Aspermont Advertising Solutions

2013-14

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Exceptional database, proven channels and a reputation for delivery Aspermont Ltd has continued its top line growth across all delivery channels, while carrying out

an aggressive investment programme to deliver improved online platforms, and expanded print coverage and diversification.

Online, the company has developed a new agricultural portal to complement its key print masthead in this sector, Farming Ahead; relaunched its online environmental offering, Business Environment Network (BEN); and relaunched its recruitment jobs boards.

In print, despite challenging publishing conditions, Aspermont has launched two new quarterly titles – Coal Asia Pacific (APAC) and Inside Safety – while organically growing its mainstay portfolio of resources and construction publications, headlined by Australia’s Mining Monthly.

To better serve our readership and client base, Aspermont has also restructured its senior editorial team to support the sector-by-sector development of our editorial strategy across related online and print publications, while releasing other resources to pursue special projects and emerging publications.

The senior sector editors will work closely with our advertising and marketing teams to implement a consistent strategy, sector growth plans, and help streamline potential synergies and opportunities across their dedicated sectors.

The introductions:

Our Senior Editor – Energy: Noel Dyson is the key contact across our expanding coal, and oil and gas publications with direct responsibility for Australian Longwall magazine, Coal APAC, Coal USA, International Longwall News online, Energy News Bulletin and Energy News Premium.

Our Senior Editor – Industrial: Richard Collins is our key editorial contact in Aspermont’s Sydney office and looks after WME magazine, Inside Waste, Business Environment Network, Contractor, Cranes & Lifting and Construction Industry News as well as our quarterly supplement Inside Safety.

Our Senior Editor – Mining: Thomas Smith looks after our dedicated mining publications including remaining at the helm of Australia’s Mining Monthly, while also becoming directly involved in its sister publications Mining News and Mining News Premium as well as Resourcestocks.

In the immediate term, I will continue to be hands-on with the editors of Farming Ahead magazine and Farming Ahead online as well as PNG Report and PNG Industry News, as these publications continue to develop as unique strategic assets for Aspermont’s Australian publishing division.

Michael Cairnduff Managing Editor

Aspermont Limited

CONTENTSPublication Frequency & Advertising Deadlines

Publication Advertising Rates – Print Publications

Publication Advertising Rates – Online Publications

Publication Advertising Specifications – Print Publications

Publication Advertising Specifications – Online Publications

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Publication Frequency Jan Feb Mar April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

Australia’s Mining MonthlyBooking: 24th of two months priorMaterial: 29th of two months prior

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ResourcestocksBooking: 1st of the prior month Material: 5th of the prior month

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Australia’s Mining Suppliers Guide Booking: 6 June 2014 (2014-15 Guide) Material: 21 June 2014 (2014-15 Guide)

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PNG ReportBooking: 15th of the prior month Material: 19th of the prior month

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Inside Safety MagazineBooking: 18th of the prior month Material: 23rd of the prior month

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Australian Longwall MagazineBooking: 16th of the prior month Material: 28th of the prior month

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Coal USA MagazineFeatured at key events so contact us for booking and material deadlines.

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Coal Asia Pacific Magazine (Coal APAC)Featured at key events so contact us for booking and material deadlines.

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Australian Coal Suppliers GuideBooking: 7 November Material: 15 November

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ContractorBooking: 21st of the prior monthMaterial: 25th of the prior momth

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Cranes and LiftingBooking: 15th of the prior month Material: 19th of the prior month

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Cranes and Lifting CICA DiaryBooking: 4 November Material: 8 November

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Australasian Construction Suppliers GuideBooking: 7th July 2014 Material: 16th July 2014

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Australasian Oil & Gas Suppliers GuideBooking: 15 January 2014 (2014-20115 Guide) Material: 31 January 2014

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WME MagazineBooking: 13th of the prior month Material: 18th of the prior month

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Inside Waste MagazineBooking: 6th of the prior month Material: 9th of the prior month

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Inside Waste Buyers Guide 2014-15Booking: 1st of May 2014 Material: 7th May 2014

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Health, Safety & Environment Suppliers GuideBooking: 11 September 2013 Material: 19 September 2013

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Farming Ahead & Research ReportBooking: 31st of the prior monthMaterial: 4th of the prior month

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Australian Agricultural Suppliers GuideBooking: 24 May 2014 (2014-2015 Guide) Material: 4 June 2014 (2014-2015 Guide)

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Publication Frequency & Advertising Deadlines

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PUBLICATION FREQUENCY & ADVERTISING DEADLINES

Publication Advertising Rates - Print publications

Key Positions

• 20%loadingappliestocovers(IFC,IBC,BC)• 15%loadingappliesuptopage15• 10%loadingappliestoallotherspecifiedlocations

Corporate Rates

Corporateratesareavailabletoclientswhobooktwoormoreadsinthecalendaryearsof2013and2014.

