Marketing Opportunities

Note: people are searching for holiday vacations, Nov-Jan

A. We have two approaches

  1. Digital – online with interactive features (links to websites, youtube videos) International digital magazine
  2. Website – all article searchable and translateable

B. Marketing terms

  1. Advertorial – tell your story. Like an article. Remains online and is searchable
  2. Display ad – typical ad with photo, logo, contact information, key words
  3. Video commercial – used in the digital and audiovisual editions
  4. Links – all pages include your links (webpage, social media, youtube)

C. Two sizes

  1. One page (A4) – you share the spread with another ad or article
  2. Two page spread (double A4) you own the whole spread – the only option for AUDIOVISUAL publications

D. Market reach

  1. Worldwide: 60% North America 30% Costa Rica 10% Europe
  2. Monthly READERS over 200,000
  3. Page reads monthly average 450,000
  4. Howler social media followers 56,000
  5. WE SHOW YOU how to increase your marketing with our platform

E. Deadlines

  1. 21st of each month.

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Advertorials Are the #1 Opportunity

People want to know YOU, your values, track-record, commitment to exceptional customer service and history.

Key component of marketing is “which need does your product provide an option for a solution?”.

So sharing your story in an advertorial, plus your ad design can combine to maximize your investment.

Ads remain in the EMAG but they are not searchable in our database. Your story is an article and it is searchable.

Your ad is placed at the bottom of your page.

Advertorials are coupled with your ad, which means it’s online also.

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