MIAMI, FL, November 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) After 4 years, and now the most successful magazine in Homeland Security, the Counter Terrorist magazine is going international. Long the source of analysis on International incidents that are important to First Responders.
"We believe that the global market is where we belong because the war on terrorism and crime is a global war," says Sol Bradman, CEO of SSI. "This is also in keeping with our second decade as the leading US Homeland Security company and we are going global: global with the magazine, the training, our products and our commitment to keep people safe."
For advertisers the new International Resources section offers a unique opportunity to enter the markets in Europe, Asia the Far East and Middle East. By being present, and being a media sponsor at events throughout the region, The Counter Terrorist gets your message out to audiences that are really looking for Homeland Security equipment. China is now the biggest Homeland Security market in the world and that spending will reach $159 billion by 2015. Infrastructure security spending in Europe will exceed US spending levels over the next three years. Russia is spending a fortune on everything Homeland Security and dwarfs North American spending on Homeland Security.
The Counter Terrorist Magazine will be distributed internationally at conferences such as the Counter Terror Expo in London, Milipol in Paris, ISDEF in Israel, Global Security Asia and many more. The Counter Terrorist magazine will be on sale throughout Europe but thousands of copies, and ezines will find their way into the hands of motivated buyers across the globe at shows where more than 5000-8000 will be distributed in 2013.
Pricing for the International Edition is: $500.00 for 150 words about your company and your company logo and web site appearing in the International Edition. For 6 entries in a year the price is only $2400.00 - unbeatable deal for launching your company in the world market.
Website: http://www.thecounterterroristmag.com
Counter Terrorist Magazine Goes International: Distribution at Major Conferences and Trade Shows Like Milipol, Counter Terror Expo, and Israel Defense Brings Advertisers to Agencies Across the Globe
After 4 years, and now the most successful magazine in Homeland Security, the Counter Terrorist magazine is going international. Long the source of analysis on International incidents that are important to First Responders.
2012-11-27
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[Press-News.org] Counter Terrorist Magazine Goes International: Distribution at Major Conferences and Trade Shows Like Milipol, Counter Terror Expo, and Israel Defense Brings Advertisers to Agencies Across the GlobeAfter 4 years, and now the most successful magazine in Homeland Security, the Counter Terrorist magazine is going international. Long the source of analysis on International incidents that are important to First Responders.