CancellationFees:

• Acancellationfeeof25%willapplyifyourprintbookingiscancelled14daysorlessbeforethescheduledbookingdeadline‘ (refernote1)• Acancellationfeeof50%willapplyifyourprintbookingiscancelledafterthenominatedbookingdeadlineandbeforethescheduledproductiondeadline(refernote1)

• Acancellationfeeof100%willapplyifyourprintbookingiscancelledafterthescheduledproductiondeadline(refernote1)• Acancellationfeeof25%willapplyifyouronlinebookingiscancelled30dayspriortothe“golive”date(loadingofad)fortheonlineadvertising.

FortheAspermontFullTerms&Conditions,pleaseseethe‘Advertise’TabonthewebsiteorcallyourAspermontSalesExecutive.

Note1–AllscheduledbookingandproductiondeadlinesassuppliedbyyourAspermontSalesExecutive.Pleasefeelfreetocontactyourrepresentativeforfurtherinformationandclarification.

Basic Typesetting RatesCasual Rate AU$

Size $ pre GST $ incl GST

DP 590 650

FP 490 540

2/3 Page 280 310

1/2 Page 250 275

1/3 Page 230 255

1/4 Page 215 235

1/6 Page 195 215

PLEASE NOTE: Typesetting ratesdo not include the cost of scans,photo manipulation or drawingrequirements.

Publication Circulation Double Page Spread (DPS)

Full Page (FP) 1/2 page horizontal or vertical

1/4 page horizontal or vertical

Casual Corporate Casual Corporate Casual Corporate Casual Corporate

Australia’s Mining Monthly 8250 10343 8978 5576 4883 3775 3266 2662 2342

Resourcestocks 7500 6359 6127 3591 3093 2531 2293 1644 1584

PNG Report 8000 6496 5258 3093 2629 2955 2512 1584 1267

Australian Longwall Magazine 3500 6957 6122 3653 3174 2558 2228 1779 1530

Coal USA Magazine 6000 8285 7203 4402 3845 3126 2720 2136 1861

Coal Asia Pacific Magazine (Coal APAC) 6000 7014 6376 3672 3338 2558 2325 1944 1767

Australia’s Mining Suppliers Guide 8000 4895 4238 2331 2119 1596 1450 n/a n/a

Australian Coal Suppliers Guide 5000 4662 4238 2331 2119 1596 1450 n/a n/a

Contractor 7700 8008 6619 4207 3602 2942 2525 1979 1715

Cranes and Lifting 3500 7430 6315 4082 3542 2855 2525 1919 1665

Australasian Construction Suppliers Guide 5000 4662 4238 2331 2119 1596 1450 n/a n/a

Australasian Oil & Gas Suppliers Guide 5000 5045 4368 2402 2184 1470 1427 n/a n/a

WME Magazine 7000 7776 6841 4434 3904 2563 2254 1461 1281

Inside Waste Magazine 4500 6760 5732 4434 3547 2563 2051 1461 1169

Inside Safety Magazine 22000 10343 8978 5576 4883 3775 3266 2662 2342

Inside Waste Buyers Guide 5000 4662 4238 2331 2119 1596 1450 n/a n/a

Health, Safety & Environment Suppliers Guide 5500 4662 4238 2331 2119 1596 1450 n/a n/a

Farming Ahead & Research Report* 8000 4840 Available on request 2772 Available on

request 1617 Available on request 1040 for 1/3 page

Australian Agricultural Suppliers Guide 8000 4662 4238 2331 2119 1596 1450 n/a

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All prices are in Australian dollars and not inclusive of GST.

