The808SceneZine.com - Hawaii's Local Music Scene

The 808 Scene Zine is printed professionally at Trade Pulishing in Honolulu. It is a 1/2 letter sized publication - the feel of a zine with a bit of a polish. 2500 copies are distributed monthly to a very specific demographic: 16-28 years old, interested in music and nightlife, musicians and show-goers, many readers are very active in Hawaii's underground music scene. They are interested in playing or watching live music, attending club events, alternative foods, fashions, and independent business.

IF YOU ARE A VENUE OR NIGHTCLUB ON OAHU, YOU SHOULD BE ADVERTISING IN THIS PUBLICATION. WE DIRECTLY REACH YOUR DEMOGRAPHIC.

ALL RATES ARE FOR A DISTRIBUTION OF 2500 (i.e. 7500 views of the publication per month). Ad rates include ad on www.The808SceneZine.com (600+ hits per month) page with a descriptive paragraph of your business and also your logo on www.myspace.com/the808scenezine (4500+ hits per month).

Size	Full Color
Small: 2.4" wide x 1.2" tall	$70
1/8 Page 2.4" wide x 1.75" tall	$100
1/4 Page 2.4" wide x 3.875" tall	$172
1/3 Page 5" wide x 2.5" tall	$200
1/3 Page 8 " wide x 1.56 " tall	$200
1/2 Page 5 " wide x 3.875" tall	$300
1/2 Page 2.375 " wide x 8 " tall	$300
Full Page 5" wide x 8" tall	$450

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TESTEMONIALS

In March 2008, we asked people whether they’d ever visited a store because of an ad or article they saw in the zine. These are some of the responses we received.

i frequent easy music but saw the good guys ad and figured i'd check it out next time i need strings. the 808scene zine is an awesome and informative zine for the island, tell your advertisers we all love and appreciate what you guys do.

When i visited Oahu last August the first thing i did was to look for a local entertainment and culture mag. The 808 Scene Zine was that mag. Through it i found out about Next Door, Rock Star Tattoo and Piercing and a bunch of other businesses, bands and artists representing the best of Oahu's creative culture. The 808 Scene Zine was a great asset for me coming from the mainland. It gave me the scoop on what's really happening on the island and turned me on to some wonderful places where i met some wonderful, talented people.

I dig the zine. I think its useful and helps advertise and bring people together in the art world. Ive checked out pipeline smoke shop and 808 tatto cause of the ads in the zine. Kv

I usually stop by Coconut Grove just to grab a free zine. Sometimes I stick around and buy guitar strings or the occasional parts & pieces.

I read every issue of the Zine religiously, cover to cover, and I am very aware of all the sponsors in it. I am honestly much more inclined to give my business to someone who supports the local scene than someone who doesn't.

I used to live in Makiki, and could never remember the name of the Cafe, since it had changed since then. Thanks to the Zine, it's now locked and loaded in my memory: Sure Shot Cafe!

The second one is, although I have shopped there for years, and knew they were reasonable I had not been aware of Easy Music's meet or beat internet prices policy until I read it in the Zine!

You know I read the Zine and I mentioned what's in the Zine during my show...so yes, what I read in the Zine will determine what I will be doing for the week. I did an interview with Mish of the CBC so I will be going to see the show [written about in the Feb 2008 issue] at the Arts at Marks Garage next weekend. You know many people I know read the zine and attend functions that they read.

I checked out Exclusive Music Studios after seeing their ad in the 'zine. I also frequent Sure Shot Cafe like everyone else...=)

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