Aspirations as a writer? Wanting to share your passion(s), or tip us about new and hot stuff?
Here’s how it works! All material has to be send in in the English language, apart from advertisements. There is a deadline, so please contact us and ask by what date your copy/advertisements should be in. ISPAHAN Magazine differentiates between copy and advertisements/advertorials, the latter being something you commercially benefit from. More information through: info@ispahan.nl
Advertisements/Advertorials ISPAHAN Magazine is read by an always increasing number of readers, all over the world, via the internet. Advertisements in any other language apart from English will reach less readers, but is perfectly okay, of course. Our advertisement space is very reasonably priced, not anywhere near the standard tariffs! We can reserve for you: -1/4 page (10 x 14 cm.), -1/2 page horizontal (14 x 20 cm.), or vertical (10 x 28,5 cm.) -and whole pages (20 x 28,5 cm.) Send us your advertisements as Jpeg, PSD or Photoshop document in a good resolution (300 Dpi).
Special services: we can create an add for you, translate, or help you change the format to Jpeg, at a
reaonable fee. We can also include one or more links, or hyperlinks in your advertisement at very low costs. Or we can incorporate your tekst into our ‘Upcoming Great Event’ format (150 words text, 50 words background, 1 picture of the organisation, including (hyper)link. Please contact us about your wishes! You can reach us via: info@ispahan.nl
Copy You can send in your copy as a respons to one of our subjects, or write about someting entirely different and new. Please note that sending in copy is no guarantee that it will appear in the magazine, we also might take the liberty to slightly alter your text or shorten it. ISPAHAN Magazine has a couple of regular topics we would like to get your input for, these are: - Costume Design 101 (for dancers who have made their own costume, not for costume designers) Send us your story in about 120 words, two good quality pictures (with the consent of the photographer) of you wearing the costume and tell us why it is so special to you. -This is me (for dancers/musicians) An introduction of you: tell us your personal experiences and opinions about anything in the Oriental Dance scene (no advertorials please). Include at least three photographs of you (with consent of the photographer). -At the Venue (for anyone, except venue owners/ tenants) Tell us about your experience performing at a specific venue, how you deal with the ‘business’ behind Oriental Dancing.., like the homefront or contacts with clients. What you do, when you realise some guests at the restaurant don’t appreciate you dancing there, what you do if you’ve never been to a certain venue that wants to book you (do you go and check it out?), what you do when you are booked for one thing, but at arrival it appears to be an entirely different story (like a bachelor party perhaps)? Or you can tip us about (Oriental) shopping, beauty, funny stuff and things you simply can’t live without! Please send in your copy in the English language (for translation services, we will ask a small fee). 148 ISPAHAN