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An Official Publication of the Society of Petroleum Engineers

The global oil and gas industry respects JPT’s authoritative coverage and editorial integrity more than any other publication covering the upstream sector.

• Eight experienced full-time editors and writers focus on publishing the latestand most valuable upstream information on emerging technologies, trends,and innovations.

• JPT, the flagship publication of SPE, publishes summaries of the best technical papers presented at SPE conferences around the world, ensuring that industry professionals are kept abreast of the technologies that help them in their jobsand enhance their careers.

• Each year, the JPT Editorial Committee, made up of practicing petroleumprofessionals, reviews more than 4,000 technical papers and selects the best140 to be summarized in JPT.

• JPT covers 47 technical upstream topics by tracking the most importantworldwide developments in the main technical disciplines of: Drilling;Completions; Production and Operations; Reservoir Description and Dynamics; Management and Information; Projects, Facilities, and Construction; andHealth, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility.

Journal of Petroleum Technology (JPT) is a monthly publication of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE). When your company advertises in JPT, it is supporting not only JPT but other SPE programs as well. SPE is a not-for-profit organization. Income from JPT is invested back into the society to provide even more opportunities for industry professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence. Scholarships, certifications, the Distinguished Lecturer program, and SPE’s energy education program, Energy4me, are just a few examples of programs that also benefit from your company’s support of JPT.

RESPECT

Thank you for considering JPT as a marketing and branding vehicle for your

company in 2017 and beyond.

JPT is the leading magazine for petroleum professionals in the global oil and

gas industry. Published by the prestigious Society of Petroleum Engineers,

each month JPT delivers editorial content covering the expansive breadth

and depth of the upstream sector through featured articles, technical papers,

interviews, guest columns, and news stories.

Since 1949, JPT has been the industry’s leading information source for oil and

gas technology. From cutting-edge breakthroughs to practical applications,

JPT has you covered. With technology development increasingly important

in the current oil and gas market, operators and service providers will look to

JPT fi rst for information and news on the latest trends and techniques.

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INDUSTRY CATEGORIES

Government Agency 1%

Unspecifi ed Industry Category 5%

Academia 4%

Consultant 12%

Service/Manufacturing 26%

Independent Oil & Gas Company, National Oil Company,Major Integrated Oil 52%

TECHNICAL DISCIPLINES

Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility 3%

Management and Information 11%

Production and Operations 23%

Projects, Facilities, and Construction 7%

Reservoir Description and Dynamics 27%

Drilling and Completions 29%

JOB FOCUS

Educator, Student 3%

Consultant, Unspecifi ed Job Focus 12%

Executive, Manager 31%

Geologist or Geophysicist 5%

Engineer 49%

• JPT has the largest global printcirculation by 2x, sometimes 3x,that of other upstream pubs.

• Each month, printed issues of JPTare mailed to 74,635* individuallyqualifi ed upstream professionals.

• Our digital circulation includes anadditional 40,000+ not covered inour BPA statement.

• Bonus distribution deliversadditional marketing exposure at20+ SPE and affi liated associationindustry events.

• JPT’s circulation is split almost50/50 between subscribers inthe Americas and outside theAmericas, the best global reachof any upstream publication. Splitprint runs to western and easternhemispheres are available.

• JPT’s mission and purpose arediff erent than commercialpublications. Our circulation is notcapped due to cost constraints, andour pricing is not artifi cially high tobe used as a negotiating tool. Weare diff erent and your company willbenefi t from the JPT diff erence.

*BPA-verifi ed (December 2016)

GET AHEAD OF THE COMPETITIONBY ADVERTISING IN JPT

GLOBAL AUDIENCE PROFILE

Publisher’s own data.

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*JPT’s print circulation is BPA-verifi ed at 74,635 (December 2016)

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Compare JPT with other upstream publications by using an “apples to apples” comparison.

According to the December 2016 BPA statement, JPT has the largest global print circulation by 2x, sometimes 3x, that of other upstream pubs.

Higher circulation and reasonable rates make advertising in JPT an easy decision.

LARGEST PRINT CIRCULATION

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST PER PERSON TO REACH YOUR TARGET MARKET?

Print circulation Cost per customer reached

JPT 74,635*

Published full-page, 4-color,

one-time insertion

rate.

