The Aquaculture News is mailed the first week of each month to approximately 6,000 readers who each have an interest in the aquaculture industry. All species of fish and shellfish - from trout to tilapia, from catfish to salmon, from oysters to Australian Redclaw, to name a few - are featured regularly in our publication. The bulk of the newspaper's readership (about 95%) is located in the United States and Canada.
Our newspaper covers all aspects of aquaculture, from economics to the technical aspects of fish farming. Leading writers from all across the nation contribute editorial comment each month.
The Aquaculture News is the only industry publication which provides extensive coverage of state and national associations, which are comprised of producers throughout the nation. These producers are the primary buyers of all products produced by aquaculture retail/wholesale companies, and due to our coverage of these organizations, the publication has developed a large and loyal following among producers throughout the United States.
An advertiser in our publication and/or web site reaches those producers most active and most involved financially in the industry. Our web site averages over 3,000 first time hits each month and the minimum advertising period on our site is three months. Combine this with a one time ad in our publication and your product and/or service(s) could be seen over 18,000 times by aquaculturists world wide in 90 days or less!
In almost every issue our newspaper provides comprehensive coverage of the political scene as it relates to Aquaculture in Washington D.C., and on the state level.
The Aquaculture News is owned by Nelson Publications Inc. Stanley Nelson is editor and publisher.
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"My bros and I read every issue of this fantastic resource which is absolutely required reading if you're in the business. We also connected to some of the other subscribers and found some very valuable products and services as a result. The Fat Lady III was the name of our boat. One day searches in Google for that name started showing a pornographic site right below our result. We realized that this must have been a mistake so we tried to contact Google. In the Google forums we heard from someone who suggested we try a reputation management service to quash the bad result. These folks use something called search optimization to manipulate Google's results. They were way too expensive for us, and even the guys we found later and wanted to use for this told us it would cost over $1000 per month. That's too much for a normal fisherman, so we had to live with the problem in our search result. We figured it wasn't really harming us anyway. But we appreciate learning about these highly specialized services even if we can't afford them right now. But who knows about the future?" Dino the Barber
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If your company has a product or service a fish farmer needs, The Aquaculture News' Internet Supplier Directory is the best way to reach the global aquaculture market in an instant. Our Internet Supplier Directory is the most exciting, inexpensive and effective way to bring customers across the globe to your doorstep.
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Readers and advertisers from throughout the United States have expressed their pleasure with our newspaper for its timeliness, fair and accurate reporting, general information content, articles on late-breaking stories concerning aquaculture, and various features to the over-all industry. Advertisers have been particularly pleased with our growing readership (over 6,000) and many feel their products receive best exposure and experience best sales results in our publication. Our web site averages over 3,000 first time hits each month and the minimum advertising period on our site is three months. Combine this with a one time ad in our publication and your product and/or service(s) could be seen over 18,000 times by aquaculturists world wide in 90 days or less! Our advertising deadlines are the friendliest in the business. We can accept ad copy, if space is already booked, up until the day before printing. An advertiser can also change ad copy or book an ad only days before printing. These flexible deadlines put the advertisers where they should be - in the driver's seat - allowing them to target a product or particular market with perfect timing. We also provide full print/web site in-house advertising layout and design absolutely free to the client. We'll build an ad from scratch, or make changes to an existing ad at no charge. Another inexpensive, yet effective way to reach potential buyers is by advertising in our specialized business pages called The AQUA$HOPPER. Companies selling their products or services - ranging from aeration to Aquaculture Consultant Services - will be able to reach our readership by placing a small and inexpensive ad on these pages. Please email sales@theaquaculturenews.com for more information. |
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The Aquaculture News' Internet Supplier Directory reaches around the globe to provide fish farmers with a central location to shop for the products and services they need to operate. Our web site averages over 3,000 first time hits each month and the minimum advertising period on our site is three months. If you were to combine this with a one time ad in our publication and your product and/or service(s) could be seen over 18,000 times by aquaculturists world wide in 90 days or less! 1. Home Page Banner Total Cost = $150.00 per month (3 month minimum) 2. Secondary Banner Total Cost = $95.00 per month (3 month minimum) 3. Listing: Total Cost = $25.00 per month (12 month minimum) The Aquaculture News' Internet Supplier Directory is the sole property of Nelson Publications, Inc. |
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