The FCD Advantages:
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Market Coverage

35,500

Facility Cleaning Decisions Reaches Cleaning Managers in All Markets

  • Medical: 12,186 readers
  • Educational: 11,490 readers
  • Commercial: 4,560 readers
  • Government: 3,420 readers
  • Industrial: 2,106 readers
  • Hospitality: 1,086 readers
  • Retail: 652 readers
  • Readers are responsible for an average of 19 buildings and 1M Sq Ft.

Multiple-Time Winner of American Inhouse Design Award

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Reaches the Most In-house Cleaning Managers

Your ads in FCD have the greatest reach

Facility Cleaning Decisions Circulation - 35,500

Cleaning & Maintenance Management In-house Circulation - 18,085*

Building Services Management In-house Circulation - 13,250**

*Source: June 2022 BPA

**Source: December 2021 BPA.

Note: 98% of Building Services Management circulation did not request to get the magazine.

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Engaged
Readers

96%

pick up their copy within a week of receiving

83%

read their copy two or more times

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Our Readers Are Looking for Product Information

83%

use Facility Cleaning Decisions to learn about new products/brands

83%

of subscribers refer to the manufacturer's website after seeing an ad



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Our Readers Purchase Products

70%

took a purchasing action after seeing ads in Facility Cleaning Decisions

Equipment & Supplies Recommended, Specified, or Purchased



Batteries (Machine/Equipment)
78%
Brooms and Brushes
92%
Carpet Care Chemicals
73%
Carpet Extractors
67%
Cleaning Carts
72%
Cleaners and Degreasers
89%
Disinfectants and Sanitizers
91%
Engineered Water Devices (on site generation)
18%
Facility Management Software
25%
Floor Care Chemicals
83%
Floor Machines
70%
Floor Pads and Brushes
80%
Food Service Disposables (cutlery, cups, plates, napkins, etc.)
27%
Hand Dryers
38%
Hand Sanitizers
75%
Hand Soap
93%
Ice Melt Products
63%
Laundry & Warewashing Chemicals
50%
Laundry Products (carts, bins, tables, etc.)
30%
Liners
70%
Machine/Equipment Batteries
55%
Matting
74%
Microfiber Products (mops, cloths, etc.)
74%
Mops & Mopping Equipment (all except microfiber)
79%
Odor Control Products
69%
Paper Towels & Tissues
92%
Pest Control Products
52%
Protective Clothing (earplugs, eye care, masks gloves, garments, etc.)
78%
Restroom Cleaning Machines
60%
Safety Products and Equipment (signage, first aid kits, cleanup kits, etc.)
78%
Soap & Paper Dispensers
83%
Squeegees
75%
Uniforms
40%
Urinal Mats
47%
Vacuums
80%
Waste Handling Equipment (receptacles/carts, not liners)
64%
Wet Wipes
45%

Your Ad Reaches Decision Makers

Health Care (Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Medical Clinics)

Director Maintenance Services, Shriner's Hospital  /  Maintenance Director, Mercy Hospital  /  Director of Environmental Services, Good Samaritan Society  /  Maintenance Director/Facilities Management, Johns Hopkins Hospital  /  Senior Director of Facility Services, Childrens Hospital  /  Director Environmental Services, Tewksbury Hospital

Education (K-12 School Districts, Colleges & Universities)

Director Of Operations, Penn State University  /  Maintenance Supervisor, Michigan State University  /  Maintenance Manager, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis  /  Director of Facilities, Miami Dade County Public Schools  /  Maintenance Director, University of Michigan  /  Maintenance Manager, Texas A&M  /  Supt. of Building Services, University of Illinois  /  Director, Supervisor Custodial Services Sarasota, Sarasota County

Industrial

General Maintenance Manager, M C Dean  /  Maintenance Manager, Steel Technologies LLC  /  Director Of Operations, Johnson Controls  /  Maintenance Supervisor, Lockheed Martin

Retail (Shopping Centers, Malls, and Retail Chain Headquarters)

Maintenance Director, Dollar Tree Inc.  /  Facility Maintenance Manager, Autozone Inc.  /  Team Lead Facilities, Kohls Dept Stores  /  Senior Manager Corporate Facilities/Fleet Maintenance, Giant Eagle Inc.  /  Senior Regional Maintenance Manager, Wal-Mart Stores Inc.  /  Senior Manager Store Facilities, Ross Stores Inc.

