Be seen by Surprise residents.
Surprise offers residents small-town ambiance with the amenities of a major metropolis close at hand. The city is made up mostly of a middle-class mix of singles and married couples over the age of forty with grown children. Best know for being a retirement community, residents are active and maximize their free time. People in Surprise have deep roots in the community and enjoy socializing by taking part in activities with friends and neighbors such as dining out, bowling, golfing and more. Educated and financially stable, these residents live a comfortable lifestyle that allows them to take advantage of certain benefits such as frequent travel.
Readers rely on
The Surprise Republic to keep them informed on the latest news and information in their community. Residents look to their community section for stories about local education, government and business growth, plus information about things to do and articles about extraordinary people in the neighborhood.
The Surprise Republic reader profile:
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53% male, 47% female
- 25% are 25-39
- 30% are 40-59
- 29% are 60+
- 26% have children in the household under the age of 18
- 52% have accessed the internet in the past week
As of December 2008, online usage and access of
The Surprise Republic’s official Web site,
surprise.azcentral.com, averaged more than 146,080 page views per month. Readers access it for breaking news, traffic, weather and more.
Higher frequency means better results:
- The Surprise Republic publishes every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
- By advertising in more than one edition, you have stronger customer top-of-mind awareness for your business.
Targeted distribution means qualified customers:
- The Surprise Republic is distributed inside The Arizona Republic. The average daily circulation in Surprise is 12,320.
- Up to 2,190 free rack copies are distributed each day of publication.
Distribution numbers represent a 12 month rolling net total and are subject to change
Source: 2008 Phoenix Market Study, Simmons/Experian Consumer Research; Claritas 2008; Omniture October-December 2008. Rates listed below do not include national rates.
