What is the Pacific Northwest Daily Connection? 

The Pacific Northwest Daily Connection is made up of 26 daily newspapers in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington with combined circulation of 1,422,742 reaching over 3 million Pacific Northwestern readers.

What is the cost of an ad? 

The introductory rate for a 25-word ad is $500 for a Friday-Sunday (or Thursday-Saturday for those who do not publish on Sunday)  run  in the Pacific Northwest Daily Connection.  Additional words above 25 will cost $50 each.

When is the deadline?

The deadline is Tuesday noon PST.  Place your order online or fax the completed Pacific Northwest Daily Connection Order form (916) 288-6022 by Tuesday noon PST. 

Will all the participating newspapers in the network run my ad?

Pacific Northwest Daily Connection guarantees 90% placement.  Individual newspapers reserve the right to reject ads that do not comply with that newspaper's standards or policies.

How often will my ad run?

Your ad will run three days Friday-Sunday or Thursday-Saturday in each newspaper's highest circulation days in the Pacific Northwest Daily Connection.

How can I pay for my ad? 

Acceptable forms of payment are Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Cashiers Check or Money Order. 

What kinds of ads are acceptable?

Mostly out of state Real Estate, Vacation Rentals, Vacation Properties, Home Inspection Training, Adoption ads, Modular Homes, Franchise Opportunity,   Trucking and Festivals. Feel free to request pre-approval on your ad copy.

How often will my ad run?

Three days in each newspaper in the network. Example: If we receive ad copy and payment by the deadline on Tuesday your ad will run at least once in each newspaper the following week.  Holiday weeks have earlier deadlines.

What about proof of publication?

Pacific Northwest Daily Connection contracts with participating newspapers and will routinely verify that the ads are being published. To maintain cost-effective advertising an affidavit of publication will be available upon request

What about ad restrictions?

Each newspaper in the network reserves the right to edit or reject an ad not in compliance with it's standards.