It’s time to promote your summer program in the Strings 2010 Summer Study Guide

More than 100,000 string teachers, players, and students read Strings magazine, and 54% of them tell us they’ve participated one or more times in summer music workshops, camps, and continuing education courses. 45% tell us that they’re considering participating in a future summer program, and 32% say they recommend workshops to their students.

There’s no better way to capitalize on this intense interest in programs like yours than to advertise in the annual Strings Summer Study Guide.

Try our 2010 Summer Program Package and enjoy loads of extras!

Start by booking a display advertisement of any size in the March 2010 issue that features the Summer Study Guide. Then run your ad again in either the April, May, or June issues and pay just 50% of the regular price for the second ad (of equal or smaller size).

When you do, we'll also give you a listing in the Summer Study Guide worth $125, absolutely free of charge ... plus we'll feature your program in a special February edition of our Strings Week e-newsletter that's dedicated to summer study opportunities. Only advertisers who book a 2-time Summer Program Package will be included in this special Strings Week edition.

Connect with the people
who want to connect with you!

74% of our readers report making use of the Summer Study Guide each year, whether to browse the directory, visit the website of a listed program, or contact listed programs by mail, phone, or e-mail. They’re looking for programs just like yours, so don’t miss this tremendous opportunity to maximize your visibility and appeal to more than 100,000 potential students!

To qualify, you must book your schedule on or before December 4, 2009, so contact your Strings Advertising Representative or Kara Reagan, Advertising Services Manager, (415) 485-6946 ext, 608, kara@stringletter.com.

Please note: We guarantee bonus distribution of the March 2010 issue of Strings at the American String Teachers Association annual convention, February 17 to 20, 2010, in Santa Clara, California.