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Understanding your Residential Distribution Overview

The Residential Distribution Overview is essential information for publishers to effectively communicate to clients/potential clients where their ad dollars are specifically going —  high-value households within their communities. By focusing on single-family homes in specific carrier routes, your distribution team has  ensured your magazines reach audiences with the highest income levels and home values, meeting advertiser expectations and boosting reader engagement. Annual updates allow publishers to stay aligned with demographic changes, ensuring you consistently reach the most relevant audiences and provide clear value to your clients with each and every issue. Key Components of Residential Distribution Focus: Distribution is limited to single-family homes (SFDU), specifically excluding condos, townhomes, and apartments to maintain target demographics. Routes: Carrier Routes define specific postal routes within zip codes allowing for targeted distribution by demographic alignment. Quantity: An annual list is generated, selecting routes based on criteria such as median income and home value, targeting 6,500+ high-value homes in each territory. Residential Distribution Overview Layout The distribution report includes: - Zip Code: Lists assigned zip codes. - Carrier Route ID: Unique identifier for each postal route. - City: City location details. - SFDU: Total single-family homes on the route. - Median Income: Average income reported to the IRS for the area. - Median Home Value: Average Single Family Home property value. - Median Age: Average age of residents. - PHWC: Percentage of homes with children. - State: State. Example of the Residential Distribution Overview Using the Overview Effectively For New Publishers - The initial overview shows our ideal target demographics. For Established Publishers - Highlighted routes represent current routes that continue to meet or exceed City Lifestyle target demographics. - Unhighlighted routes are new route suggestions from the Distribution team that now meet or exceed a previous route's target demographics. - Routes listed below the legend table are recommended for removal from the previous existing list, typically due to route changes by the USPS. Annual Review Recommendation Publishers are encouraged to annually update their distribution list to ensure they’re always being received in the highest value homes available in their targeted demographic territory. Established Routes Once Routes are set they will appear in ARC > Distribution > Residential Routes Understanding your Residential Distribution Overview https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/r1P58XfJRGuZ9aVAwMxM6r Discover how to navigate through your Residential Distribution Overview and access essential information effortlessly 1. Residential Distribution Overview The Residential Distribution Overview gives essential information for publishers to effectively communicate to clients where their ad dollars are specifically going within their communities. By focusing on single-family homes in specific carrier routes, your distribution team has ensured your magazines reach audiences with the highest income levels and home values, meeting advertiser expectations and boosting reader engagement. Annual updates allow publishers to stay aligned with demographic changes, ensuring you consistently reach the most relevant audiences and provide clear value to your clients with each and every issue. Residential Distribution Overview 2. Key Components of Residential Distribution The key components of residential distribution are Focus, Routes and Quantity. The distribution is limited to single-family homes, specifically excluding condos, townhomes, and apartments to maintain your target demographic. Routes are defined as specific postal routes within your zip codes allowing for targeted distribution. Quantity relates to a distribution list, generated annually, based on criteria such as median income and home value, targeting 6,500+ high-value homes in each territory. Key Components of Residential Distribution 3. Report Overview Here is an example of the residential distribution report. It includes your residential routes zip codes, the carrier routes ID, which are unique identifiers for each postal routes, the city, the of total single-family homes, the average income reported to the IRS, average single-family home property value, average age of the residents, percentage of homes with children and the state. Report Overview 4. Using the Overview Effectively For new Publishers, the initial overview will suggest routes to help target ideal demographics. For established Publishers, the highlighted routes represent current routes that continue to meet or exceed City Lifestyle target demographics. Unhighlighted routes are new suggestions from the Distribution team and route listed below the legend table are recommended for removal, typically due to routes changes by the USPS. Using the Overview Effectively 5. Distribution Once routes are established, Publishers can view them in ARC by clicking the Distribution tab on the left hand side. Distribution 6. Select Magazine Select the magazine from the dropdown menu. Select Magazine 7. Click "Residential Routes" Access residential distribution details under the Residential Routes tab. Click 'Residential Routes' 8. View Residential Routes Here Publishers can view monthly residential distribution routes. Publishers are encouraged to annually update their distribution list to ensure they’re always being received in the highest value homes available in their targeted demographic territory. View Residential Routes This guide walks you through understanding your Residential Distribution Overview. Powered by guidde