$129/thousand or 13 cents/person

Publication A 32,000 $413/thousand or 41 cents/person

Publication B 29,000 $433/thousand or 43 cents/person

Publication C 26,000 $528/thousand or 53 cents/person

Publication D 23,000 $417/thousand or 42 cents/person

Publication E 20,000 $693/thousand or 69 cents/person

GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION North America 45%

Europe and Russia 16%

Middle East 14%

Asia Pacifi c and Australia 14%

Africa 5%

Latin America and Caribbean 6%

45%16%

14%

14%5%

6%

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JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBERAD CLOSING5 December 2016

AD CLOSING5 January

AD CLOSING6 February

AD CLOSING6 March

AD CLOSING7 April

AD CLOSING5 May

AD CLOSING5 June

AD CLOSING5 July

AD CLOSING7 August

AD CLOSING5 September

AD CLOSING5 October

AD CLOSING6 November

MATERIALS DUE9 December 2016

MATERIALS DUE10 January

MATERIALS DUE10 February

MATERIALS DUE10 March

MATERIALS DUE10 April

MATERIALS DUE10 May

MATERIALS DUE9 June

MATERIALS DUE10 July

MATERIALS DUE10 August

MATERIALS DUE11 September

MATERIALS DUE10 October

MATERIALS DUE10 November

EDITORIAL TOPICS EDITORIAL TOPICS

EOR Performance and Modeling

Mature Fields and Well Revitalization

Well Integrity and Well Control

Decommissioning and Abandonment

Drilling Technology and Rigs

Off shore Facilities

Well Testing

Formation Damage

Hydraulic Fracturing

Production Monitoring/ Surveillance

Heavy Oil

Seismic Applications

Off shore Drilling and Completion

Natural Gas Processing and Handling

High-Pressure/High-Temperature Challenges

History Matching and Forecasting

Deepwater Projects

Intelligent Fields Technology

Multilateral/Extended Reach

Cementing/Zonal Isolation

Coiled Tubing Applications

Matrix Stimulation

Wellbore Tubulars

EOR Operations

Reservoir Simulation

Artificial Lift

New-Frontier Reservoirs I

CO2 Applications

Formation Evaluation

Subsea Hardware and Technology

Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility

Reservoir Performance and Monitoring

Completions

Drilling Systems Automation and Management

Oilfield Chemistry

Field Development Projects

New-Frontier Reservoirs II

Petroleum Data Analytics

Sand Management and Sand Control

Drilling and Completion Fluids

Horizontal and Complex-Trajectory Wells

Gas Production Technology

Offshore Production and Flow Assurance

Reserves/Assets Management

Production and Facilities

Bit Technology and Bottomhole Assemblies

Water Management

IN EVERY ISSUE IN EVERY ISSUE

BONUS DISTRIBUTION BONUS DISTRIBUTION

SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technology ConferenceThe Woodlands, Texas, USA24–26 January

SPE Canada Heavy Oil Conference/SPE Canada Unconventional Resources Conference Calgary, Alberta, Canada15–16 February

SPE Reservoir Simulation ConferenceMontgomery, Texas, USA20–22 February

SPE Middle East Oil & Gas Show and ConferenceManama, Bahrain6–9 March

SPE/IADC Drilling Conference and ExhibitionThe Hague, The Netherlands14–16 March

SPE/ICoTA Coiled Tubing and Well Intervention Conference and ExhibitionHouston, Texas, USA21–22 March

SPE International Conference on Oilfi eld ChemistryMontgomery, Texas, USA3–5 April

SPE Asia Pacifi c Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Social Responsibility ConferenceKuala Lumpur, Malaysia4–6 April

SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and ExhibitionMumbai, India4–6 April

SPE Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Social Responsibility Conference—North AmericaNew Orleans, Louisiana, USA18–20 April

O� shore Technology Conference Houston Texas, USA1–4 May

SPE Latin America and Caribbean Petroleum Engineering ConferenceBuenos Aires, Argentina17–19 May

SPE/AAPG/SEGUnconventionalResources TechnologyConferenceAustin, Texas, USA24–26 July

SPE Latin Americaand Caribbean Health,Safety, Security,Environment andSocial ResponsibilityConferenceSanta Cruz, Bolivia14–15 September

