Journals Advertising
Read more about advertising in the print issues, websites, or email alerts for AJCN, JN, Advances in Nutrition, and Current Developments in Nutrition.
Read more about advertising in the print issues, websites, or email alerts for AJCN, JN, Advances in Nutrition, and Current Developments in Nutrition.
Learn about posting classified ads and recruitment postings on the ASN Job Board.
ASN also offers advertising in our electronic newsletters. You can reach ASN members and other professionals, scientists, researchers, and students in various segments of nutrition research and practice. For current availability and to place an ad, please email us.
ASN occasionally promotes to its members the efforts of other organizations promoting products, services or events that advance ASN’s mission: excellence in nutrition research and practice. ASN never releases members’ email addresses to any third party. Members have the option to opt out of all third party correspondence (e-mail and direct mail). E-mail advertisements must comply with the ASN advertising policy, and undergo editorial review.
The fee for a dedicated e-blast to the ASN membership is $5,000. Universities, publishers and eligible 501(c)3 charitable organizations may qualify for a discount. Layout assistance can be provided for an additional $1,000.
Example from May 2012
Example of Meeting Email to Members
Opportunities to advertise in conference publication, Nutrition Notes Daily for Nutrition 2018 are available.
Policies. All advertisements must comply with all ASN advertising policies. ASN reserves the right to decline any advertisement and to discontinue any advertising. Advertisements will be clearly demarcated (for example, by inclusion of the word “advertisement” at the top of advertisements). ASN does not endorse any products and/or services in ads, the services of and vendor, or the character of advertisers. Ad agencies are responsible for all content of ads, and also assume responsibility for any claims made against them. All advertisements are subject to review, and any health claims in advertisements must be supported by the best available scientific evidence.