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

Print & Distribution FAQ

Client Copies Distribution Media Kits Print Quality Publisher Copies Client Copies _ How can I update/change my client's address to receive their magazine copies? _ Updating your client's mailing address for magazine distribution has to be done in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Search client + click on address 4. Update and Save _ How do I increase/decrease the number of copies my client receives? _ You can edit the number of copies your clients receive in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Click Additional Readers 3. Select the client's name 4. Update the number of copies 5. Save Please note if a client needs more than 15 copies each month, you as the publisher need to include those extra copies as part of your publisher copies received each month and hand deliver or mail them directly to the client. _ Why is my client not receiving my magazine? _ First you will want to confirm the recipient is listed Arc under Distribution > Additional Readers and their address is listed correctly.  If the recipient is listed in Arc with the correct address, please send the recipient name(s) and address(s) in a ticket for verification from our distribution team. (Reminder, our team cannot verify distribution until after the 5th of the month.) Distribution _ How do I remove an address from my mailing list? _ Take the following steps to remove an address from your mailing list: 1. Distribution 2. Exclusion List 3. Add Address 4. Enter the address 5. Save _ Can I get a copy of the mailing receipt for my magazines? _ The USPS does not provide us with a mailing receipt. All mailing paperwork and postages have been submitted electronically and correspond to the barcoding on the pallet labels at the facility. Therefore, this is an internal process we coordinate for you and, as such, there is no mailing receipt to provide. _ Can I change my distribution routes? I would like to add an additional zip code to my distribution. _ You are allowed to change distribution (routes within current zip codes, not quantity) once per year. as specified under Tier Benefits located on the publisher’s dashboard in Arc. - If your magazine is Bronze/Silver Tier the charge to complete this is $500. - If your magazine is Gold, there is no charge. - If your magazine is Platinum or ABOVE, the quantity can be increased up to 10,000 within the current zip code. Additional zip codes are not added. If you would like to make changes to your distribution, please submit a ticket to get this information to our distribution team outlining the sub divisions and/or neighborhoods in the area that you would like to have reviewed. Media Kits _ Can I change the home value listed in my media kit? _ The home value information included in your media kit is sourced directly from the U.S. Government’s monthly data reporting. Please review your supplied overview. The data on this overview contains supplied averages of each postal route.  If the numbers on your media kit do not reflect the values believed to be accurate for the mailing postal routes, please provide a few addresses within your routes where homes have sold for the​ maximum value you're asking to be listed on the media kit. We’ll be happy to verify and make adjustments as needed. Many of our publishers obtain this information from their real estate partners.​ It’s essential to emphasize that the home must have sold for the specified price, not simply be listed at that price. City Lifestyle participates in the CVC verification process for truth in publishing, so all claims on our media kits must be verifiable during the annual audits. You may want to use Zillow to look for homes that are of the highest value if you do not have a real estate partner.  We use Zillow as a tool to easily verify individual address sale information - looking for specific address information - basically a spot check when asked to research a specific address. HOWEVER; we also check two other sources for validity. _ How do I order additional media kits? _ Additional Media Kits can be ordered through ARC under Training and Documents, click the Order Materials tab. Please keep in mind the minimum amount of media kits you can order is 200. Print Quality _ Why is the white border on my cover not even all the way around? _ It is normal with the processes it takes for magazines to be produced for the white border to not be completely even around the cover as there are tolerances to the left and the right. If you are concerned about an extreme error in border sizing, please submit a ticket with images for our team to review. _ Is my magazine bound or stapled? _ All magazines at 36 and 40 pages will be saddle stitched (stapled). Once the publication reaches 44 pages the magazine will be perfectly bound.  _ Why does my magazine only have two staples? _ We understand that your magazine only has two staples and that is perfectly normal. We use two staples on all of the saddle stitched magazines. _ I am having an issue with the print quality of my magazine - color is to dark, cover was blurry, magazine was not bound evenly, etc. _ Quality is our cornerstone. In order to investigate, we need the following information submitted in a ticket: - Is it a publisher copy, a business copy or a residential copy? - If a publisher copy, how many have this problem? (Estimated number is fine.) - If a business or residential copy, please send the address(s) associated with this so we can check the mail list for location. - Include photos of your concerns. _ Why is the mailing label upside down on my magazines? _ The mailing labels are actually supposed to be upside down as it is required by the post office in order to receive the best mailing rates. _ Can I change the cover coating/texture on my magazine? Can I change my cover from gloss to matte? _ Cover coating changes can be made once per year. If you would like to change your coating please submit a ticket so we can verify your magazine tier and access to adjust. Please include in the ticket: - Duration of the coating change (March issue only, from here forward, etc.) - Confirm the current coating and what you would like it changed to- Now: Matte, Change: to Gloss Once tier/ability to change is verified, the National Support team change make this change for you. Publisher Copies _ How do I change my address for my publisher copies? _ You can change the address to which you receive your publisher copies in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Under "My Copies" click on your address to update _ Who can receive publisher copies? _ Other than a publisher, one other party on your team can receive publisher copies such as your assistant or editor. You can complete this request in ARC by updating your address information. _ When will my publisher copies arrive? How can I track them? _ The tracking information for your publisher copies of your magazine(s) can be found in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Navigate to the correct month with the < > arrows 4. Find your Tracking Number and Ship Date on the right side next to your name and address This information will not be available to you until your magazines have shipped. Y_our magazines will be delivered between the 25th-5th of each month. This may vary due to weekends or holidays._ If it is after the 10th of the month, we ask that you put in a ticket through Arc to make the distribution team aware that your magazines have not arrived yet. _ What is the maximum number of publisher copies I can receive? _ There is no maximum amount of My Copies or publisher copies a publisher or second recipient can receive. Most people default to 150. _ How do I increase my number of publisher copies? _ To increase your publisher copies in Arc: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Click on your name under My Copies. 4. Make the necessary adjustments and click Save. _ How much do publisher copies cost? _ The approximate cost for each publisher copy (including shipping) is $1.50 - $1.75 per magazine, although this may vary. _ How am I charged for my magazine copies? _ You are charged for every magazine that is printed every month regardless of residential, business, subscriber, or publisher copies. Please note: If a publisher enters an address to receive 15 copies, you will be charged shipping on those deliveries because it is considered a bulk shipment.

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

Media Kits

Ordering Media Kits Additional Media Kits can be ordered through ARC under Training and Documents, click the Order Materials tab. Please keep in mind the minimum amount of media kits you can order is 200. Changes to Home Value in Media Kit The home value information included in your media kit is sourced directly from the U.S. Government’s monthly data reporting. Please review your supplied overview. The data on this overview contains supplied averages of each postal route.  If the numbers on your media kit do not reflect the values believed to be accurate for the mailing postal routes, please provide a few addresses within your routes where homes have sold for the​ maximum value you're asking to be listed on the media kit. We’ll be happy to verify and make adjustments as needed. Many of our publishers obtain this information from their real estate partners.​ It’s essential to emphasize that the home must have sold for the specified price, not simply be listed at that price. City Lifestyle participates in the CVC verification process for truth in publishing, so all claims on our media kits must be verifiable during the annual audits. You may want to use Zillow to look for homes that are of the highest value if you do not have a real estate partner.  We use Zillow as a tool to easily verify individual address sale information - looking for specific address information - basically a spot check when asked to research a specific address. HOWEVER; we also check two other sources for validity.

