Panama City Living Magazine - Online

Stowed within the heart and soul of a community is a treasure of dreams and aspirations, human dramas and everyday experiences. Such intimacies cannot be “reported” from afar. They can only be “experienced” from within.

Helping our readers experience those real-life emotions is what Panama City Living is all about and, frankly, what makes us different.

There are special added benefits available to advertisers in Panama City Living. With ads of one-quarter page and larger we'll include a link from our website to yours absolutely free. Smaller ad clients can enjoy this benefit, too, for a small fee.

For a nominal fee, our Graphics Department will design an eye-catching ad that works best with our unique layout style. And, often it can be positioned where in the magazine you want it. For a 15% up charge  your ad can be positioned where you want it.

Panama City Living reaches an audience with significant purchase power. With an emphasis on the affluent and wealthy segment, it targets the 25 plus age group with additional focus on the ever-expanding mature market.

Within those segments, 14,000 magazines published six times per year are distributed via U.S. Postal Service to selected homes, condominiums and other preferred channels including professional offices, business places, the chambers of commerce and military bases, to name just a few.

Panama City Living is sold at nine Books- A- Million stores in northwest Florida and southern Alabama. Our media partner, ABC affiliate WMBB-TV, regularly promotes Panama City Living to its viewers.

A lifestyle magazine of impeccable design quality and discriminating editorial standards, Panama City Living is printed in full color on coated paper stock in a standard 9" x 12” format.

Featuring people, places and things of extraordinary interest along the World’s Most Beautiful Beaches, its area of dominant influence extends about 40 miles to both the east and west of Panama City, Florida and inland roughly 50 miles to the north. This part of Florida’s Panhandle is projected to be the nation’s fastest growing for the period continuing through mid 2008.