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2017 MEDIA PLANNERNewsDigitalTransactions.net
ContentsDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBThe Payments Market 3Who We Are 5MagazineNewsletterWebMonthly Magazine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Our Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Digital Edition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92017 Editorial Calendar . . . . . . . . . . 10Magazine Ad Rates and Specs . . 12Digital Transactions News . . . . . . . 14Co-Branded Emails . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Newsletter Ad Rates and Specs . . 15Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Web Site Premium Positions . . . 20Sponsored Content . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Webinars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Web Site Ad Rates and Specs . . . 242For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
The Payments MarketDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBNow in our 13th year, Digital Transactions productscover, report and deliver the latest informationabout consumers paying for products and services electronically.The common term isWe start by looking at where the consumermakes the purchase—the retailer. It maybe a brick-and-mortar retailer, a catalogoperation, online, person to person, ormobile. We also look behind the retailers andfollow the processors (gateways, ISOs, VARs,MSPs), financial institutions, and transactionnetworks. Over the past 13 years, productsand services have changed greatly.To put it simply, our readers processelectronic payments from many markets.Our editorial reporting talks about thisfunction across their markets.PAYMENTS.Consumer Electronic Transactionsin the U.S. (In billions)4.88%Average annualgrowth rate,2008-201594.087.420082009100.7 110.6 119.0201020112012121.4 123.4 131.2201320142015Note: Figures include all consumer-based card and ACH volume Source: Digital Transactions estimates3For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
The Payments Market (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBThe use of electronic payments hasgrown at an average annual rate of 4.88%. In 2015 there were131.2 BILLION TRANSACTIONS.That means that 131.2 billion times last year in North America a consumer paid for aproduct or service electronically. Digital Transactions is the only publication,web site and newsletter to look at them all, even after 13 years.U.S. E-CommerceVolume (In billions)13.4% 341.6 297.325% 259.9Average annualgrowth rate,2008-2014NFC Growth(Merchant locations enabled for near-field communicationin millions and as a percentage of all EMV-capable locations)5.47 urce: U.S. Department of Commerce460%3.15 142.1 145.1200955% 228.6 169.3200845%2017201820192020Note: 2016 figures are actual; 2017-2010 figures are estimates. Source: Aite GroupFor additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Who We AreDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBOUR MISSIONis to chronicle and explain the revolution impacting theway consumers pay for goods and services in North America. We do this by providing themost informative and comprehensive publication, newsletter and web site covering themany markets afffected by the way consumers buy goods and services. We are committedto covering all types of consumer-based payments wherever they take place. We furtheraccomplish our mission b y relying on a staff of professional journalists who thoroughlyunderstand the payments market.THE PUBLISHERbehind Digital Transactions, Digital Transactions News, andDigitalTransactions.net is Boland Hill Media, LLC. Formed in 2003 as a partnership between twoveteran publishing executives with years of experience addressing the payments market, BolandHill Media is a Chicago-based multimedia publisher serving the informational and analyticalneeds of markets undergoing fundamental transformation brought on by shifts in technologyand consumer behavior. We are uncompromising in our commitment to quality. From the contentof our publications to our design and presentation to our circulation, Boland Hill Media is and willalways remain committed to our high standards. Only in this way can we guarantee that we willalways serve the interests of our readers and advertisers as a single community.5For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Monthly MagazineDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBDigital Transactions magazine is produced monthly.Digital Transactions