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

Identifying Residential Distribution in EDDM

This tool allows publishers to verify if neighborhoods, specific areas or specific addresses are or are not within their residential distribution. Steps and Key Considerations: New Publishers: Access the Residential Distribution Overview Email Begin by opening your Residential Distribution Overview provided by the Distribution Department. This document contains the recommended  list of distribution routes covering the highest value homes in your territory. Established Publishers: Access Residential Routes in ARC Established publishers who are considering changes to their mailing routes should go to ARC > Distribution and click on Residential Routes. This tab shows your current routes. 1. In a new browser tab, go toEDDM (Every Door Direct Mail by USPS). 2. Enter the zip code for the area you’re reviewing. 3. Under Refine Search, select Table view. 4. Why Table View? Table view organizes route details, making it easy to compare routes directly with your Residential Distribution Overview (for new publishers) or Residential Routes in ARC (for established publishers). 5. NOTE: This information will NOT match the count on your overview list as City Lifestyle only mails to single family homes. The information provided by EDDM includes every single door with a mail box on the route.   6. Checkmark the routes from your overview (for new publishers) or ARC list (for established publishers) in the table view.  7. Switch back to Map view to see the highlighted routes in blue for a “street-level” view of the areas covered by your distribution. Use this map to verify the subdivisions you are looking for are covered. Assess a Specific Addresses: 1. Type the address into the search bar on EDDM and hover over the location. 2. If the address falls within a blue highlighted route, this indicates that it is already covered by one of your existing routes. 3. If the address does not fall within a blue highlighted route, look in the top left corner of the EDDM screen to find the route number for the area you may be interested in added. Put in a ticket for a conversation with the Distribution team. 4. When considering adding a route, remember that you are including the entire route, not just the individual address. Some routes may include areas with mixed demographics or a range of income levels. 5. However, if the route includes a high-priority neighborhood or a valuable area for your publication, it may still be beneficial to include the entire route. This can ensure that desirable areas—such as a new high-end development or affluent neighborhood—are part of your distribution, even if some homes within that route may not perfectly match your target demographic. 6. After reviewing, consider any route adjustments that enhance reach and align with your audience and publication goals. See more below: How to Look Up Residential Distribution Routes in EDDM https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/tNgjHidBqmSPyaK2QH6nig Discover how to navigate through your Residential Distribution Overview and access essential information effortlessly Go to citylifestylehq.com 1. The Every Door Direct Mail tool from USPS allows publishers to verify, evaluate, and make strategic decisions about their distribution routes, leveraging their local knowledge to optimize reach in valuable communities. Highlighting and understanding selected routes helps determine if they are effectively covering "hot" locations like new developments, affluent neighborhoods, or other high-potential areas that align with the target audience. The Every Door Direct Mail tool from USPS allows publishers to verify, evaluate, and make strategic decisions about their distribution routes, leveraging their local knowledge to optimize reach in valuable communities. Highlighting and understanding selected routes helps determine if they are effectively covering hot locations like new developments, affluent neighborhoods, or other high-potential areas that align with the target audience. ![The Every Door Direct Mail tool from USPS allows publishers to verify, evaluate, and make strategic decisions about their distribution routes, leveraging their local knowledge to optimize reach in valuable communities. Highlighting and understanding selected routes helps determine if they are effectively covering](https://static.guidde.com/v0/qg%2FTMfPuzTK4lNSGBFIeU34q1WhZ0m1%2FtNgjHidBqmSPyaK2QH6nig%2FmcPpefVM691XW65yDHFMaT_doc.png?alt=media&token=68afbcc5-026f-4370-abec-8dd2d6870fc4) 2. Residential Distribution Overview For new publishers, begin by opening your Residential Distribution Overview provided by the Distribution Department. This document contains the initial list of distribution routes covering your target area and serves as the foundation for your current mailing strategy. Residential Distribution Overview 3. Distribution For established publishers who are considering changes to their mailing routes, go to ARC and click the Distribution tab on the left hand side. Distribution 4. Select Magazine Select the magazine from the dropdown menu. Select Magazine 5. Click "Residential Routes" Access residential distribution details under the Residential Routes tab. Click 'Residential Routes' 6. View Residential Routes This tab shows your current, ongoing routes and serves as the basis for reviewing which areas to add or remove. View Residential Routes 7. Every Door Direct Mail by USPS In a new browser tab, go to Every Door Direct Mail by USPS at eddm.usps.com Every Door Direct Mail by USPS 8. Search Zip Code Enter the zip code for the area you're reviewing and click Search. Search Zip Code 9. Click "Table" Under Refine Search, select Table view. Click 'Table' 10. Table View Table view organizes route details making it easy to compare routes directly with your Residential Distribution Overview or Residential Routes in ARC. Please note this information will not match the information on your overview list as City Lifestyle only mails to single family homes, and the EDDM includes every door with a mailbox. Table View 11. Select Current Routes and Map View Select the routes currently in your mailing list and switch back over to Map view. Select Current Routes and Map View 12. Highlighted Routes The routes highlighted in blue show the areas covered in your current distribution. Use this map to verify the subdivisions you are looking for are covered. Highlighted Routes 13. Assess Specific Address To assess a specific address for targeted coverage, type the address into the search bar. Assess Specific Address 14. Check Address in Route If the address falls within a blue highlighted route, this indicates that it is already covered by one of your existing routes. Check Address in Route 15. Check Route Number If the address does not fall within a blue highlighted route, look in the top left corner of the EDDM screen to find the route number for the area you may be interested in added. Put in a ticket for a conversation with the Distribution team. Check Route Number 16. Review Potential Additional Routes When considering adding a route, remember that you are including the entire route, not just the individual address. Some routes may include areas with mixed demographics or a range of income levels. However, if the route includes a high-priority neighborhood or a valuable area for your publication, it may still be beneficial to include the entire route. This can ensure that desirable areas—such as a new high-end development or affluent neighborhood—are part of your distribution, even if some homes within that route may not perfectly match your target demographic. After reviewing, consider any route adjustments that enhance reach and align with your audience and publication goals. Review Potential Additional Routes This guide walks you through understanding your Residential Distribution Overview in Citylifestylehq Powered by guidde

