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The Clare Herald attracts an average 21,000 unique visitors from all over County Clare, Ireland and beyond each week. The average visit length is 3 min 30 secs. The average number of page clicks per visit is 3 (stats by Google Analytics).

Pricing Arrangements For Advertisements (CPM = Cost Per 50,000 Views)

  • 160x600 of 50,000 CPM = €275.00
  • 120x600 of 50,000 CPM = €250.00
  • 234x60 of 50,000 CPM = €200.00
  • 120x240 of 50,000 CPM = €175.00
  • 125x125 of 50,000 CPM = €150.00
  • 120x90 of 50,000 CPM = €135
  • 120x60 of 50,000 CPM = €125
  • 88x31 of 50,000 CPM = €100

Note: The above quotes relate to comprehensive (all pages of website) advertisements.  Quotes relating to placed advertisements on selected sections of the site will be less than those outlined above.

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