is a feature-formatted publication written with a business approach that reviews trends affecting the payments market.Every month we provide special editorial:THE GIMLET EYEAn editorial from ourEditor-in-Chief JohnStewart discussing theimpactful events for themonthTREND AND TACTICSA news section featuringshort recaps from thepayments marketSECURITY NOTESA look by Gideon Samidat the technologyimpacting thepayments functionPAYMENTS 3.0A review by George Warfelof the effects of paymentson financial institutionsENDPOINTA monthly opinioncolumn written by guestauthors on trends in thepayments marketAdd the monthly stories from all functions of payments and you have amonthly issue packed with information that the payments professionallooks for and wants to stay ahead of the competition.6For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Our CirculationNFC Growth(Merchant locations enabled for near-field communicationin millions and as a percentage of all EMV-capable locations)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBone stopDigital Transactions monthly magazine is yourfor marketing of products and services to the very senior executivewho has theWith its deep and all-encompassingreach in the payments marketplace,Digital Transactions monthly magazine isyour one stop for marketing of productsand services to the very senior executivewho has the authority and readiness tobuy. Subscribers to Digital Transactionscome from a diverse array of markets,but have one thing in common—payments. We ensure that this is thecase by carefully crafting our circulationto include all the segments of thepayments function. No segment is left out.Digital Transactions’ circulation is audited,giving you the best assurances that you arereaching the payments function.7authority and readiness to buy.Total Circulation:20,645CIRCULATION BREAKDOWN Source: BPA audit dated June 2016Financial Institutions4,905Consumer Service Companies/Retailers2,854Independent Sales Organizations7,505Software Vendor and 2For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Our Circulation (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBFINANCIAL INSTITUTION4,9051Deposit Size of Institution 2Less than 500 Million501 Million - 1 Billion23.3%15.7%CONSUMER SERVICES COMPANY/MERCHANTType of Retailer 21.1 - 5 Billion5.1 - 10 Billion20.3%10.0%1Catalog Mobile2.0% 2.6%Online54.9%Number of Merchant Accounts 2CONSULTANTOther24.7%INDEPENDENT SALES ORGANIZATION15.0%30.7%2,854Brick and MortarUnder 100Over 10 Billion15.9%7,5051101 - 1,0001,001 - 5,00034.9%5,001 - 25,00023.9%13.6%Over 25,00012.6%1,0201Type of Consultant 2Marketing23.9%FinancialOperations34.1%SOFTWARE VENDOR AND 7211. BPA Statement 6/16 2. Publisher’s research 8/168For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Digital EditionDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBsubscriber base of 20,000 ,In addition to mailing to ourwe make Digital Transactions available as a digital product.Our subscribers and your clients can go toour web site to view or download our digitaledition. The ads and editorial pages areidentical to the print edition, plus your adbecomes clickable to the viewer.The digital edition is easy to read and navigate.We have been averaging over 2,000 viewsper month for the first six months of 2016.TOTAL PAGE VIEWSThere are someinnovative ways to reachyour clients and prospectswhen using our digital edition.For example:FULL PAGE ADacross from the front page.FULL PAGE ADacross from the back pageBANNER ADS across thetop of the digital edition18,486 per issue on average for 2016AVERAGE VISIT LENGTH3.71 minutesAVERAGE CLICKS PER ISSUE19.20Advertising in the print edition gets you intothe digital edition with no added investment.9For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
2017 Editorial CalendarDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneMajor FeatureBuy at the Fridge and inthe Car: the Internet ofThings and PaymentsChargebacks in theNew World of EMV andMobile PaymentsStore Cards: Merchants’Secret Mobile WeaponFaster Payments:What It Means,Where We AreMay Day: Will POSSystems Ever BecomeEMV Compliant?I POS: The Path TowardMaking Consumers thePoint of SaleAcquiringBig Data: What Can ItDo for Acquirers?Canada PutsPressure on the CardNetworks’ PricingDo VARs and ISVsReally ReduceMerchant Attrition?Selling Contactless:What It Takes,What It ReturnsRegulation Update:Day One: Tips for NewGauging Industry Efforts Sales Agents fromto Police ItselfSeasoned ProsComponentsRestaurateurs Lookfor