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

Identifying Mailing Routes with Melissa Lookups

Publishers can use Melissa Lookups to verify specific addresses within their residential distribution.  Verify Current Residential Route Distribution For New Publishers: Start with the Residential Distribution Overview email provided by the Distribution department. This initial document lists the highest value homes in your territory. For Established Publishers: Go to ARC > Distribution > Residential Routes to see current, active routes. Identifying an Address in Melissa Lookups 1. Go toMelissa Lookups 2. Navigate to the Lookups tab at the top of the page 3. Select All-In-One Lookup 4. Input the address you wish to verify and click Submit 5. Scroll down to see information regarding the address identifying the: 6. Postal Carrier Route: route number that starts with "R" or "C", followed by numbers (e.g., R061). R (rural) & C (city) are just placeholders these days and do not necessarily mean rural or city any longer. 7. Postal Zip Code: mailing zip code (e.g., 64108). 8. Using your Residential Distribution Overview or Residential Routes list in ARC, compare the postal route number and zip code obtained from Melissa Lookup (e.g., R061 64108). 9. It is critical to verify both the route number WITH the zip code and as many zip codes have the same route numbers. If you do not look up the route under the correct zip code, it may appear missing when it is, in fact, part of your distribution. 10. If the route is listed, you are currently mailing to this home. If it is not listed, you are not mailing to this home. 11. Single addresses can be added in as an Additional Reader.  Use local insights to determine if expanding to entire additional routes would benefit reach such as: 12. New residential developments 13. Revitalization of older homes or areas 14. Current “Hot Spots” Existing Publishers: Make note of these areas for tier growth or Annual Distribution Review. New Publishers: Make note of these areas and schedule a distribution call before launch to see how these could fit into your initial distribution. See more below: How to Look Up Mailing Routes using Melissa Lookups https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/fgHucnKfXdR7dDz3HUZGt8 Learn how to efficiently look up Mailing Routes using Melissa Lookups. Go to lookups.melissa.com 1. Melissa Lookups for Residential Distribution Melissa Lookups is an online tool Publishers can use to verify addresses within their residential distribution. New Publishers can use the Residential Distribution Overview to verify routes while established Publishers can find this information in ARC under Distribution. Melissa Lookups for Residential Distribution 2. Go to lookups.mellisa.com First, go to lookups.melissa.com and click on the Lookups tab. Go to lookups.mellisa.com 3. Search Address Under All-in-One Lookup, enter the address you are searching for. Search Address 4. View Zip Code and Postal Carrier Route Scroll down under Address Information to view the Zip Code and Postal Carrier Route. You will need both numbers to verify if the address is currently in your residential distribution. View Zip Code and Postal Carrier Route 5. Verify if Route/Zip Code is listed in Residential Routes Using your Residential Distribution Overview or Residential Routes list in ARC, compare the postal route number and zip code obtained from Melissa Lookup. If the route is listed, you are currently mailing to this home. It is critical to verify both the route number WITH the zip code and as route numbers may have multiple zip codes. Verify if Route/Zip Code is listed in Residential Routes 6. Consideration of Distribution Changes If the route for this address is not listed, you can add the specific address in as an Additional Reader. If you believe an entire additional route would benefit reach such as new residential developments or current hot spots in the area, make note to discuss with the Distribution department upon your Annual Distribution Review. New Publishers can schedule a call to go over any potential distribution changes before launch. Consideration of Distribution Changes This guide provides a straightforward approach to looking up Mailing Routes using Melissa Lookups Powered by guidde

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

How to Navigate the Residential Routes Tab

How to Navigate the Residential Routes Tab in ARC https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/uTD2JAxVsr2LzGp6H9jTrN This guide will walk you through navigating the Residential Routes tab in ARC, providing detailed instructions on accessing specific routes, viewing information, and reviewing route details in the Citylifestylehq application 1. Residential Routes The Residential Routes tab displays the number of copies assigned to each carrier route ID within the designated zip codes. Please note that residential route changes are made annually or when tier changes have been reached. The deadline for making any distribution changes aligns with your first ads deadline. Residential Routes 2. Click "Distribution" In ARC, click on the Distribution tab on the left hand side. Click 'Distribution' 3. Click "Residential Routes" Access the "Residential Routes" section. Click 'Residential Routes' 4. Select Magazine Select which magazine you want to view from the dropdown box on the left side of the screen. Select Magazine 5. Select Month/Year Select the month you wish to view by clicking on the blue arrows to the left and right of the month-year shown. Select Month/Year 6. Distribution Information The top table will display the distribution list number/name, the total quantity of copies in the distribution list, it's upload date, expiration date, tracking number, carrier, and ship date. These are entered by the Print and Distribution department once they become available. Distribution Information 7. Carrier Routes Information The bottom table will display each Carrier Route ID, the number of copies mailed in that route and the zip code and city shipped to. The Carrier Route ID is a unique identifier assigned to a specific route or delivery area within a zip code used by postal carriers. This allows you to view the details of your distribution. You can sort each column by clicking on the arrow next to the title. Carrier Routes Information The guide covered how to access and navigate the Residential Routes tab in ARC. Powered by guidde

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

How to Navigate the Exclusions Tab

The Exclusions tab allows publishers to quickly and accurately remove residents who don’t wish to receive the magazine. Because we are a free publication - marketing mail - we are required to remove anyone who doesn’t want to receive our publication. Steps: 1. In ARC, open the menu on the left side and select the Distribution tab. 2. Click on “Exclusion List” at the top of the page. 3. Choose the magazine you want to manage from the dropdown on the left (if you have multiple titles). 4. Find the Month/Year at the top center and select the correct month using the blue arrows. 5. Exclusions can only be added for upcoming issues, be sure to submit any addresses before the ads deadline for the issue distribution needs to stop. 6. Click Add Address on the top right. 7. In the pop-up box, enter the address, city, state, and zip code exactly as shown on the mailing label. 8. Click Save. A green confirmation box will appear if a match is found, excluding that address from future mailings. Important Notes: - When adding an address to the exclusion list the system will only search  Residential Routes for the matching address. If it is not on the residential list, you will receive the Red Box alert and the address will continue to receive the magazine. Adjust the address or check the Additional Readers list for the address.  - Do not use this list for Additional Reader removals. For Additional Readers: - Go to the Additional Readers list. - Click the trash icon next to the reader’s name and confirm the deletion. - Inform the requester that removal may take up to 60 days due to production timelines, as labels for the next issue may already be finalized. How to Navigate the Exclusions Tab in ARC https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/aULCnPyMEeVf4NdapcGBN7 Learn how to effectively navigate the Exclusions Tab in ARC to manage exclusions and locations efficiently Go to citylifestylehq.com 1. Click "Distribution" In ARC, click on the Distribution tab on the left hand side. Click 'Distribution' 2. Click "Exclusion List" Click on the Exclusion List tab at the top of the page. Click 'Exclusion List' 3. Select Magazine Choose the magazine you want to manage from the dropdown on the left. Select Magazine 4. Select Month/Year Use the blue arrows next to the month and year to navigate to a different month. Here you will see a list of addresses that are being excluded from your distribution routes. Select Month/Year 5. Click "Add Additional Reader" To add an additional address, click Add Additional Reader in the top right corner. Click 'Add Additional Reader' 6. Enter address EXACTLY as it is shown on the magazine label. Click Save In the pop-up box, enter the address. It is important that you enter the address exactly as shown on the mailing label to ensure the correct address is removed. Once you click Save, a confirmation box will appear excluding that address from future mailings. Enter address EXACTLY as it is shown on the magazine label. Click Save 7. Click "Additional Readers" It is important to note these addresses are already included in your distribution routes. To remove an Additional Reader, click on the Additional Readers tab. Click 'Additional Readers' 8. Click trash icon to remove Click the trash icon next to the reader’s name and confirm the deletion. You will want to Inform the requester that removal may take up to 60 days due to production timelines, as labels for the next issue may already be finalized. Click trash icon to remove Discover how to effortlessly maneuver through the Exclusions Tab in ARC Powered by guidde