Hospitality

Manager Facilities Maintenance, Hardrock Hotel And Casino  /  Senior Facilities Manager, Hyatt Corporation  /  Director of Facility/Maintenance, Subway Management Corporation  /  Vice President Maintenance & Engineering, Disneyland  /  Senior Vice President Of Operations, Las Vegas Convention Center  /  Maintenance Manager, Wyndham Resorts  /  VP Operations, YWCA

Commercial

Facilities Director, Geico  /  Facilities Supervisor, State Farm Insurance  /  Manager Of Building Services, Nationwide Insurance  /  Director of Facility Services, Elliott-Lewis Corp  /  Director Of Maintenance, Cushman & Wakefield  /  Director of Operations, CBRE Group Inc

Government

Supervisory Building Manager, Department Of Defense  /  Building Management Specialist, US Department Of State  /  Facilities Administrator, State Of Connecticut  /  Building Operations Officer, Federal Reserve Bank  /  Facilities Services Manager, San Francisco Intl Airport  /  Airport Maintenance Supt., Los Angeles World Airports



Facility Cleaning Decisions gives advice and solutions to those that are trying to keep their facilities as clean and healthy as possible.”

Angie Shiflett, Facility Manager/Home Repair COOrdinator

I like to keep up on the trends, and the new ways. things are done. Facility Cleaning Decisions helps me see what will make jobs get done faster and better with new technologies. Also what is safer.”

Dean Haseker, Buildings & Grounds Director, Lavaca Schools

Facility Cleaning Decisions helps me keep up on new techniques, equipment and products that can help my staff be more productive , better ease of use or safer. ”

Tammy Morris, Operations Manager, Indiana State University


2023 Facility Cleaning Decisions Editorial Calendar

ISSUE
Special Coverage
Product Coverage
Bonus Opportunity
January / February
Ad Close: 1/3/23
Materials Due: 1/10/23
Creating Healthy & Safe Schools
Cleaners and Disinfectants

Carpet Equipment
Problem Solver (Advertorial)

Bonus Distribution: NFMT Baltimore
March / April
Ad Close: 3/3/23
Materials Due: 3/10/23
Healthcare Operational Challenges
Pest/Bird Control

Soap and Sanitizer
Problem Solver (Advertorial)
May / June
Ad Close: 5/3/23
Materials Due: 5/10/23
State of the Industry Advisory Board Rountable

Back to School Preparation
Floor Care Equipment
Problem Solver (Advertorial)

Ad Readership Study
July/August
Ad Close: 7/3/23
Materials Due: 7/11/23
2023 Annual In-House Management Survey

Distributor Choice Product Award Showcase
Infection Control

Batteries & Equipment Accessories
Problem Solver (Advertorial)
September/October
Ad Close: 9/5/23
Materials Due: 9/12/23
Tackling Hospital-Acquired Infections

ISSA Show Coverage
Restroom Care

Matting
Bonus Distribution: ISSA Show and NFMT Vegas

Advertisers receive a FREE Product Release in the Nov/Dec ISSA Product Showcase
November / December
Ad Close: 10/3/23
Materials Due: 10/10/23
Salary Survey

ISSA Product Showcase
Carpet Care

Software
Problem Solver (Advertorial)


In Every Issue:


SPONSOR OPPORTUNITY
Faces of the Frontline:

Highlighting an outstanding janitor

Healthy Schools Feature:

A Healthy Green Schools & Colleges Steering Committee member highlights their program.

Case Study:

Examples of in-house departments finding success with their specific products.

Management Column:

This column tackles management challenges facility cleaning executives face on the job.

Products:

A showcase of the latest product innovations.

Leadership Column:

Leadership advice/tips from facility cleaning executives to other facility cleaning executives.