More SecurePOS SystemsmPOS Learns to LiveWithout the Audio JackThe Future ofHost Card EmulationAre Gas StationsPumped Up for EMV?Contactless Readers:How the Swap of OlderC-less Readers isProgressingArtificial Intelligencein PaymentsE-Commerce/M-CommerceThe New 3-D Secure:What DifferenceWill It Make?Online PaymentsIs PIN-Debit FinallySpecialists Capitalize on Making Headway inP2P PlatformsE-Commerce?Why Networks AreWooing DevelopersA Look at Facebook’sRole in PaymentsHow Tokenizationis Changing OnlineCommerceNetworksKey Payments-IndustryRegulatory Issuesof 2017The Proliferation ofPayments App MarketsHow Ripple Is Carvinga Niche in AlternativePaymentsBeyond Same-DaySettlement: What’sNext for the ACHHow The ClearingHouse Is Building aNew Set of RailsQuicker EMV: How theCard Brands’ StrategiesPanned OutSecurityHackers TargetBiometricsDangers in EMV Cards’Magnetic StripesAdvancementsin Mobile-DeviceFraud PreventionATM Skimming ThreatUpdateIs Tokenization andEncryption MakingElectronic PaymentsMore Secure?StrategiesCan PrepaidCards Survive theCFPB’s Regs?From PCI to EMVCo:How Long Can theNetworks ControlStandards?Making Peace:How PayPal WillWork With VisaAfter CurrentC:Merchants’ New Effortsto Control PaymentsSteering the ACH in theAge of Digital PaymentsMillennials and Beyond:Shaping Payments forthe Next GenerationsTrends & Tactics Every IssueEndpointEvery issueClosing dateDecember 1, 2016January 5, 2017February 1, 2017March 1, 2017April 3, 2017May 1, 2017Material dateDecember 8, 2016January 12, 2017February 8, 2017March 8, 2017April 10, 2017May 8, 2017BonusdistributionNEAAInspire 2017 (RSPA)Mobile PaymentsInnovation SummitEpay (formerly EastPay)ATMIA AnnualMerchant AdvisoryGroup (Midyear)eTail WestSEAAMerchant Risk CouncilMerchant AcquirerCommitteeSCA PaymentsWACHA ElectronicPayments Conference CNP ExpoNACHA PaymentsTransact 17NBPCA10IRCEFor additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
2017 Editorial Calendar (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBJulyAugustOctoberNovemberDecemberMobile WalletsLook for LoveEMV at the Pump:Now What?What the NewPresident Will Mean forPaymentsTaming Cross-BorderPaymentsAcquiringIndependence Day:Are the Days of theIndependent AgentDwindling?Alt Lending: Is ItGood for Merchants?Whatever Became ofthe Buy Button?FANF, etc.: What's theImpact of NetworkFees?A Report Card onProcessor MergersComponentsEnd of Life: The Futureof the Magnetic StripeIoT: An Update onthe Internet of Thingsand PaymentsThe Looming Threatof Election Fraud: AreVoting Machines Safe?The Future of BillPayment KiosksAn Update onCardless ATMsE-Commerce/M-CommerceHow One-TouchPayments Are ChangingIn-App and Browserbased CommerceCurrency Conversion:A Key To InternationalMarketsAn Update onMobile P2PMerchant AppsThat Are Taking offWhat’s New inDigital Gift CardsNetworksThe OCT: The CardBrands' Secret WeaponBiller-Direct vs.Bank-Based Bill Pay:Which is Winning?Zelle: How theBank-owned P2PService is FaringAbsorbing VisaEurope: Meet the New,Consolidated VisaAn Update onDistributed LedgerBased PaymentsSecurityA Criminal Primer: HowCriminals Are Set Up toHarvest Payment DataHow Acquirers PriceSecurity To MerchantsTwo Years of EMV:What Has Been theImpact on Fraud?Ransomware: Nuisanceor Dire Threat?2017: A Look Backat the Year inPayments SecurityStrategiesSocial Commerce:Who Offers Whatand WhyProspects forPayments IPOsNew Opportunitiesfor IndependentATM DeployersThe Role of Loyaltyand Offers inMobile PaymentsAdapting Cashfor Online andMobile PaymentsMajor FeatureBeyond EMV: What'sAnnualNext for Payments TechBuyers’ Guideand Who Will LeadSeptemberTrends & Tactics Every IssueEndpointEvery issueClosing dateJune 1, 2017July 5, 2017August 1, 2017September 1, 2017October 2, 2017November 1, 2017Material dateJune 8, 2017July 12, 2017August 8, 2017September 8, 2017October 9, 2017November 8, 2017Bonusdistribution11MWAARetailNow2017DRF 2017Prepaid Press ExpoeTail EastVartechMerchant Advisory Group ETA StrategicMRC Platinum EventLeadership ForumNational ATMMRC PlatinumPCI CouncilMoney 2020WSAAMerchant AdvisoryGroup AnnualFor additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Magazine Ad Rates and SpecsDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEB2017 Digital Transactions Magazine RatesFull page2/3 page1/2 page1/3 page1/4 page1/6 page1x3x6x12x18x24x 7,070 6,110 5,150 4,430 3,855 3,470 6,595 5,730 4,860 4,215 3,695 3,350 6,205 5,420 4,630 4,045 3,570 3,255 6,015 5,265 4,515 3,955 3,500 3,205 5,775 5,070 4,375 3,845 3,425 3,145 5,580 4,920 4,260 