O�shore EuropeAberdeen, UK5–8 September

SPE North AfricaTechnical Conferenceand ExhibitionCairo, Egypt22–24 September

SPE Annual TechnicalConference andExhibitionSan Antonio, Texas,USA9–11 October

SPE/IATMI Asia PacificOil and Gas Conferenceand ExhibitionBali, Indonesia17–19 October

SPE Kuwait Oil & GasShow and ConferenceKuwait City, Kuwait22–25 October

OTC BrasilRio de Janeiro, Brazil24–26 October

Abu DhabiInternationalPetroleum Exhibitionand ConferenceAbu Dhabi, UAE13-16 November

EDITORIAL CALENDARAs of 1 January 2017 • Subject to Change

Performance Indices

Regional Update

SPE President’s Column

Technology Applications

Technology Update

E&P Notes

People

Editor’s Comments

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JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBERAD CLOSING5 December 2016

AD CLOSING5 January

AD CLOSING6 February

AD CLOSING6 March

AD CLOSING7 April

AD CLOSING5 May

AD CLOSING5 June

AD CLOSING5 July

AD CLOSING7 August

AD CLOSING5 September

AD CLOSING5 October

AD CLOSING6 November

MATERIALS DUE9 December 2016

MATERIALS DUE10 January

MATERIALS DUE10 February

MATERIALS DUE10 March

MATERIALS DUE10 April

MATERIALS DUE10 May

MATERIALS DUE9 June

MATERIALS DUE10 July

MATERIALS DUE10 August

MATERIALS DUE11 September

MATERIALS DUE10 October

MATERIALS DUE10 November

EDITORIAL TOPICS EDITORIAL TOPICS

EOR Performance and Modeling

Mature Fields and Well Revitalization

Well Integrity and Well Control

Decommissioning and Abandonment

Drilling Technology and Rigs

Offshore Facilities

Well Testing

Formation Damage

Hydraulic Fracturing

Production Monitoring/ Surveillance

Heavy Oil

Seismic Applications

Offshore Drilling and Completion

Natural Gas Processing and Handling

High-Pressure/High-Temperature Challenges

History Matching and Forecasting

Deepwater Projects

Intelligent Fields Technology

Multilateral/Extended Reach

Cementing/Zonal Isolation

Coiled Tubing Applications

Matrix Stimulation

Wellbore Tubulars

EOR Operations

Reservoir Simulation

Artifi cial Lift

New-Frontier Reservoirs I

CO2 Applications

Formation Evaluation

Subsea Hardware and Technology

Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility

Reservoir Performance and Monitoring

Completions

Drilling Systems Automation and Management

Oilfi eld Chemistry

Field Development Projects

New-Frontier Reservoirs II

Petroleum Data Analytics

Sand Management and Sand Control

Drilling and Completion Fluids

Horizontal and Complex-Trajectory Wells

Gas Production Technology

Off shore Production and Flow Assurance

Reserves/Assets Management

Production and Facilities

Bit Technology and Bottomhole Assemblies

Water Management

IN EVERY ISSUE IN EVERY ISSUE

BONUS DISTRIBUTION BONUS DISTRIBUTION

SPE HydraulicFracturing TechnologyConferenceThe Woodlands, Texas,USA24–26 January

SPE Canada HeavyOil Conference/SPE CanadaUnconventionalResources ConferenceCalgary, Alberta,Canada15–16 February

SPE ReservoirSimulation ConferenceMontgomery, Texas,USA20–22 February

SPE Middle EastOil & Gas Show andConferenceManama, Bahrain6–9 March

SPE/IADC DrillingConference andExhibitionThe Hague,The Netherlands14–16 March

SPE/ICoTA CoiledTubing and WellInterventionConference andExhibitionHouston, Texas, USA21–22 March

SPE InternationalConference on OilfieldChemistryMontgomery, Texas, USA3–5 April

SPE Asia Pacific Health,Safety, Security,Environment and SocialResponsibility ConferenceKuala Lumpur, Malaysia4–6 April

SPE Oil and GasIndia Conference andExhibitionMumbai, India4–6 April

SPE Health,Safety, Security,Environment andSocial ResponsibilityConference—NorthAmericaNew Orleans,Louisiana, USA18–20 April