Facility Cleaning Decisions Mechanical Specs

Ad Sizes
Width
Depth
Bleed Page
8.125"
11"
1 Page
7"
10"
2/3 Page
4.5"
10"
1/2 Page Island
4.5"
7.5"
1/2 Page Vertical
3.375"
10"
1/2 Page Horizontal
7"
4.875"
1/3 Page Square
4.5"
4.875"
1/3 Page Vertical
2.125"
10"
1/3 Page Horizontal
7"
3.125"
1/4 Page Vertical
3.375"
4.875"
1/6 Page Vertical
2.125"
4.875"
1/6 Page Horizontal
7"
1.5"

Mechanical Specifications:

Mechanical Notes:

Publication trim size: 7.875" x 10.75"
Bleed Page: 8.125" x 11"
Trims to 7.875" x 10.75"
Live Area: 7" x 10"
Note: Pertinent matter on bleed advertisement must be kept at least 0.5 inch from image edge. Bleed trim is 0.125 inch.

2 Page Spread Bleed

Bleed 16" x 11" Trim 15.75" x 10.75"
Note: Live matter must be kept 0.5 inch away from untrimmed edge and 0.25 inch away from each side of the gutter.

Trim variance is 1/8 inch
Line screen: 133
Output Resolution: 2540
Max Ink Density: 300%
4-color rotation (wet) is black, cyan, magenta, yellow
Printing: Web-offset
Binding: Saddle stitched

Mechanical Requirements for Inserts:

Contact production manager for insert specifications (size, stock, binding, shipping). Sample of insert must be submitted to publisher for mechanical clearance and pricing.

Issuance and Closing Date

Mailing Date: 10th of month of issue
Closing Date: 5th of preceding month.
Cancellation Date: No cancellation after 5th of preceding month.

Sending Your Ad:

Upload files to www.tradepress.com/uploads

For Questions:

Client Services
Production Director
clientservices@tradepress.com
414.228.7701 x561

Preferred File Types:

PDF/X-1a:2001 or TIFF (TIF) for: 4-color process (CMYK) ads.

EPS or DCS2 (Photoshop eps) for: 2-color (3 process colors) ads.

EPS or TIFF (TIF) for: Grayscale or B/W (Process Black) ads.

*Note: We are unable to process Microsoft Publisher files

Because your best presentation is important to us, we have written this 10 STEP GUIDE to help you obtain maximum quality prior to us submitting your ad to the printer.

  • All fonts must be embedded, converted to outline or rasterized. See non-supported fonts
  • Photos and artwork should be at least 300 dpi. Lineart (ie: logos) should be 1200 dpi bitmap or a Vector image. We cannot submit any photos or artwork, to the printer, with less than 266 dpi.
  • All color must be set up in either spot color or CMYK (process color). All RGB colors will be converted and will not appear in print as it did on-screen.
  • All black type must be black only, not Rich Black or Registration.
  • All color photos must be converted to CMYK with a total ink limit of 300%. Click here for the quickest way to alter ink density levels.
  • All black and white photos must be converted to grayscale with a 20-25% dot gain.
  • Documents should be set up to the correct final ad size.
  • Any bleeds need to be set at 0.125" on all sides — no printer's marks or slugs.
  • Transparencies must be flattened. Layer/effects, Flattener Presets must be set to "high resolution."
  • It is recommended to use the Adobe PDF preset: "PDF/X-1a:2001" when creating your PDF file. This setting is an industry standard for printing (please deselect all printer mark defaults and, if applicable, include the bleed here).

File Naming

Please consider these suggestions when naming your file:

  • Advertiser name, publication and issue.
  • Refrain from using special characters. Indicate revised submissions by including "v2", "r1", etc., in file name.

Color Typography:

For optimum reproduction and clear and sharp copy, use sans serif fonts such as Arial, Calibri, Helvetica, Myriad or similar for small type. Reverse type reproduces best with large bold sans serif fonts. The same is true for color type. Thin serif fonts are difficult to read in color or reverse type. It is recommended that four color type and/or small four color reverse knock-outs be avoided. Black type that uses four color blends should never be used (Registration not allowed).

Proofs:

Black & white lasers are acceptable for grayscale ads.

Trade Press Media Group, Inc. pre-flights all files to the best of our ability. If we spot potential problems we will attempt to correct them or alert you to them. A proof for any textual/graphic changes made in our Creative Services Department will be submitted back to you for final approval. Due to the complexities of files and varied design techniques, we cannot be responsible for catching all trapping issues, typos or postscript errors.