2015 MEDIA GUIDE SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR ADVERTISING NEEDS...
Transcript of 2015 MEDIA GUIDE SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR ADVERTISING NEEDS...
An analysis of our readership PAGE 2–3
The right issue, the right audience PAGE 4–5
Advertising outside the box PAGE 6
Digital solutions PAGE 7
Rates and specifications PAGE 8
2015 MEDIA GUIDE SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR ADVERTISING NEEDS
Have authority to make purchasing decisions • Presidents, vice-presidents,
directors, chief executive officers • Managers, superintendents, foremen
Work in key oil and gas industry sectors • Service and supply • Exploration and production • Manufacturing, engineering, transportation, construction, electrical & instrumentation, pipeline
Readers at a glance:
GROW YOUR BUSINESS AND ATTRACT NEW CLIENTS
BUILD AWARENESS OF YOUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
REINFORCE YOUR BRAND REPUTATION
Focus your energyON THE BEST REGIONAL TARGETS Appeal to readers who are active in key plays and interested in a regional level of detail on issues across the country.
WESTERN CANADA’S EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
P A G E 2 Reader profile
work in exploration and production companies and in the service and supply sector.
They have an appetite for products, services and technologies that can address the challenges unique to oil and gas field operations in western Canada.
Source: Research conducted in-house for paid, qualified and allied-to-the-field Oil & Gas Inquirer readers. Data is accurate as of April 21, 2014.
Questions? Contact us: [email protected] oilandgasinquirer.com
Readers of Oil & Gas Inquirer
23%
15%
C-suite decision makers: presidents, vice-presidents, directors or chief executive officers
Mid-level management:managers, superintendents or foremen
Readership includes
330 and 960 companies from the service & supply sector.
Readers are located in:
exploration & productioncompanies
62%Alberta
18%British Columbia
12%Saskatchewan
3% from the United States
Issue Key topics Planned trade show distribution
JANUARY • Top operators in the WCSB• Deep Basin• Big rigs
• Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association Stakeholder Luncheon
• Insight Information Canadian Oil Sands Summit
MARCH • Workovers• Montney• Deep coiled tubing units
• CHOA Slugging It Out Conference• Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
APRIL • Automation and instrumentation
• Bakken/Torquay• Operations overview
• ISA Calgary Show• Offshore Technology Conference (OTC)
MAY • Manufacturing/fabrication• Southern Alberta• Automated manufacturing
• ENFORM Petroleum Safety Conference• Peace Region Petroleum Show• Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show
JUNE • Exporting Canadian technology
• Global hot spots• Wellsite water recycling
• Bonnyville & District Oil and Gas Show• Global Petroleum Show
SEPTEMBER • Thermal oilsands technologies
• Northwestern Alberta• Pressure vessels
• Oil Sands Trade Show & Conference
OCTOBER • Fracturing technologies• Northeastern B.C.• Large-scale fracturing
operations
• Canadian Energy Supply Chain Forum• CSUR Unconventional
Resources Conference
NOVEMBER • Pipelines: Pushing supply• Viking• Pipeline supply chain
• CHOA Fall Business Conference
Questions? Contact us: [email protected] oilandgasinquirer.com
Reach the right audience with our targeted circulation and distribution strategy.
Highlights:
10,000 COPIES DISTRIBUTED MONTHLYAn average of 10,000 copies of Oil & Gas Inquirer are printed and distributed every month of the year. These copies reach a powerful combination of qualified and paid readers, and those allied-to-the-field.
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION DISTRIBUTIONQualified members of energy industry associations are included in the distribution mix.
TRADE SHOW, EVENT AND CONFERENCE DISTRIBUTIONEach month’s topic is matched to and distributed at related industry events that attract the oil and gas key players.
CHARTER AIRLINE DISTRIBUTIONOil & Gas Inquirer is also distributed through North Caribou Air and Sunwest Aviation flights that regularly service oilpatch work areas
COMPLETE ENERGY ADVERTISING NETWORKJuneWarren-Nickle’s Energy Group produces a complete range of energy publications, websites, data sets and events. Cross-promotion within our product set gives you additional placement where your messaging will resonate.
Event distribution is accurate as of June 1, 2014, and is subject to change without notice.
Trade show, event and conference calendar
Oil & Gas Inquirer’s multi-pronged distribution gets your message to the right readers.
P A G E 3 Circulation & distribution
Editorial scheduleAccurate at time of printing. Subject to change without notice.