Last updated on Jan 12, 2025

How to Navigate the Distribution Summary Tab

For Publishers to review their magazine's reach and the specific distribution methods being used. Understanding Your Distribution: There are six components that make up the distribution for your magazine. 1. Residential Routes 2. Additional Readers 3. Publisher (My) Copies 4. Customers  5. Businesses List 6. Additional Readers  7. Exclusion List Steps: 1. In ARC, go to Distribution found on the left menu. 2. Click on Summary on the top bar. 3. Select the month you want to view by clicking on the arrows to the left and right of the month shown. Residential Routes: This is the total number of single family residences chosen in the mail routes. This is the majority of your distribution. Additional Readers: There are four types of additional readers. 1. Pub (My) Copies: The quantity of pub copies that the publisher will receive. 2. Additional Readers: Are copies sent to prospects, featured article participants, photographers, additional writers, family & friends or anyone that the publisher chooses to add to the list.  3. Customers: Advertising clients are automatically added to the client distribution when agreements are signed. It’s important that the clients accurate mailing address is listed in their account profile to ensure they receive their copy of the magazine each month. If the client would like the magazine to go to a different address, adjust that manually once the contract is signed. . Do not manually add the client to the additional readers list or they will receive 2 copies. 4. Businesses: A list of businesses are supplied at the time of launch for prospecting and  improved readership. If one of these businesses are converted to a client, please delete them from the additional readers list manually using the trash icon.  Exclusions: Any Residential reader who has asked to be removed from the mailing list. This is not to be used for additional readers. Any additional reader requesting removal should be removed by the publisher using the trash can icon.  Total Distribution: Sum of all distribution parts added together minus any exclusions. Important: All changes to Distribution must be complete by your first ad deadline. The day following the deadline (26, 2, 7, 13), all mail lists are sent to the printers to begin their processes and cannot be changed. How to Navigate the Distribution Summary Tab in ARC https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/x6w9QoZtTG7fnUKjMEC6ei This guide will show you how to navigate the Distribution Summary tab in ARC. 1. Components of Distribution There are six components that make up the distribution for your magazine: Your Residential Routes, your Additional Readers which is made up of your Publisher Copies, Customers, your Businesses List and Additional Readers outside of your residential routes along with the Exclusion List. Components of Distribution 2. Click "Distribution" You can view your Distribution Summary in ARC by navigating to the Distribution tab on the left hand side. Click 'Distribution' 3. Click "Summary" Click on the summary page at the top. Click 'Summary' 4. Select month using the arrows Select the month you would like to view distribution for by using the left and right arrows. Select month using the arrows 5. Residential Routes The number listed under the Residential Routes section is the total number of single family residences chosen in the mail routes. This is the majority of your distribution. Residential Routes 6. Additional Readers Under the Additional Readers section you will see the number of Publisher Copies, your Additional Readers, Customer and Business Distribution. Additional Readers 7. Additional Readers There are four types of additional readers. My Copies is the quantity of copies that the publisher will receive. Additional Readers are copies sent to prospects, featured article participants, photographers, additional writers, family & friends or anyone that the publisher chooses to add to the list. Customers are advertising clients are automatically added to the client distribution when agreements are signed. It’s important that the clients accurate mailing address is listed in their account profile to ensure they receive their copy of the magazine each month. If the client would like the magazine to go to a different address, adjust that manually once the contract is signed. . Do not manually add the client to the additional readers list or they will receive 2 copies. Businesses is a list of businesses are supplied at the time of launch for prospecting and improved readership. If one of these businesses are converted to a client, please delete them from the additional readers list manually using the trash icon. Additional Readers 8. Exclusion List The number under the Exclusion List section are any residential readers who have asked to be removed from the mailing list. This is not to be used for additional readers. Exclusion List 9. Total Distribution Lastly, Total Distribution is the sum of all distribution parts added together minus any exclusions. Total Distribution 10. REMINDER! Any changes to your distribution must be made by your first ad deadline. Following this deadline all mail lists are sent to the printers to begin their processes and cannot be changed. As a reminder, any changes to your distribution must be made by your first ad deadline. Following this deadline all mail lists are sent to the printers to begin their processes and cannot be changed. ![REMINDER! Any changes to your distribution must be made by your first ad deadline. Following this deadline all mail lists are sent to the printers to begin their processes and cannot be changed.](https://static.guidde.com/v0/qg%2FTMfPuzTK4lNSGBFIeU34q1WhZ0m1%2Fx6w9QoZtTG7fnUKjMEC6ei%2F2auRwSqS9QvMtg79c5Ygu6_doc.png?alt=media&token=e3599cdb-4fe5-4fb4-a1fd-bbba9184683c) This guide explained how to navigate the distribution summary tab in ARC. Powered by guidde

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How to Navigate the Additional Readers Tab