CancellationFees:

• Acancellationfeeof25%willapplyifyourprintbookingiscancelled14daysorlessbeforethescheduledbookingdeadline (refernote1)• Acancellationfeeof50%willapplyifyourprintbookingiscancelledafterthenominatedbookingdeadlineandbeforethescheduledproductiondeadline(refernote1)

• Acancellationfeeof100%willapplyifyourprintbookingiscancelledafterthescheduledproductiondeadline(refernote1)• Acancellationfeeof25%willapplyifyouronlinebookingiscancelled30dayspriortothe“golive”date(loadingofad)fortheonlineadvertising.

• Acancellationnoticeperiodof30daysisrequiredforallonlineadvertisingaftertheproducthasgonelive.Therewillbeacancellationfeeof25%fromtheremainderofthebookingformneedingtobeinvoiced.

FortheAspermontFullTerms&Conditions,pleaseseethe‘Advertise’TabonthewebsiteorcallyourAspermontSalesExecutive.

Note1–AllscheduledbookingandproductiondeadlinesassuppliedbyyourAspermontSalesExecutive.Pleasefeelfreetocontactyourrepresentativeforfurtherinformationandclarification.

Website Advertising 3 month Banner

3 monthButton

6 month Banner

6 month Button

12 month Banner

12 month Button

MiningNews.net 4537 4537 7791 7791 13379 13379

EnergyNewsBulletin.net 3502 3502 5840 5840 9620 9620

Longwalls.com 2341 2341 4537 4537 8214 8214

PNGIndustryNews.net 1469 1469 2649 2649 4615 4615

ConstructionIndustryNews.net 2244 2244 4158 4158 7132 7132

3 month Banner

6 monthBanner

3 monthSkyscraper

6 monthSkyscraper

3 monthPremium Rect

6 month Premium Rect

MiningNewsPremium.net 2698 4710 7405 12854 7405 12854

EnergyNewsPremium.net 3728 6231 5562 9764 5562 9764

FarmingAhead.com.au 4860 8640 3375 6000 3375 6000

3 month Banner

6 monthBanner

3 monthStandard Rect

6 monthStandard Rect

3 monthPremium Rect

6 month Premium Rect

Ben-Global.com 2698 5129 2159 3950 2698 5129

3 month Banner

6 monthBanner

3 monthSide Banner

6 monthSide Banner

3 monthBottom Banner

6 month Bottom Banner

Mascus 1362 2607 828 1584 1293 2475

Please ask about website sponsorship opportunities.

Newsletter Advertising 1 month Banner

1 month Sidebar

MiningNews.net 11911 7791

EnergyNewsBulletin.net 4892 3515

Longwalls.com 4104 2698

PNGIndustryNews.net 2551 1863

ConstructionIndustryNews.net 4049 2985

1 month Banner

1 month Med Rectangle

MiningNewsPremium.net 11319 7673

EnergyNewsPremium.net 5119 4449

Ben-Global.com 1199 1199

FarmingAhead.com.au 3 months:12000

3 months: 7000

All prices are in Australian dollars and not inclusive of GST.

Please ask about feature and section sponsorship opportunities

with your Aspermont sales executive.

Publication Advertising Rates – Online publications

Aspermontcandesignyouronlineadvertisementatacostof$415.


SpecificationsFiletypeandqualityspecifications

Material Requirements• Advertisersaretosupplycompletedartworkindigitalform.

Advertiserswillnotincuranyproductionchargesfordigitalartworksuppliedcompletetoourspecifications.Costsmayapplytoanymaterialsuppliedoutsideourspecifications.

• Allmaterialistobewiththeproductiondepartment(AspermontLimited,ProductionDepartment,613-619WellingtonStreet,PerthWA6000,Australia)bythematerialdeadline.Thematerialdeadlineissuppliedonyourbookingconfirmationsheetwhenaspacereservationismade.

Supplying digital artworkUtiliseCD,[email protected](10MBsizelimit).

Working file supplyWeacceptworkingdesignfilesinthefollowingformats:Photoshop,IllustratorandInDesigninPCformatcreatedinAdobeCS3orearlier.Nootherfileformatsaccepted.

ColoursPMScoloursmustbesuppliedoutof4-colourprocesstoavoidtheextra$300chargeperPMScolour.TheinkprofileshouldbesettoUSWebCoated(SWOP)V2.Aspermontacceptsnoresponsibilityforcolourreproductionwherecolourguidesarenotsupplied.