O�shore TechnologyConferenceHouston Texas, USA1–4 May

SPE Latin Americaand CaribbeanPetroleum EngineeringConferenceBuenos Aires,Argentina17–19 May

SPE/AAPG/SEG Unconventional Resources Technology ConferenceAustin, Texas, USA24–26 July

SPE Latin America and Caribbean Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Social Responsibility ConferenceSanta Cruz, Bolivia14–15 September

O� shore EuropeAberdeen, UK5–8 September

SPE North Africa Technical Conference and Exhibition Cairo, Egypt22–24 September

SPE Annual Technical Conference and ExhibitionSan Antonio, Texas, USA9–11 October

SPE/IATMI Asia Pacifi c Oil and Gas Conference and ExhibitionBali, Indonesia17–19 October

SPE Kuwait Oil & Gas Show and ConferenceKuwait City, Kuwait22–25 October

OTC BrasilRio de Janeiro, Brazil24–26 October

Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and ConferenceAbu Dhabi, UAE13-16 November

AD RESEARCH STUDY

INDUSTRYSALARY SURVEY

Performance Indices

Regional Update

SPE President’s Column

Technology Applications

Technology Update

E&P Notes

People

Editor’s Comments

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ABOUT US

SPE MISSIONTo enable the global oil and gas E&P industry to share technical knowledge needed to meet the world’s energy needs in a safe and environmentally responsible manner.

INDUSTRY FOCUSFor 69 years, the Journal of Petroleum Technology (JPT)—SPE’s fl agship publication—has been committed to supporting the exchange of knowledge among petroleum professionals. Written by the industry and for the industry, JPT is the most trusted source for delivering timely, relevant information worldwide.

With every issue focused on technological trends, the latest advancements, and important case studies, JPT remains unrivaled in supporting the growth and technological development of exploration and production in upstream oil and gas. The most accessible resource for industry news and communication, JPT is distinguished as the global thought leader by the industry.

JPT’s editorial content is focused on 47 technical topics within 7 disciplines of the upstream market:

• Drilling• Completions• Production and Operations• Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and

Social Responsibility

• Management and Information• Reservoir Description and Dynamics• Projects, Facilities, and Construction

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EDITORIAL TEAM

ADAM WILSONSpecial Publications Editorawilson@spe.org

Adam Wilson joined SPE in 2008 as a staff editor for technical journals and, in 2012, joined the staff of JPT as

editorial manager. Before joining SPE, he worked for 13 years in daily newspapers, including the Abilene Reporter-News, the Birmingham Post-Herald, and The Dallas Morning News. He holds an honors bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of North Texas.

JOHN DONNELLYJPT Editorjdonnelly@spe.org

John Donnelly has been covering global oil and gas for more than 20 years. Prior to being named JPT editor

in 2001, he was a senior editor at an international oil publishing company. He holds a journalism degree from the University of Texas at Austin. Donnelly is also SPE’s Director of Magazines and Web Content.

STEPHEN RASSENFOSSJPT Emerging Technology Sr. Editorsrassenfoss@spe.org

Stephen Rassenfoss has more than 20 years of writing and editing experience. He was the former

assistant business editor for the Houston Chronicle and was a columnist and reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Jackson Clarion Ledger newspapers. He received a BS degree in journalism from the University of Illinois.

JOEL PARSHALLJPT Features Editorjparshall@spe.org

Joel Parshall has more than 30 years experience as a writer and editor for company and trade publications with

further background as a newspaper journalist. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Beloit College in Wisconsin.

TRENT JACOBSJPT Senior Technology Writertjacobs@spe.org

Trent Jacobs has held various positions in journalism and communications for more than seven years. He studied

history and English at Texas Tech University.

CHRIS CARPENTERJPT Technology Editorccarpenter@spe.org

Chris Carpenter joined SPE in 2001 as an editor for its peer-reviewed technical journals, later serving as

managing editor for those publications. He previously worked as an editor in the medical fi eld. He holds a BS degree in history from Hendrix College, an MA degree in English from Texas A&M University, and an MFA degree from the University of Arkansas.

