FAQs

Your questions answered

What is Movie Clips?

Movie Clips magazine is a ready-to-sell advertising opportunity that combines local, direct mail coupons with current movie news into a high quality coupon magazine. Plus, it uses Web, e-mail, direct mail, and in-theater distribution. Consumers receive valuable local coupons and great entertainment news, plus online coupons and opt-in e-mail content. It’s mailed directly to them and available at select local movie theaters, when the desire for coupons and entertainment content are high.

What’s in it for me?

• Take control of your time and your life
• Set your own hours
• Work from home
• Benefit from support and training to help you succeed
• Get started almost immediately

Why should I choose Movie Clips?

Movie Clips stands behind its publishers because when you succeed, we succeed too. So we provide:

• Exclusive, licensed publishing territories to protect your interests
• Multi-channel ad revenue opportunities
• Training and support
• Online order management tools
• Graphic design services
• Biweekly production and direct mail distribution of a high-quality product
• Territory mapping and targeting services

Who owns Movie Clips?

Movie Clips is owned and operated by Quad/Graphics, one of the largest commercial printers in the country. Our relevant experience includes:

• Decades of experience printing consumer publications
• More than 17 years in print development and distribution with leading coupon publisher
• Experts in producing free-standing inserts (FSIs)
• Industry leader in magazine and direct mail production, mailing and delivery

To learn more about Quad/Graphics, visit www.qg.com.

Will advertisers want to buy ads in Movie Clips?

Yes! Movie Clips is more targeted and more affordable than TV, radio or newspaper advertising options. Local businesses have found that co-promoting their business with major new movie releases can deliver new customers.

What do consumers get?

Consumers get savings where they shop and dine every day, delivered to their mailboxes, e-mail inboxes and local theaters.