For Publishers to review critical insights into their magazine's additional reader distribution and to make changes each month. Steps: 1. In ARC, go to Distribution found on the left menu. 2. Click on Additional Readers on the top bar. 3. Select the month you want to view by clicking on the arrows to the left and right of the month shown. Add Additional Reader:  1. Click on Add Additional Reader.  2. The reader details box will appear to enter the name, company name, address, city, state, zip code, and number of copies.  3. Under Type, assign the reader as a Business, Customer, or Additional Reader.  4. You can also assign a begin/end issue if this person should receive a select number of issues.  Changes to Publisher Copies:  “My Copies” is your total number of publisher copies and where they are to be delivered.  - If you are a publisher setting up your account for the first time, you will want to click on Add Additional Reader and follow the steps listed above. Before saving, check the My Copies box to save this contact for your publisher copies.  - To edit your copies or contact information, click on your address under “My Copies” and a box will appear for editing.  - Note that if you change your address in your profile, it will not automatically carry through to distribution. You will have to manually enter it in distribution to change the delivery address for your copies. - Also note that any quantity changes will carry through to the following month. So if you need extra copies for October, you will adjust that month, then click to November and reset your copy quantity back to the original amount.  Additional Readers List: This list encompasses three types of distribution recipients: Businesses, Customers, and Additional Readers. The list can be sorted by using the carrot next to each column header.  - Business: This is the business list we originally set in your distribution. You are welcome to add, delete, and make changes to this list. Click on the address and a box will pop up for you to make changes.  - Customer: These are your ad partners. They are automatically added to distribution when the contract is assigned. They are typically highlighted in blue when they are active. It is good practice to check these before your first ad deadline. If a contract is signed without an address attached it will not pull over an address for distribution. You will need to manually add the address by clicking on the address area for the box to pop up.  - Additional Reader: This is anyone who requests the magazine that is not a business or a customer. This list is typically friends, family members, or community partners. You can make changes to the address by clicking on the address and a box will pop up to make changes. Note: If you are concerned an additional reader is not receiving their copy and have verified they are listed correctly under the Additional Readers list, please submit a support ticket. How to Navigate the Additional Readers Tab in ARC https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/p4rDtmnxhATPuAMCtB2NwJ 1. Understanding Additional Readers An additional reader is anyone added to the mailing list outside of the residential distribution routes. There are four different components that make up the additional readers list: Publisher Copies, Customers, Businesses, and Additional Readers or specific individuals/single addresses. Using the Additional Readers tab, publishers can strategically place the magazine with key local businesses and influential community members, maximizing visibility and building valuable connections. Understanding Additional Readers 2. Publisher (My) Copies and Customers Additional readers are individuals or businesses outside the residential mailing routes who receive copies of the publication. These readers are divided into four main categories. First are the Publisher Copies or My Copies. These are for the publisher’s personal distribution. Most Publishers receive 200-300 copies per month to be used for prospecting and sales purposes or promotional events. Next are Customers. Advertising clients are automatically added to the additional readers list as a "Customer" when an agreement is signed. They will begin to receive copies at the contract start date. Publishers can update the copy quantities if a client needs to receive more than one copy. Be sure to remove them as a "Business" to avoid duplication on the additional readers list. Publisher (My) Copies and Customers 3. Businesses and Additional Readers Next are Businesses. These are high-value local businesses within the Publisher's zip code territory who do not currently advertise with City Lifestyle. The Distribution team will compile the list and upload it into ARC where Publishers can edit, remove and add businesses to focus on what they like to target in their area. Lastly are Additional Readers personally selected by the Publisher who might be influential in the community or potential clients that are not already within the residential mailing routes. These could also be writers, photographers or family. Businesses and Additional Readers 4. Policy and Expectations There are policies and expectations around managing additional readers. The publisher is responsible for managing and keeping the additional readers list up-to-date. Once a magazine has been printed, there is no way to get additional copies. Changes and updates need to be entered by the publications ad deadline. If a change is made to the number of copies, that number will continue to reflect that change going forward. If this is meant to be a temporary change, publishers must change this number prior to the next issue in ARC back to the desired quantity. Policy and Expectations 5. Policy and Exceptions Limitations and balance are important regarding Additional Readers. Do not add entire subdivisions as additional readers. If a publisher wishes to include a subdivision, they must add it as a route through the annual residential route change opportunity. Do not add areas outside the designated territory. Out-of-territory entries will be removed from the distribution list. The exception to this would be family and close friends, they may be added selectively. Limit additional readers to high-value contacts, such as potential clients and community influencers, to maximize visibility and connection. Policy and Exceptions 6. Policy and Expectations Cost Management is also important. Publishers are responsible for distribution costs for every copy. Limit additional readers to limit costs as this method does not provide high saturation rates. Residential distribution is the most economical method for mailing. The exception to this would be family and close friends, they may be added selectively. Limit additional readers to high-value contacts, such as potential clients and community influencers, to maximize visibility and connection. Policy and Expectations 7. Click "Distribution" In ARC, click on the Distribution tab on the left hand side. Click 'Distribution' 8. Click "Additional Readers" Click on the Additional Readers tab at the top of the page. Click 'Additional Readers' 9. Select magazine Choose the magazine from the dropdown on the left. Select magazine 10. Select month/year Select the month using the blue arrows near the top center of the page. Select month/year 11. "My Copies" My Copies lists the publisher’s details and the number of copies they receive with Tracking information. 'My Copies' 12. "Additional Readers" Below is a list of your Additional Readers including local businesses, advertising clients and influential individuals receiving a mailed copy. 'Additional Readers' 13. Click "Add Additional Reader" To add a new contact, click "Add Additional Reader" under the actions menu in the top right. Click 'Add Additional Reader' 14. Enter Additional Reader Information Enter the Additional Readers information including the number of copies you would like them to receive and if there is an "End Issue". Check the "My Copies" box for publisher copies that are unlabeled. Enter the reader or company's name and address how it should appear on the mailing label. Finally, assign a type of reader, business customer or individual additional reader. Click "Save" to add the entry. Enter Additional Reader Information 15. Edit or Remove Additional Reader To edit a readers information, click on the reader’s name to update details as needed. Click the trash can icon on the right side of their row to delete the reader. Edit or Remove Additional Reader 16. Download Template and Upload Additional Readers List You can also bulk upload Additional Readers by downloading the sample CSV template and then uploading it here under Actions. Once the CSV has been filled out, click Upload List to add the readers. Download Template and Upload Additional Readers List Powered by guidde

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How to Manually Increase Page Count