PAM BOSCHEESenior Manager, Magazinespboschee@spe.org

Pam Boschee has more than 20 years of writing and editing experience in petroleum and related industries,

with a prior background in oil and gas market analysis, oilfi eld services marketing, and trade publications. She holds an MS from North Dakota State University and a BS in chemistry from the University of North Dakota.

STEPHEN WHITFIELDStaff Writerswhitfield@spe.org

Stephen Whitfi eld has experience as a writer in the upstream oil and gas industry, with special interest in

subsea processes and technologies. He holds a BA from Rice University in Houston.

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• Preflighted PDF/X-1a:2001 files created in InDesign with fonts embedded are preferred.

• All submissions other than PDF/X-1a MUST include all art, support images, files and fonts.

Note: Ads, logos, and/or photos that are submitted as word processing documents (Microsoft Word, Word Perfect, etc.) or PowerPoint file will not be accepted.

4-COLOR ADS: Supply digital files in CMYK, plus press-accuratecolor proof. Standard second colors (red, blue, green, yellow) must be built from process colors. PMS equivalents are given for reference only.

● Red (equivalent to PMS 185) – 100 magenta plus 70 yellow● Blue (equivalent to PMS 300) – 100 cyan plus 50 magenta● Green (equivalent to PMS 355) – 100 cyan plus 100 yellow● Yellow – 100 process yellow

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NON-BLEED ADS: Please set up the file to the “Live” specs. If your ad has a white background, please add a hairline rule around the ad (the size of the “Live” specs).

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2017 JPT PRINT RATES and MECHANICAL SPECSThe SPE Ad Portal offers features for a fast and more efficient process of submitting advertisements. As a web-based Ad Portal, advertisers can submit a file within a matter of minutes, directly from their own desktops. All advertisements submitted through the Ad Portal undergo a preflight, ensuring that it meets the print standards of SPE and prints correctly.

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1/2 PAGE ISLANDLive / Non-Bleed: 4.5 X 7.5 in. / 114.3 X 191 mm

1/3 PAGE VERTICALTrim: 2.75 X 10.875 in. / 71.69 X 276.225 mmBleed: 2.875 X 11.125 in. / 73 X 283 mm Live / Non-Bleed: 2.125 X 9.6 in. / 54 X 243 mm

1/4 PAGE VERTICALLive / Non-Bleed: 3.33 X 4.625 in. / 84.6 X 117.5 mm

FULL PAGETrim: 8.125 X 10.875 in. / 206.375 X 276.225 mmBleed: 8.375 X 11.125 in. / 213 X 283 mm Live / Non-Bleed: 6.8 X 10 in. / 173 X 254 mm

1/2 PAGE VERTICALTrim: 4 X 10.875 in. / 101.6 X 276.225 mmBleed: 4.125 X 11.125 in. / 104.775 X 283 mm Live / Non-Bleed: 3.33 X 9.6 in. / 84.6 X 243 mm

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1/3 PAGE SQAURELive / Non-Bleed: 4.5 X 4.625 in. / 114.3 X 117.5 mm

1/6 PAGE VERTICALLive / Non-Bleed: 2.125 X 4.375 in. / 54.3 X 111 mm

SUBMITTING YOUR AD TO THE AD PORTALw Upload to: https://SPE.sendmyad.comw You will be directed to the company profile page.

All contact information must be provided before the ad can be uploaded. Please place your ad in the correct publications folder.

w For all inquiries about the ad portal, email PrintPublishing@spe.org. Please include advertiser and publication name in the subject of the email.

w InDesign templates of all ad sizes can be downloaded from the SPE Ad Portal. Templates for other programs are available upon request.

w The SPE Publications Joboptions file contains PDF settings that when selected, will produce a PDF consistent with the SPE Publications specifications. Using this file will produce an Adobe PDF suitable for submission to all Society of Petroleum Engineers’ publications and meetings materials. Available for download at www.spe.org/sales/publications.

w Please contact PrintPublishing@spe.org for all print advertising technical production questions.

NOTE: All ads will be kept for 12 months only.

