Rates & Sizes are subject to change at any time.  Starting with the March/April 2023 issue, our paper is 15" tall, making ad sizes slightly smaller. This is due to printer change and is not in our control.

7th Consecutive, Half Price Ad Incentive!

As an incentive to advertise regularly, we offer half off the 7th CONSECUTIVE ad you place with The Country Register of Michigan. The discount amount to apply to the 7th consecutive ad is the lessor of 1/2 of the largest ad placed in the six previous issues or 1/2 the current ad rate requested for the 7th ad.

You MUST be current and timely in payment to be eligible for this incentive. Counting for this incentive will revert to zero whenever payment is NOT received by the following issue deadline.

Composite ads are single ads for more than one business. This is permissible under the following guidelines:
-The businesses are in the same city or area
-The businesses are owned by the same persons but are located on more than one site.
-Maximum number of businesses per ad

Minimum ad size
2 ---------------------------------------------------------- Qtr Page or 3.75x10.313
4 ---------------------------------------------------------- Half Page
6 ---------------------------------------------------------- 10.313x9.75
8 ---------------------------------------------------------- Full Page

NOTE! The Maximum number of papers for a composite ad is 300.Extra work required to produce composite ads may result in extra charges for these ads.

Composite ads DO NOT quality for the Seventh ad 1/2 price incentive.

Composite ad MUST be organized by the participants in the ad, with one main contact person responsible for all ads. In addition, ALL material AND CHECKS MUST be mailed in one packet! NO EXCEPTIONS! Ads may be emailed separately, but no work will be done on ads until payment is received for all.

Filenames need the proper three letter extension at the end of the name: For example: if your file is named "Ad" and is saved as a PDF file, your final file name should be "Ad.pdf" (this example applies to .tif, .eps, .jpg, .bmp, etc...) Files should be saved at 300dpi.

1. JPG (saved with the highest quality compression setting. If your software doesn't allow you to adjust the compression quality, it's most likely too low.)
2. PDF (saved using compression settings of 200-300dpi for bitmap images and 600dpi for lineart and text)
3. TIF

We can open most any file type such as .doc, .docx and .pub, although things have been known to "shift". We work on Mac's so our preferred file is PDF. But we will try to open whatever you send us. Please make sure to embed fonts as we might not have the same as you. If fonts aren't embedded, we generally use Century Old Style as we feel it is a good, all around font. We also don't use any type size less than 10pt.