3,760 3,360 3,100Special PositionsInside Front Cover 675 590 675 1,260Inside Back CoverBack CoverCenter SpreadPage 1 throughTrends & Tactics 590Rates are gross. Two color and matched rates available. Ask your DT representative.Productions specificationsFULL-PAGE AD DEMOTRIM SIZEAll sizes in inches. For spread and full-page bleed ads, size listed is the trim size.An additional 0.125” bleed on all sides is required, and copy cannot be within 0.125” of the trim.See “Full-page ad demo” at right for more 5”1/3 page square4.5”4.75”8”10.75”1/3 page vertical2.125”10”Full page, no bleed7.5”10.25”1/4 page square4.5”3.75”2/3 page4.5”10”1/4 page vertical2.125”7.5”1/2 page vertical4.5”7.5”1/6 page d, bleedFull page, bleed1/2 page horizontal12Description1/6 page verticalBlack line is trim—where the page willbe physically cut.Dimensions: 8 inchesby 10.75 inchesRed indicates bleed.It must extend 0.125inches beyond the trimon all sides.Yellow shows thesafety margin. Textand important imagescannot be within thesafety margin (0.125inches on all sides).(not to scale)Light-blue is the livearea —7.875 inches by10.625 inches.For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.netCONTINUES
Magazine Ad Rates and Specs (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBCONTINUEDPrint ads design checklist Please submit electronic files via e-mail. PDF format is strongly encouraged for bestquality. EPS, AI (Illustrator), TIF and PSD(Photoshop) formats are also acceptable.You may include a color proof, if desired. Printer’s marks (registration/trim/bleed marks)should not be included. All colors should be CMYK process—no RGB or spot color inks.Spread & full-page bleed ads(in addition to the preceding requirements) Ink density (combination of cyan, magenta,yellow and black ink in any given location)should be 300% or lower in all places. Live area is 0.125 inches inside the trim on allsides (including both sides of the gutter in aspread ad). All text, and any images that mustprint, need to be inside the live area. See“Full-page ad demo” on previous page. Rich black text (black ink plus a combinationof cyan, magenta and/or yellow inks) smallerthan 12 pts. is not recommended. Artwork should be 300 dpi. If JPEG image compression is used in a PDF,Image Quality should be set to Maximum. White type reversed out of solid color andsmaller than 12 pts. is not recommended.Digital Transactions is printed computer-to-plate. Printing is web offset.Binding is saddle stitch. 3 columns per page, each 2.11 inches wide.Publisher’s Protective ClauseThe publisher reserves the right to cancel or rejectany advertising at any time, and to add the word“advertisement” at the top of any copy which inthe publisher’s opinion simulates editorial matterand might be misleading to the reader. Thepublisher will not be bound by any conditions,printed or otherwise, appearing on order blanksor copy instructions when such conditions conflictwith the regulations set forth in the rate card.13 Bleed must extend 0.125 inches beyond thetrim on all sides.SUBMISSIONCancellation ClauseCancellation is permitted only beforethe first of the month prior to issue date.Cover positions cannot be cancelled.Please send files to Bob TP submission available on request.InsertsRates and mechanical requirements for insertsfurnished upon request. Please contact yoursales representative for details.Digital TransactionsAttn: Magazine Traffic Dept.800 Roosevelt RoadBuilding B, Suite 212Glen Ellyn, IL 60137For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Digital Transactions NewsDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBOver 15,000subscribers receive Digital Transactions News EVERY DAY!They are influential executives—decision makers who relyon Digital Transactions News to stay ahead of the competition.Payments is a fast changing market and Digital Transactions Newsdelivers original stories every day.Digital Transactions recognizes that the proactive distributionof information is an extremely effective way to inform andbuild our readership and your marketing opportunities. WithDigital Transactions News, it is not necessary to downloadfiles in order to find the news. It is delivered in a concise,readable, responsive design that gives our readers theopportunity to secure more details about the event if theychoose. This approach has enabled Digital TransactionsNews to develop a following of thousands—a readershipthat is growing every day—with over 15,000 subscribersreceiving the newsletter. They are influential executives—decision