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Questions? Contact us: [email protected] oilandgasinquirer.com
ISSUE SALES CLOSE AD MATERIAL DUE RELEASE
January Dec. 3, 2014 Dec. 5, 2014 Dec. 30, 2014
February Jan. 7, 2015 Jan. 9, 2015 Jan. 30, 2015
March Feb. 4, 2015 Feb. 6, 2015 Feb. 27, 2015
April March 4, 2015 March 6, 2015 March 27, 2015
May April 1, 2015 April 3, 2015 April 24, 2015
June May 6, 2015 May 8, 2015 May 29, 2015
ISSUE SALES CLOSE AD MATERIAL DUE RELEASE
July June 3, 2015 June 5, 2015 June 26, 2015
August July 2, 2015 July 3, 2015 July 24, 2015
September Aug. 5, 2015 Aug. 7, 2015 Aug. 28, 2015
October Sep. 2, 2015 Sep. 4, 2015 Sep. 25, 2015
November Oct. 7, 2015 Oct. 9, 2015 Oct. 30, 2015
December Nov. 4, 2015 Nov. 6, 2015 Nov. 27, 2015
JANUARYSALES CLOSEDEC. 3, 2014
Top operatorsA play-by-play review of the top exploratory and development drillers in oil and gas plays across the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Technologies being built
into pad-friendly big rigs
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• Alberta’s Industrial Heartland
Association Stakeholder Luncheon• Insight Information Canadian Oil Sands Summit
PLUS: Key players using the Deep Basin to transition into senior producers
FEBRUARYSALES CLOSEJAN . 7 , 2015
Heavy oil recoveryA review of what makes heavy oil so profitable, with a focus on Lloydminster and an outlook on activity for 2015.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Thermal recovery: Smaller-scale SAGD
use in heavy oil fields
PLUS: What the Duvernay could mean to the western Canadian industry
MARCHSALES CLOSEFEB . 4 , 2015
WorkoversDemand for well clean-outs and workovers is set to boom. We take a closer look at the essential tools for the job.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Deep coiled tubing units
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• CHOA Slugging It Out Conference• Williston Basin Petroleum Conference
PLUS: Activity in the Montney and the infrastructure build-out underway to backstop exports of LNG
APRILSALES CLOSEMARCH 4 , 2015
Automation and instrumentationAn examination of the progress of the automated oilfield from the back office to the wellsite, with a focus on field automation and instrumentation.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• A map of operations,
from exploration all the way to accounting
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• ISA Calgary Show• Offshore Technology Conference (OTC)
PLUS: A closer look at the Bakken/Torquay play
MAYSALES CLOSEAPR I L 1 , 2015
ManufacturingOilsands fabrication has made the Edmonton area a global leader in steel fabrication. An outlook for the fabrication business, along with a review of technology trends.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Inside an automated
manufacturing facility
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• ENFORM Petroleum Safety Conference• Peace Region Petroleum Show• Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show
PLUS: Tight light oil and heavy oil plays in southern Alberta, along with a review of enhanced recovery projects
JUNESALES CLOSEMAY 6 , 2015
Exporting Canadian technologyTested in western Canada’s tough climate and geology, a showcase of how service and supply companies are now delivering results around the world.
PLUS:• Wellsite water-recycling
systems
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• Bonnyville & District Oil and Gas Show• Global Petroleum Show
PLUS: Global hot spots where Canadians are active and leveraging financial markets to make it happen
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In every issue of Oil & Gas InquirerREGIONAL NEWS: Comprehensive monthly oil and gas coverage and drilling statistics delivered by region, including British Columbia, Northwestern Alberta/Foothills, Northeastern Alberta, Central Alberta, Southern Alberta, Saskatchewan, Eastern Canada and the Northern Frontier
STATISTICS AT A GLANCE: A look at upcoming activity including well licences, wells spudded, rig counts, and wells completed by province and region
PARTS DEPARTMENT: NEW SECTION! Make your company the obvious choice by appearing alongside the tools and techniques essential to oil and gas fieldwork
MORE ONLINE: Special web-only content entices members to visit oilandgasinquirer.com
Questions? Contact us: [email protected] oilandgasinquirer.com
JULYSALES CLOSEJUNE 3 , 2015
Artificial lift and wellsite optimizationHow artificial lift companies are responding to the oil well drilling boom with pumps for heavy oil and tight oil markets.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Equipping an oil well and installing artificial lift
PLUS: West-central Alberta from Cardium oil development to Glauconite liquids in the Belly River and Second White Specks
AUGUSTSALES CLOSEJULY 2 , 2015
Natural gas liquids processingA look at how pipeline and midstream operators are managing condensate demand in the oilsands, plus a review of ethane, propane and butane production growth.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Deep cut facilities
PLUS: Montney oil and gas, Duvernay and Bluesky liquids, Kaybob has it all
SEPTEMBERSALES CLOSEAUG . 5 , 2015
Thermal oilsands technologiesAn exploration of how operators are fine tuning thermal technologies to drive value from bitumen along with potential new technologies for the future.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Inside the world of
pressure vessels
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• Oil Sands Trade Show & Conference
PLUS: Northwestern Alberta from the Peace River Arch to the Muskwa Formation
OCTOBERSALES CLOSESEPT. 2 , 2015
Fracturing technologiesFrom fracturing technology to fluid and proppant types, a look at how operators are fine tuning their fracturing programs on a play-by-play basis.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• The components of a
large-scale frac spread
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• Canadian Energy Supply Chain Forum• CSUR Unconventional
Resources Conference
PLUS: LNG in northeastern British Columbia including the Horn River and Liard basins
NOVEMBERSALES CLOSEOCT. 7 , 2015
Pipelines: Pushing supplyA review of proposed oil and gas pipelines and what they will mean to western Canada’s industry.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Following the pipeline
supply chain from the mill to the ground
TRADE SHOW & EVENT DISTRIBUTION:• CHOA Fall Business Conference
PLUS: The Viking play bordering Alberta/Saskatchewan and extending into central Alberta
DECEMBERSALES CLOSENOV. 4 , 2015
OutlookA look ahead at the economic, political and social issues that will shape the industry in 2015.
