tear sheet
Advertiser's printed confirmation
A tear sheet is a page torn or cut from a publication, typically kept as proof that an advertisement ran or as a sample of published work.
Advertisers receive tear sheets to verify placement; writers and artists collect them for portfolios: She sent tear sheets from her magazine pieces with the job application.
Formal investment disclosure document
- ETFTradable pooled investment vehicle
- performanceCarrying out a task
- benchmarkStandard for comparison
- holdingsProperty one owns
NAV · yield · dividend · rating · portfolio · securities · disclosure
Collected works or assets
- sampleSubset for study
- tearsheetRemoved page as proof
- clippingPiece cut out
- insertionPlacing something within
placement · campaign · circulation · impressions · reach · mock-up · layout · brand
Newspaper's ownership box
- bylineArticle author identification
- editorialPublication's official viewpoint article
- headlineNews article title
- columnVertical structural element
feature · article · newsprint · broadsheet · tabloid · periodical · pagination · dateline
prospectus
Formal investment disclosure document
- ETFTradable pooled investment vehicle
- performanceCarrying out a task
- benchmarkStandard for comparison
holdings · NAV · yield · dividend · rating · portfolio · securities · disclosure
portfolio
Collected works or assets
insertion · placement · campaign · circulation · impressions · reach · mock-up · layout · brand · copywriting
masthead
Newspaper's ownership box
- bylineArticle author identification
- editorialPublication's official viewpoint article
- headlineNews article title
column · feature · article · newsprint · broadsheet · tabloid · periodical · pagination · dateline · press
- print adsad, ad placement, ad space, classified ad, display ad
- designdesign principles, functionality, emphasis, unity, graphic design
- magazinesmagazine, issue, periodical, publication, design magazine