Providing artwork for make-up

TextTobeprovidedbytheclientin“textonly”format,eitherondiskorviaemail.

ImagesTobeprovidedasdigitalphotos(.jpg,.tiff,.raworeps)andare300dpiorbetterandareatleast100%oftherequiredsize.

LogosTobeprovidedin.epsfileformat(preferablyvector)orlarge.jpg.

ProofingAproofofyouradvertisementwillbeemailedforyourapprovalbeforepublishing.

For more information or for a copy of the advanced technical specifications please contact your advertising executive.

1/4Page-Horizontal60mm(d)x182mm(w)

1/4Page-Vertical124mm(d)x86mm(w)

1/4Page-DoubleColumn92mm(d)x119mm(w)

1/2Page-Horizontal124mm(d)x182mm(w)

1/2Page-Vertical255mm(d)x86mm(w)

1/2Page-DoubleColumn182mm(d)x119mm(w)

FullPage(FP)TrimSize:297mm(d)x210mm(w)Bleed:307mm(d)x220mm(w)

ImageArea:270mm(d)x182mm(w)SafeArea:285mm(d)x198mm(w)

DoublePage(DP)TrimSize:297mm(d)x420mm(w)Bleed:307mm(d)x430mm(w)

ImageArea:270mm(d)x384mm(w)SafeArea:285mm(d)x408mm(w)

• WepreferPDF–optimisedtopress-quality.Wecanacceptflattenedjpg/bitmapsofahighprintresolutionandquality.

• CMYKcolourmode• Images/bitmapsare300dpi• 5mmbleedforartworkthat

extendstothepagetrim• Embedallfonts• Avoidtextlessthan6pt

• Adcopymustbekept6mmfromthetrimedge

• Avoidfinestylefontsondark/heavybackgrounds

• Trimmarksincluded• Flattenalltransparencies• Inkprofile:USWebCoated

(SWOP)V2.• Inklevelsarenomore

than330%ofthetotalinkcoverage

Other sizes1/3Page–Horizontal80mm(d)x182mm(w)

1/3Page–Vertical255mm(d)x55mm(w)

1/3Page–DoubleColumn124mm(d)x119mm(w)

1/4Page–Horizontal60mm(d)x182mm(w)


1/4Page–DoubleColumn92mm(d)x119mm(w)

1/6Page–Horizontal40mm(d)x182mm(w)


Farming Ahead & Research Report sizesDouble-pagespread420mm(w)x297mm(d)

Fullpage210mm(w)x297mm(d)

Halfpage180mm(w)x130mm(d)

Thirdpage180mm(w)x90mm(d)

Disclaimer–Whileinternalproductionprocessesmayverifythatmaterialiswithinspecifications,theonusisfirmlyonthetradehousetosupplymaterialwithinspecification.Itisalsoarequirementofourspecificationsthatadvertisingmaterialbedeliveredontime,soqualitycheckingprocedurescantakeplace.Latematerialisliabletoincuradditionalproductioncosts.Aspermontreservestherighttorefuseanymaterialthatdoesnotmeettheartworkmechanicalspecificationsorstandardsofthepublication.

Publication Advertising Specifications - Print publications


Publication Advertising Specifications – Online publications

Ad Type Width x Height (in pixels)

File types:File size in

kilobytes (kb)Colour modejpg png gif

(static)gif

(animated).swf

(flash)

Banner (website) 468x60 40 RGB

Banner (newsletter) 468x120 40 RGB

Banner & Med Rect for mobile 320x50 40 RGB

Button 125x125 40 RGB

Sidebar (newsletter) 100x281 20 RGB

Medium Rectangle (website) 300x250 60 RGB

Medium Rectangle(newsletter) 300x250 60 RGB

Skyscraper 160x600 80 RGB

Leaderboard 728x90 80 RGB

Sponsorship logos (website) 125x40 20 RGB

Sponsorship logos (newsletter) 125x40 10 RGB

Sponsor logos (mobile) 88x31 20 RGB

Advertiser Material GuidelinesContactyoursaleexecutiveformoreinformation.Foradvertiserssupplyingfinishedartworkpleasefollowthefollowingguidelines

• Finishedmaterialtorequiredspecifications.

• Supplyaliveworkinglandingpageatleast5businessworkingdayspriortotheadvertisinggo-livedate.