PARTS DEPARTMENT:• Tanks and storage: Inside the
competitive world of tank manufacturing
PLUS: Exploring emerging plays across the country and what it will take to get them developed
Bakken/Torquay
Eastern Canada
Kaybob
Viking
Northern Frontier
British Columbia
Montney
Deep Basin
Central Alberta
WCSBoilpatch
service & supply
Northeastern Alberta
Alberta FoothillsSaskatchewan
Southern Alberta Duvernay NEW IN 2015
Editorial scheduleAccurate at time of printing. Subject to change without notice.
P A G E 5 C O N T I N U E D F R O M P A G E 4
Additional marketing channels
... OR ASK FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT ADVERTISING IN THESE SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLICATIONS:
• Crude by Rail
• Heavy Oil & Oilsands Guidebook
• Maintenance, Repair & Operations
• Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Showguide
• Oilsands Manufacturing
• Canadian Oilpatch Technology Guidebook
• Oilweek East Coast Supplement
• Athabasca Oilsands Lease Map
• Drilling Fluids Chart
• North American Pipeline Map
RELATED SPECIAL ISSUES & SUPPLEMENTS
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Questions? Contact us: [email protected] oilandgasinquirer.com
CANADIAN LNG GUIDEBOOKSALES CLOSE : MARCH 25 , 2015Target LNG stakeholders in the second edition of this timely guidebook, produced in partnership with the Canadian Society for Unconventional Resources. Demand for LNG is growing and so is reader interest on the topic. This guidebook explores all sides of the LNG sector, from the technological processes to the economic considerations and environmental concerns.
MULTISTAGE FRACKING AND HORIZONTAL DRILLING NEW REVERSIBLE FORMAT
SALES CLOSE : OCTOBER 7 , 2015Position your company as a technology leader in this rapidly developing segment. This special issue will report on the drilling and fracturing techniques helping to open up shale gas and tight oil plays, including advances in frac fluids and proppants and peripheral products and services that complement drilling and fracking operations.
Surround your audience with 360 degrees of messaging. Add these channels to your marketing mix.
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SALES CLOSE : Two weeks prior to listed sales close date for each issue
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PRICE : 20% premium above regular advertising rates
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JUNEWARREN-NICKLES.COM/MEDIAGUIDES
DESIGN SERVICESAdvertising design and proofing services are complimentary up to 3.5 hours, with revisions limited to two per advertising order. All additional design and proofing time is charged at a rate of $125 per hour. If stock photography is required/requested to complete an ad, the client may be invoiced for the purchase price of the required image.
CUSTOM PUBLISHINGTake advantage of our extensive design and publishing expertise to develop promotional publications. Consider our custom publishing services for association journals, anniversary or commemorative books, infographics, maps and charts, or show guides for conferences or trade shows.
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WEBSITE ADS EMAIL ALERT ADSBenefit from the diverse online reach of multiple industry-targeted websites, which includes oilandgasinquirer.com. Your ad will appear in rotation throughout our new Energy Advertising Network, featuring oilpatch news and data.
Leaderboard ads are available on a selection of targeted email alerts sent out by our energy publications. Connect with with an established database of email alert recipients by placing your ad in rotation alongside a collection of valuable editorial content.
Questions? Contact us: [email protected] oilandgasinquirer.com
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x600 pixels tall
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x90 pixels tall
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x250 pixels tall
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Unparalleled digital reach to engaged industry professionalsJuneWarren-Nickle’s Energy Group websites are rich with oil and gas content. We offer a multi-website structure that makes our sites the ultimate destination for many searches related to oil and gas topics. To achieve this, we combine:
• A far-reaching network of interconnected websites
• High volumes of energy industry information
• Editorial content focused on specific sectors of the industry
This makes our group of websites naturally optimized and high ranking in organic search results. Your ad will sit among a relevant frame of frequently referenced energy information as a result.
More Online: oilandgasinquirer.com draws in readers with bonus, web-only content.
For web stats and other details, see the Digital Advertising media guide online.
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Rates & specifications
If you are a new advertiser, please contact:
Christopher Kuntz, sales [email protected]
Contact your sales representative for more information on advertising or sponsorship opportunities.
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Oil & Gas Inquirer advertising rates Rates effective July 1, 2014, for advertising in 2015.
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