makers who rely on the newsletter to stay ahead ofthe competition. Every morning, Digital Transactions Newsis in the decision maker’s email inbox.14For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Digital Transactions News (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBResults from our BPA Brand Study97.57% Average delivery rate15.52% Average open rate11.57 Average clicks per ad bannerSource: BPA Brand Report June 2016DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS NEWS SETS THE BENCHMARK by sending a uniquely-delivered electronicnewsletter to a comprehensive list of industry professionals. The newsletter is formatted in HTML, so moste-mail browsers will display a preview of the content before the message is even opened, enticing subscribersto read further. The newsletter uses responsive design, which enables the subscriber to view the newsletter inany format they like. Whether on a tablet, mobile or desktop, Digital Transactions News is sure to get directlyin front of your intended audience.THE ADS ARE IN TWO FORMATS at the same time: Banner, plus 35 words of copy. This way if the banneris blocked by the email software, you still get your advertising message delivered via the 35 words of copy.Digital Transactions News is the only newsletter offering this unique service. All ads can be linked to yourweb page or email address and are trackable.2017 Digital Transactions News RatesLogo banner (200X60 pixels), plus 35 words of copy. Rates are gross and per issue.First ad in the newsletterSecond and third position as well as column position151-4 issues5-12 issues13-24 issues25 issues 610 390 560 365 515 325 470 295For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Co-Branded EmailsDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBOver the past thirteen years, Digital Transactionshas evolved by creating new products and services.Co-branded emails are one of those success stories.TARGETING YOUR PROSPECTS isvital to today’s successful marketer.Digital Transactions offers the mosttargeted product to reach thepayments decision maker.We take your HTML creativeand email it to a select group ofour subscribers. It is co-brandedbecause we mail it out under thebanner of our email newsletter,Digital Transactions News.By doing this we increase thenumber of email addressesthat will receive your message.11,609Average database size in 20161613.25%Average open rate99Average clicks per deploymentFor additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Co-Branded Emails (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBWe can reach the total payments market or target just the sectionof the market you want to reach, such as:IndependentSales Organizations (ISOs)IndependentSoftwareVendors (ISVs)Only East CoastexecutivesExclusivelyCEOsTHESE SUBSCRIBERS are from Digital Transactions’ database, which is constantly updated to provide youwith the best list in the market. With constant changes in the payments market, Digital Transactions investsmore time and effort than any publication to reach the desired decision maker.We take your creative and prepare a text version,a mobile version, and a web version. As a result,the subscriber can view your message in any or allof the formats.We only mail once per day to our lists to ensure thatyou attract the attention of your targeted market.Every co-branded email has the ability to trackdeliveries, opens, and clicks.2017 Co-Branded Email Rates 450 per thousand, plus a set up fee of 125.17For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Web SiteDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBDigitalTransactions.net is thesource for breaking newsand information impacting the Payments market.As news happens in thepayments market, ourreporters communicatewith the industry fromthe news pages ofDigitalTransactions.net.We post the breaking storyon the Home page andNews page. EVERY DAY!A tracking feature allowsthe reader to stay up to dateon current news, and trackswhich stories are beingread the most by otherreaders. All news stories arecompletely searchable.18For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Web Site (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBOur Current Issue page offersthe latest issue in Adobe Flash.Each story from the current andpast issues is also available in thearchive, in standard HTML format.The reader has the choice of howthey want to view the issue.BPA through Google Analytics tellsus that an average of 35,535 visitorscame to DigitalTransactions.neteach