The original magazine for the global lifting industry

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1 Liebherr rough terrains return Tower cranes go for gold Towers for volumetric modules November 2016 Latest all terrains South Asia job map A record project for Sarens Australia market report October 2016 Böckers come to Britain Alternative lifting Automatic hooks September 2016 TODA Tadano s HTLJ in Europe Training in a virtual world h 0t e! 50 issu 001crt1016cover.indd 1 001crt1116cover.indd 1 26/09/ :16 001crt0916cover.indd 1 31/08/ :39 25/10/ :49 The original magazine for the Media INFOrMATION 2017

2 Cranes Today is the original magazine of the. Launched in 1973, 20 years before any similar title, it celebrated its 500th issue in The magazine s age means that it has grown with the crane industry: as crane manufacture has consolidated and become global, and crane owners have gone further to find work, so has Cranes Today. The magazine s editorial team regularly meet with crane owners and manufacturers around the world, allowing them to offer unrivalled insight into the global industry. Based on our close relationships with trade associations and other organisations, such as ESTA, the SC&RA, CICA, CANZ, the CPA, LEEA, and the NCCCO, Cranes Today advocates for safe lifting, based on efficient and effective regulations and standards. The leading resource for crane news and intelligence Our global coverage is matched by our circulation. By promoting their company in Cranes Today, advertisers can be sure of unrivalled reach among the industry s purchasers and specifiers.

3 Engaging content Quality content is at the heart of Cranes Today. Our expert editorial team interview industry leaders, senior designers and engineers, regulators and standards developers across the lifting sector. January China Tower cranes ConExpo show guide February Special transport Barge cranes ConExpo preview March Rigging Lift planning Controls and sensors April Compact cranes Rope ConExpo show highlights May Knucklebooms Tyres The Americas Vertikal Days preview CTT preview June Cameras Special transport Secondhand sales July Operator lifts Tower cranes Ground preparation August All terrains Heavy lift Western Europe CICA preview SC&RA preview September Power transmission Crawler cranes Russia and Central AsiaO October Rough terrains MENA Training and certification November USA Boom trucks Work at height December Australia Self erectors Crane transport Fleet file Fleet data Telemetry Asset management

4 Who reads Cranes Today? Cranes Today s readership includes the full spectrum of the crane industry. Component and accessory suppliers Crane builders Crane dealers and auction houses Crane owners and rental companies And, crane users and project owners Geographical Distribution North America 34% Europe 42% Component and accessory manufacturers can be sure they are reaching the engineers who design cranes and production managers who select parts in increasingly competitive lean supply chains. Crane manufacturers know that their advertising is seen by crane dealers and rental companies. The crane owners, in turn, can see that they are reaching end users. The Americas 35% RoW 5% Asia 4% South East Asia 9% Finally, when it s time for resale, secondhand sellers, dealers, and auction houses know they can show their stock to potential buyers around the world.

5 The original magazine for the A bridge in Cadiz August years of Verschoor CICA preview Latest all terrains Bauma innovation awards September 2016 TODA Middle East region report Tadano s HTLJ in Europe February 2016 Training in a virtual world US utilities sector 001crt0416cover.indd 1 001crt0116cover.indd 1 21/03/ :05 001crt0816cover.indd 1 16/08/ :51 21/01/ :04 CRANES ISSUE 493 Print readers: 11,871 Tower cranes FEBRUARY 2016 Print readers: 16,068 The UK after Brexit More new cranes at Bauma Böckers come to Britain 001crt0916cover.indd 1 April 2016 h 0t e! 50 issu When you book advertising, ask: Does a PDF really get read as well and as widely as a print magazine? Is a circulation that is more than 20% digital-only the right way to spend my budget? January 2016 Cycle-based classification Remote controls on loaders ISSUE 492 At Cranes Today, 97% of our controlled circulation receive the magazine in print (16,068 out of 16,488). At a rival magazine, almost a quarter of comparably counted readers (3,482 out of 15,353) only receive digital versions of the issue. North America region report A new home for Lyon CRANES There are other lifting magazines that claim headline readership rates that approach Cranes Today s. But, as an experienced marketeer, you know to look closely at those figures. When you re paying for a print display ad, you re paying for your message to be seen repeatedly, as the named recipient returns to an article, and as they pass it on to colleagues. JANUARY 2016 Are you paying for print and getting web? Offshore wind turbines Blade transport in Carpathia 31/08/ :39 Total readership: 16,488 Total readership: 15, crt0216cover.indd 1 97% 16/02/ :07 of our controlled circulation receive their copy in print

6 Quality content combined with a first-class approach to circulation will ensure that advertisers are able to reach and impress the business leaders they need to influence. Contacts Advertising package An effective campaign that combines the best of print and digital marketing options Highly targeted and audited circulation Supplier listing. A strictly limited number of strategically placed advertising positions have been made available and the costs are detailed here. Online options Optimised 600-word solutions and services showcase Exclusive lead banner position Special white paper service. GBP Rates Colour Double-page spread (DPS) 9,325 Single page 5,225 Half page 3,275 Quarter page 1,925 Special positions (extra) Cover 775 Inserts Online Price on application Home banner 3,075 Spot 1,925 Skyscraper 3,075 Will North, editor Will.North@uk.timetric.com +44 (0) Sotiris Kanaris Sotiris.Kanaris@uk.timetric.com +44 (0) Martin McCarthy, group sales manager Martin.McCarthy@uk.timetric.com +44 (0) Elena Lewis, sales executive Elena.Lewis@uk.timetric.com +44 (0) Nathan Bell, sales executive Nathan.Bell@uk.timetric.com +44 (0) cranestodaymagazine.com