• Advertisersareencouragedtosupplyfinishedanimatedmaterialthatdoesnotexceedmorethan15secondsandensuretheartworkanimationloopscontinuously.

• Avoiduseofrapidflickeringorstrobinganimation(morethan2timesasecond)astheymaycausephotoepilepticseizures.

Mobile Friendly CampaignsMiningNews.net andMiningNewsPremium.netnowoffersyoutheopportunitytoprovideclientsandprospectswithamobilefriendlyexperience.Linkyouradvertisementtoasingleormulti-pagemobilefriendlywebsitethatreflectsyourbrandandmarketingstrategy.Takeadvantageofoneofourcost-effectivepackagestoday.

SINGLE LANDING PAGE

Single page site including:

• Logo

• Onefeatureimage(animatedorstatic)

• Company/productdescription

• ContactdetailswithphonelinkageandGooglemap(ifrequired)

• Colourandstylingtoyourbrand

• Socialmediaintegration

• Linktoyourfullwebsite

• Uptothreedownloads

• Linkstothird-partywebpages

• QRcode/Go-code

• Googleanalyticsreporting

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services• Videointegration(YouTube)

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Packagesincludeminorupdates/contentchanges–oncepermonth.Customdesignsandotherchangescanbequotedonrequest.Optiontoautomaticallyredirectvisitorstoyourwebsiteusingmobiledevicestoyourmobilelandingpage.

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Publishing more than 20 print titles and offering more than 15 industry-specific online news services,

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Gold doldrumsCut-back risks

Indonesian relationsCloser ties scrutinisedScams and schemes

Oro governor speaks out

SovereIGn Wealth fundIs it really safe?

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EPA welcomes WtE plants to WA

Toxfree buys Wanless for $85m

Waste to energy (Wte) plants can be

introduced in Western australia in an

environmentally acceptable manner, an

international study conducted by the

Wa environmental Protection authority

and Waste authority has found.the report to the environment

Minister found a cautious approach to

Wte plants would provide another long-

term waste management option in the

state.“the ePa and Waste authority are

confident that, subject to appropriate

regulation, along with the matching of

suitable technologies to types of waste

input and appropriate plant scale,

waste to energy plants employing

best practice can be operated with

acceptable impacts to our community,”

said ePa chairman Paul Vogel and Waste

authority chairman Marcus Geisler.

Geisler said waste generation in Wa

was a growing challenge, with the Perth

and Peel regions generating more than

5.23 million tonnes in 2011/2012.

By 2019/20 they are expected to

produce more than 6.1 million tonnes.

a year ago Phoenix energy, backed

by prominent Wa businesswoman Janet

Holmes a Court, announced it would

build a $400 million, 60 megawatt

plant in Kwinana, south of Perth.

It would use about a third of Perth’s

municipal waste.Vogel said the review found overall

the overseas plants studied were

well within emissions limits at levels

acceptable to the community.the advice also recommended

proposals that addressed the full

Wte cycle, from accepting waste to

disposing of by-products.

tOXFRee solutions has bought waste

management businesses from Wanless

enviro services for $85 million.the company announced it would

undertake a $43 million capital raise to

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also be helped by a new debt facility

with aNZ Bank. toxfree will pay in cash for the

assets and business of Wanless and

smart skip in Queensland and Jones

enviro services in tasmania. It will

also buy some of Wanless enviro asset

Management’s assets.It is expected the new businesses

will deliver full-year earnings of $14.6

million.Wanless’ assets predominately

consist of bins (40% by value), and

front-lift (21%), side-lift (9%) and

hook-lift (7%) vehicles. the majority of

these assets are in Brisbane, the Gold

Coast and Launceston.toxfree’s client base is currently

weighted towards mining and energy

related clients (about 46%). Following

the acquisition of Wanless, exposure

to the commercial sector will increase

from 12% to 25%.toxfree managing mirector steve

Gostlow said: “the Wanless acquisition

is a fantastic opportunity for toxfree

to expand our services into a large and

attractive market.”

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22 After 10 years – EarthPower reborn

28 The long road to greener trucks

34 NSW opportunities for regional councils

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• Small nuclear reactors, the next generation

• Safe lifting option for historic brewery’s hop room

• Cowboy fall prevention contractor crisis

• Inside Safety Suppliers Directory

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