month during the firstsix months of 2016, viewing anaverage 50,281 pages per month.Our average session time isone minute, 19 seconds.19Our Buyers’ Guide pagecontains listings grouped intoover 131 categories with over1,100 companies included.Our Calendar page lists upcomingevents from around the world in thePayments Market.Web RatesOn Home PagePixels1 month3 month6 month12 monthSkycraper120 x 600468 x 60120 x 240120 x 90120 x 60 10,030 4,530 4,140 2,525 1,680 9,220 4,175 3,815 2,330 1,550 8,475 3,850 3,490 2,135 1,425 7,765 3,525 3,235 1,975 1,325Full bannerVertical bannerLarge badgeMedium badgeFor additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Web Site (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBPremium Web PositionsTitle Update BannerTop BannerNews Story20For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Sponsored ContentDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBThought leadership can be an important elementof your marketing communications goals:Digital Transactions has the product to helpyou reach your goals—Sponsored Content.Sponsored Content is a 500 word story that you writeand we place on our Web news page. It looks like theother stories that are posted daily from our editorialstaff. Your story has an added banner: “SponsoredContent.” This shows our viewers that the story is writtenby an industry expert and not the editors of DigitalTransactions. Your story runs for 30 days. Your story is also highlighted in four issues ofDigital Transactions News, our daily news service. The highlight drives the viewer to your story. Links can be added to the written copy. Analytics are reported on all elements of the story.2017 Sponsored Content Rates 3,200 per month (30 days)21For additional information please contactPublisher Bob Jenisch at 877-658-0418or bob@digitaltransactions.net
WebinarsDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBDigital Transactions has produced webinars on varioustopics affecting the Payments industry.Webinars are created by the sponsor or theeditorial staff of Digital Transactions.Continuing our effort from 2016, Digital Transactionswill continue to create webinars. The topics arechosen by the editorial staff of Digital Transactions.22For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Webinars (continued)DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBWebinars from 2016Enjoy the benefits of 3-D Secure withoutimpacting the customer experienceSponsored by CybersourceMaking Sense of Faster PaymentsSponsored by FISSponsoring a webinar conveys to the payments industry that you are a thoughtleader in this ever-changing market.Last year our webinars, on average, generated 320 registrants with 56% attendingthe live event. All webinars are archived and available for viewing for one full year.You choose the topic; we’ll produce the event.Your Digital Transactions representative has all the important details.7 Ways to Make EMV EasierSponsored by Ingenico GroupOnline Fraud: Prepare for the Rising TideSponsored by FISMobile ID Verification forAccount Opening and PaymentsSponsored by MitekA Post EMV World: Lessons LearnedSponsored by Vantiv2017 Webinar RatesExclusive Sponsorship: 10,00023For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
Web Site Ad Rates and SpecsDIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEBWeb RatesOn Home PagePixels1 month3 month6 month12 monthSkycraper120 x 600468 x 60120 x 240120 x 90120 x 60 10,030 4,530 4,140 2,525 1,680 9,220 4,175 3,815 2,330 1,550 8,475 3,850 3,490 2,135 1,425 7,765 3,525 3,235 1,975 1,325Full bannerVertical bannerLarge badgeMedium badge2017 Sponsored Content Rates 3,200 per month (30 days)2017 Webinar RatesExclusive Sponsorship: 10,000Web adsPlease submit as GIF or JPG files, e-mailed tobob@digitaltransactions.netSponsored ContentPlease submit in HTML format with graphicelements in JPG or GIF files.24Please send files to Bob TP submission available on request.For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenischat 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net
6 For additional information please contact Publisher Bob Jenisch at 877-658-0418 or bob@digitaltransactions.net DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS MEDIA PLANNER 2017 MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER WEB Monthly Magazine Digital Transactions magazine is produced monthly Digital Transactions is a feature-formatted publication written with a business approach that reviews trends affecting the payments market.