Publishers have access to add to their total page count once they have reached the  Silver Tier Level prior to their editorial deadline. Total page count can increase by 4 or 8 pages. Keep in mind that changes come with associated costs. If you fall below the Silver tier you will lose the ability to manually adjust their page count. How to Manually Increase Page Count in ARC https://embed.app.guidde.com/playbooks/c1XrqGTyTSKVxz2qdH3SZo This guide will walk you through manually adjusting page counts in ARC for those who are Silver tier and higher. Go to citylifestylehq.com 1. Click "Editorial" In ARC, navigate to the Editorial tab on the left hand side. Click 'Editorial' 2. Click "Issues" Access the "Issues" tab Click 'Issues' 3. Select Issue Choose the specific month for page count adjustments Select Issue 4. Click "Set Pages" Select the option for setting pages Click 'Set Pages' 5. Click "Manually Set" In the pop up window, switch your page count change to manual versus automatic. Click 'Manually Set' 6. Additional Costs Please note you are responsible for any additional costs associated with changing your page count. Additional Costs 7. Change Page Count and Set Pages Select your new page count from the drop down menu and click Set Pages to confirm. Change Page Count and Set Pages 8. Deadline Error Message You can only change your page count prior to your editorial deadline. If your editorial deadline has passed you will receive an error message and the change will not be made. Deadline Error Message 9. Page Count Error Message You will also receive an error message if you attempt to increase your page count by more than 8 pages. Publishers that are Silver tier and above have the ability to increase their page count by 4 or 8 pages prior to their editorial deadline. Page Count Error Message 10. Verify Page Count Change Once you have successfully increased your page count within your editorial deadline and by the correct amount, you will see this change on the Issues tab. Verify Page Count Change 11. Silver Tier and Higher A few things to keep in mind regarding adjusting your page count is that those who are below Silver tier will not have this ability. So if you fall below the revenue threshold this function will not be available in ARC. Don't forget that you are financially responsible for any page count changes made! Silver Tier and Higher This guide covered navigating manually adjusting your page count in ARC. Powered by guidde

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Annual Review of Residential Distribution

Annually each title will be reviewed by distribution to ensure that all route changes, income adjustments and home value modifications have been taken into account for the best possible reach to each and every client signed. Distribution will reach out with a new residential overview email detailing current mailing routes vs. recommended changes. Feel free to ask questions. As your publication(s) grows, this is also the time to check your tier for additional perks such as additional residential routes. Increasing routes means increased readership, reach and brand recognition and selling power!  Annual Residential Distribution Overview Each year, the Distribution team will send you an email with your Residential Distribution Overview. This email includes: - A summary of your current routes - Recommended routes to keep - Recommended routes to remove - Recommended routes to add Recommended mailing route adjustments are based on the latest median home values and median income in your territory. For New Publishers: 1. Use this opportunity to familiarize yourself with the areas covered to answer questions when selling. 2. If a hot new area is coming into play, check to see if it’s included. If not, set up a call with distribution to see how to best swap this area with one already chosen. 3. If a specific area seems to be missing, set up a call with distribution to see why that is. Our magazines mail to full mailing routes, there could be something that is pulling the area out of contention. There are options. For Existing Publishers: 1. As the local expert on your territory, you may have insights into changes in your area that the Distribution team may not be aware of. 2. Compare your current routes with recommended adjustments to see how or why these may have been made. Do not hesitate to ask questions.  3. Use the provided lists and lookup tools (such as Melissa Lookup or EDDM) to examine route specifics. Making Distribution Route Changes (Upon Annual Overview) Respond to the Distribution Overview email with your requested changes and include: - Specific routes to add or remove. - Feedback on cost-saving opportunities or distribution strategies. - Local factors or changes you’ve observed, such as new residential developments, new business developments bringing revitalization, or additional growth coming to your community. shifts in demographics, or changes in business density. The Distribution team will review and confirm the changes or notify you of any required adjustments or concerns. Requesting Early Changes (Outside of Annual Review) Publishers may request adjustments before the annual Residential Distribution Overview if necessary. Requests will be reviewed by the Distribution team. Approval is subject to: - Significant changes in territory demographics or home values. - Strategic needs for publication success. If approved, early changes will incur fees and count as the annual route change for that year. Consider Distribution Tiers and Policy Stipulations The number of routes and total distribution volume is determined by your publication’s distribution tier. - Refer to the 2024 Distribution Policy for full details on each tier. - Changes are locked for one year. If a second adjustment is requested within the same year, it will require approval and will incur a fee for tiers Gold and above.

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2024 Distribution Policy

The Distribution Policy is strategically designed to guide publishers in making changes at the right time, ensuring both affordability and effective reach. Understanding this policy allows publishers to manage their publication's growth within contract terms, making it possible to expand strategically without incurring unnecessary production costs and fees. Requirements - A signed franchise agreement must be on file before any distribution changes can be made. - Each distribution change incurs a $500 fee.  - This fee will only be waived one time per year if the publication is at Gold status or higher.  - If a publication falls back below Gold status, the publisher must then adhere to the distribution policy for their current tier. - All changes are within your territory’s current zip codes. Change in Distribution includes - Route Adjustment (within your current territory’s zip codes) - Route Increase (within your current territory’s zip codes) - 1x change per year is recommended (fees may apply based on policy by tier) - A second change may be permitted upon approval (a $500 fee will incur) Distribution Policy by Tier - Just Launched ($16K - $19.9K): - No changes in distribution or binding are permitted at this stage to maintain stability. - Bronze ($20K - $24.9K):  - Allotted one annual route change for $500. - Silver ($25K - $29.9K):  - Allotted one annual route change for $500. - Perfect Bound Binding is available when a publication reaches a total page count of 44 pages AND generates a minimum revenue of $25K. - Gold ($30K - $39.9K):  - Allotted one annual route change for $0.  - Distribution can increase up to 8,000 Copies with a 3-month revenue forecast of $30K+.  - Platinum ($40K - $49.9K):  - Allotted one annual route change for $0.  - Distribution can increase up to 10,000 copies with a 3-month revenue forecast of $40K+. - Diamond ($50K - $60.9K):  - Allotted one annual route change for $0.  - Distribution can increase up to 12,000 copies with a 3-month forecast of $50K+. - Black ($70K+):  - Allotted one annual route change for $0.  - Distribution can increase up to 15,000 copies. *See chart below for a quick overview of the Distribution Policy by tier. Tips for Managing Additional Readers - Your additional readers are readers not included in your regular distribution routes. They include businesses, clients, or added individuals. - Additional readers' entries are self-managed by the publisher through the ARC. - It is ideal to limit additional readers to a minimum, as this distribution method does not have high saturation mailing rates and incur additional postage costs. - Do not add entire subdivisions as additional readers; use annual route changes for this purpose instead. - Do not add areas outside your territory. Areas outside of your territory will be removed from the distribution list. - Maintain a balance of 500 business and client readers. - Be sure to add potential clients to your distribution list. Guidde: Distribution Policy Overview