JPT ADVERTISING RATESAll rates are gross and in US Dollars (USD) • Effective 1 January 2017

4-COLOR RATES 1X 3X 6X 12X 18X 24X 36X 48X

Spread $18,215 $17,910 17,535 $16,800 $16,435 $16,075 $15,440 $15,065

Full Page $9,635 $9,510 $9,330 $8,960 $8,730 $8,565 $8,270 $8,090

2/3 Page $8,000 $7,695 $7,550 $7,290 $7,140 $7,020 $6,765 $6,620

1/2 Page Island $7,330 $7,200 $7,065 $6,830 $6,690 $6,575 $6,345 $6,215

1/2 Page (H or V) $6,790 $6,665 $6,530 $6,315 $6,195 $6,100 $5,895 $5,785

1/3 Page (V or Sq.) $5,165 $5,125 $5,045 $4,905 $4,750 $4,680 $4,600 $4,525

1/4 Page $4,480 $4,425 $4,370 $4,295 $4,235 $4,140 $4,055 $3,995

1/6 (Resources) $1,385 $1,335 $1,305 $1,270 $1,255 $1,220 $1,180 $1,165

4-COLORCOVER RATES 1X 3X 6X 12X 18X 24X 36X 48X

Back Cover $11,920 $11,405 $10,770

Inside Front Cover $11,920 $11,405 $10,770

Inside Back Cover $10,955 $10,535 $10,080

SPECIAL EDITORIAL POSITIONS

$800 additional: Full-page opposite 2nd Contents Page, 1/3 Page (V) on 2nd Contents Page, Full-page opposite Masthead, 1/3 Page (V) on Masthead.

$680 additional: Full-page ads opposite Performance Indices, opposite Regional Update, opposite President’s Column, opposite Editor’s Comments, opposite Guest Editorial, opposite Technical Applications, opposite Technical Update, and opposite E&P Notes.

Additional Opportunities: JPT offers specialty advertising opportunities beyond the traditional printed advertising within the magazine. Contact your JPT sales representative for information about separate printed pieces or other items that can be mailed with JPT as a tip-in, or loose onsert within the poly bag. Whatever your idea, JPT can help you spread your message cost-effectively.

2017 rates remain unchanged from 2016.

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DIGITAL ADVERTISING

Our new website is the place for global oil and gas technical professionals to stay abreast of the latest upstream information on emerging technologies, applications, and innovations. Website access is growing and changing, as more visitors come to read articles promoted in our newsletter and on social media. This changing landscape creates new opportunities.

JPT homepage ads put you next to the technology content our readers are seeking. As they read our top stories and highlighted content, your brand will be right there to communicate your message.

Article page ads are site wide – every article read on the site displays the same ads. This can mean 2-4X or more views each month than the homepage. Imagine reaching that many more potential customers with your message.

Increase brand and product awareness by advertising online with JPT. www.spe.org/jpt

Position Size Pixels 1X Homepage

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Feature Banner 1160 x 60 $1,500 NA

Medium Rectangle 1 300 x 250 $1,450 $1,650

Skyscraper 300 x 600 $1,600 $1,800

Medium Rectangle 2 300 x 250 $1,150 $1,450

Medium Rectangle 3 300 x 250 $995 $1,300

JPT’s new eNewsletter delivers your message. The JPT eNewsletter is a powerful vehicle for communicating your marketing message to a large, technical audience looking for solutions. Delivered twice per month (Wednesday of the 2nd and 4th weeks) directly to readers’ inboxes, the JPT eNewsletter provides the latest upstream technology not only to SPE’s professional membership, but to a growing number of non-members who fi nd JPT’s content of value to them. With two banner positions per eNewsletter, advertisers can gain exposure to their target audience, and at the same time increase website traffi c.

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Banner 1 560 x 150 $1,800

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For additional frequency rates, integrated advertising discounts, and future run-of-site advertising opportunities, please contact your sales representative.

All rates are gross per month and in US Dollars (USD). For multiple insertions, please contact your sale representative for rates.

All rates are gross per eNewsletter and in US Dollars (USD).For multiple insertions, please contact your sale representative for rates.

BPA Worldwide Circulation StatementTotal Average Circulation 74,635 as per December 2016 BPA Statement.

“JPT is a best-in-class technical publication for the petroleum industry, and a must read.”*

“The technical level of the editors and, therefore, the content are always outstanding.”*

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“There is no other source of information about the oil and gas industry that even comes close to JPT.”*

“A must-have subscription for any serious petroleum engineer.”*

*JPT Reader Survey, 2016