The Hindi newspaper Hindustan’s circulation of 2,300,910 in January-June 2014 (according to the Audit Bureau of Circulation) places it behind only three of India’s approximately 200 newspapers in all languages. Launched on 12 April 1936 in New Delhi, it is now published Delhi, Bihar (Patna, Muzaffarpur, Gaya and Bhagalpur), Jharkhand (Ranchi, Jamshedpur and Dhanbad), Uttar Pradesh (Lucknow, Varanasi, Meerut, Agra, Allahabad, Gorakhpur, Bareilly, Moradabad, Aligarh, and Kanpur) and Uttarakhand (Dehradun, Haridwar, Haldwani). Apart from these, the paper is also available in important towns like Mathura, Saharanpur and Faizabad. That gives it coverage in five states and 24 cities across the country with a readership exceeding 385 lakh readers every morning. Simply hard to match as far as Hindustan Hindi Newspaper Advertisement goes. But each edition has its own rates of advertising which vary if some can be clubbed for lower average rates.

For Hindustan Hindi Newspaper Ads, advertisers can take a pick from wide ranging categories that include Matrimonial (Grooms Wanted and Brides Wanted), Property (for sale, purchase, rent or lease), Situations Vacant, Education, Business, Retail, Entertainment, Services, Public Notices, Tenders, Travel, Change of Name, Lost and Found, Obituary and Remembrance among many others. Each of these also has different rates for advertising.

As with other newspapers, this newspaper has three formats for advertising:

1. Display: This is the most expensive option in which the advertiser can advertise in any size or colour on any page and even any position in any page. Rates are charged per column centimetre.

Hindustan Classified Ads are of two kinds:

2. Classified Display: Also charged on a per square centimetre basis, these have features for making them more attractive through images, colour and other embellishments. The ad text can also be composed directly online through helpful templates. The advertiser can also upload the ads in PDF/JPEG/EPS formats.

3. Classified Text: Charged on a per word basis, these are the lowest-cost simple, black and white text ads printed within five lines in the word format. Beyond five lines, extra charges will be levied. Additional charges will allow enhancement of the ad with colour, ticks, bold and screen for greater visibility.

Hindustan supplements:

• Tan Man (every Tuesday in Delhi): On better life and lifestyle.
• Nayi Dishayen (every Wednesday): On job and study options.
• Life n Style (every Friday in Delhi): A city-centric supplement about lifestyle, behaviour, attitude and latest market trends.
• Anokhi (every Saturday): Providing women with recipes, health tips, fashion, family and tips on kids upbringing.
• Movie Magic (every Sunday): Carries gossip and glamour of the TV and movie worlds.

Advertising in all the supplements will cost less than in the main paper, but differs from supplement to supplement.

Therefore, to advertise in Hindustan, it is advisable to get the rates of Hindustan Hindi newspaper which will help budget for Hindustan Hindi Newspaper Ads. For many who are not familiar with media intricacies, it would be better to contact the instant online services of Myadvtcorner which has media experts to do the needful – including informing of any special offers that may come up and also the timely publication of the ad, given two days’ advance notice. All this, at no extra cost.