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Print & Distribution FAQ

Client Copies Distribution Media Kits Print Quality Publisher Copies Client Copies _ How can I update/change my client's address to receive their magazine copies? _ Updating your client's mailing address for magazine distribution has to be done in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Search client + click on address 4. Update and Save _ How do I increase/decrease the number of copies my client receives? _ You can edit the number of copies your clients receive in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Click Additional Readers 3. Select the client's name 4. Update the number of copies 5. Save Please note if a client needs more than 15 copies each month, you as the publisher need to include those extra copies as part of your publisher copies received each month and hand deliver or mail them directly to the client. _ Why is my client not receiving my magazine? _ First you will want to confirm the recipient is listed Arc under Distribution > Additional Readers and their address is listed correctly.  If the recipient is listed in Arc with the correct address, please send the recipient name(s) and address(s) in a ticket for verification from our distribution team. (Reminder, our team cannot verify distribution until after the 5th of the month.) Distribution _ How do I remove an address from my mailing list? _ Take the following steps to remove an address from your mailing list: 1. Distribution 2. Exclusion List 3. Add Address 4. Enter the address 5. Save _ Can I get a copy of the mailing receipt for my magazines? _ The USPS does not provide us with a mailing receipt. All mailing paperwork and postages have been submitted electronically and correspond to the barcoding on the pallet labels at the facility. Therefore, this is an internal process we coordinate for you and, as such, there is no mailing receipt to provide. _ Can I change my distribution routes? I would like to add an additional zip code to my distribution. _ You are allowed to change distribution (routes within current zip codes, not quantity) once per year. as specified under Tier Benefits located on the publisher’s dashboard in Arc. - If your magazine is Bronze/Silver Tier the charge to complete this is $500. - If your magazine is Gold, there is no charge. - If your magazine is Platinum or ABOVE, the quantity can be increased up to 10,000 within the current zip code. Additional zip codes are not added. If you would like to make changes to your distribution, please submit a ticket to get this information to our distribution team outlining the sub divisions and/or neighborhoods in the area that you would like to have reviewed. Media Kits _ Can I change the home value listed in my media kit? _ The home value information included in your media kit is sourced directly from the U.S. Government’s monthly data reporting. Please review your supplied overview. The data on this overview contains supplied averages of each postal route.  If the numbers on your media kit do not reflect the values believed to be accurate for the mailing postal routes, please provide a few addresses within your routes where homes have sold for the​ maximum value you're asking to be listed on the media kit. We’ll be happy to verify and make adjustments as needed. Many of our publishers obtain this information from their real estate partners.​ It’s essential to emphasize that the home must have sold for the specified price, not simply be listed at that price. City Lifestyle participates in the CVC verification process for truth in publishing, so all claims on our media kits must be verifiable during the annual audits. You may want to use Zillow to look for homes that are of the highest value if you do not have a real estate partner.  We use Zillow as a tool to easily verify individual address sale information - looking for specific address information - basically a spot check when asked to research a specific address. HOWEVER; we also check two other sources for validity. _ How do I order additional media kits? _ Additional Media Kits can be ordered through ARC under Training and Documents, click the Order Materials tab. Please keep in mind the minimum amount of media kits you can order is 200. Print Quality _ Why is the white border on my cover not even all the way around? _ It is normal with the processes it takes for magazines to be produced for the white border to not be completely even around the cover as there are tolerances to the left and the right. If you are concerned about an extreme error in border sizing, please submit a ticket with images for our team to review. _ Is my magazine bound or stapled? _ All magazines at 36 and 40 pages will be saddle stitched (stapled). Once the publication reaches 44 pages the magazine will be perfectly bound.  _ Why does my magazine only have two staples? _ We understand that your magazine only has two staples and that is perfectly normal. We use two staples on all of the saddle stitched magazines. _ I am having an issue with the print quality of my magazine - color is to dark, cover was blurry, magazine was not bound evenly, etc. _ Quality is our cornerstone. In order to investigate, we need the following information submitted in a ticket: - Is it a publisher copy, a business copy or a residential copy? - If a publisher copy, how many have this problem? (Estimated number is fine.) - If a business or residential copy, please send the address(s) associated with this so we can check the mail list for location. - Include photos of your concerns. _ Why is the mailing label upside down on my magazines? _ The mailing labels are actually supposed to be upside down as it is required by the post office in order to receive the best mailing rates. _ Can I change the cover coating/texture on my magazine? Can I change my cover from gloss to matte? _ Cover coating changes can be made once per year. If you would like to change your coating please submit a ticket so we can verify your magazine tier and access to adjust. Please include in the ticket: - Duration of the coating change (March issue only, from here forward, etc.) - Confirm the current coating and what you would like it changed to- Now: Matte, Change: to Gloss Once tier/ability to change is verified, the National Support team change make this change for you. Publisher Copies _ How do I change my address for my publisher copies? _ You can change the address to which you receive your publisher copies in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Under "My Copies" click on your address to update _ Who can receive publisher copies? _ Other than a publisher, one other party on your team can receive publisher copies such as your assistant or editor. You can complete this request in ARC by updating your address information. _ When will my publisher copies arrive? How can I track them? _ The tracking information for your publisher copies of your magazine(s) can be found in ARC: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Navigate to the correct month with the < > arrows 4. Find your Tracking Number and Ship Date on the right side next to your name and address This information will not be available to you until your magazines have shipped. Y_our magazines will be delivered between the 25th-5th of each month. This may vary due to weekends or holidays._ If it is after the 10th of the month, we ask that you put in a ticket through Arc to make the distribution team aware that your magazines have not arrived yet. _ What is the maximum number of publisher copies I can receive? _ There is no maximum amount of My Copies or publisher copies a publisher or second recipient can receive. Most people default to 150. _ How do I increase my number of publisher copies? _ To increase your publisher copies in Arc: 1. Distribution 2. Additional Readers 3. Click on your name under My Copies. 4. Make the necessary adjustments and click Save. _ How much do publisher copies cost? _ The approximate cost for each publisher copy (including shipping) is $1.50 - $1.75 per magazine, although this may vary. _ How am I charged for my magazine copies? _ You are charged for every magazine that is printed every month regardless of residential, business, subscriber, or publisher copies. Please note: If a publisher enters an address to receive 15 copies, you will be charged shipping on those deliveries because it is considered a bulk shipment.

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