place an ad in Tiki Magazine for as little as $150. Our rates (in US dollars):
¼ page (3.625" x 4.875")
B&W ($150)
Color ($275)
½ page horizontal (7.5" x 4.875 ")
B&W ($150)
Color ($350)
½ page vertical (3.625" x 10")
B&W ($225)
Color ($350)
Full page (7.5" x 10")
B&W ($350)
Color ($625)
Inside cover
B&W (N/A)
Color ($675)
Back page
B&W (N/A)
Color ($800)
Submitting Your Ad
Submitting your ad to Tiki Magazine is easy. Here's how:
1. Visit the advertising page of our website: http://www.tikimagazine.com/advertise.html
2. Click on "Add to Cart" for the size/color of your ad
3. Email your ad to tikimag@gmail.com
When submitting your ad, please remember the following:
- Advertisements should be either .eps, .tiff, .pdf, or .psd.
- Resolution must be at 300dpi.
- For full page bleed ads, add .125" outside trim size.
Of course, if you have any question or need help, please feel free to simply skip steps 1 and 2 and just click here to contact Tiki Magazine.
Interested in selling Tiki Magazine at your retail space? Just click here to contact Tiki Magazine for info about wholesale rates.
Mahalo,
Tiki Magazine
www.tikimagazine.com
Tiki Magazine is proud to sponsor the upcoming 2007 Hukilau.
Along with all the festivities is a very cool limited edition mug. There are only 300 of these Munktiki designed mugs. Click here to learn more, see more cool pics and to pre-order your own Hukilau 2007 mug!
From the Editor
Spring 2007
Volume 3
Number 1
Aloha,
Ah, spring is in the air. Flowers are blooming, love is all around and we're kicking off our third year. We're broadening our horizons, as evidenced by tattoo artist Mitch O'Connell's cover art. Mitch first encountered Tiki as a child by looking at his grandparents' copy of Aku-Aku by Thor Heyerdahl. Now he has his own collection of classic Tiki books and images to reference, though he puts a humorous spin on them and adds in pop culture icons.
Ken Pleasant, another modern artist inspired by classic Tiki, is profiled by our photo editor Jonpaul Balak, who says of the experience, "I was bitten by the Witco bug several years ago and am a great admirer of Ken Pleasant's carving, so it's a guilty pleasure to have the opportunity to gain more insight into his life and work. Ken is a true inspiration, both as an artist and a person."
Tiki respects the past while embracing the future. Morphing television into a brief no-holds-barred show perfectly suited to its home on the Web, "Tiki Bar TV" brings the party to a computer near you. Kari Hendler spent a night hitting the Tiki bars of Los Angeles with "Tiki Bar TV" co-creator Jeff Macpherson. "Since I work in the television industry, I was enthusiastic to write this story," says Kari. "Podcasting is the current Wild West of entertainment."
Our expanded horizon also includes two new features. Page 7 displays original art from one of the many outstanding Tiki artists today. We start off with artist Thorsten Hasenkamm. And Dream Wahine features pin-up photography in a Tiki setting. Our first model is Maura Solis of Miami, Fla., photographed by the multi-talented Hassan Patterson. Hassan also draws the comic Ooga Booga and created the caricature for this column.
We're launching a new website in April. We'll be www.tikimagazine.com from now on - visit often for information on the latest Tiki happenings and Tiki swag (new stickers, magnets and T-shirts coming soon). Tiki Magazine will also host our first art show, Tiki Island, in San Diego on November 2, 2007 at Shelter Island's famed Bali Hai Restaurant. We'll have more information in the summer issue and on our website.
Mahalo,
Our MySpace friend, CALU, was so inspired by Mitch O'Connell's cover art that she made these "claymation-like figures for fun!"
Mahalo!
Tiki Farm's Third Annual Parking Lot Sale
Saturday April 14, 2007
Tiki Farm Building
1305 Calle Avanzado
San Clemente, CA 92673
www.tikifarm.com
Make sure to stop by the Tiki Magazine booth at Tiki Farm's Third Annual Parking Lot Sale and say aloooha to Nick, Eileen, and JonPaul from Tiki Magazine!
