Advertising

Thinking about advertising on Marine Science Today? That’s a great idea! Here’s why:

Advertising on Marine Science Today is an extremely efficient way to direct your message to exactly the audience you are trying to reach. You don’t have to worry that you spent thousands on a one-time, full-page ad in a print magazine that only has a fraction of its readership interested in your work or organization.

Marine Science Today is an independent website devoted to news about marine biology, physical oceanography, and the technology, policy and people involved in modern marine science. The more than 35,000 unique monthly visitors to MST are, by self-selection, interested in the environment, conservation, and the marine world. You don’t have to worry that your readers are coming to see anything BUT marine science. If that’s your market space, this is the place you should be advertising.

• MST is serving pages at a rate of more than 2 million per year and that number will likely triple in the next year.
• MST is growing fantastically – more than 30% per month over the last quarter.
• MST readers are international- located in 142 countries, most are in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and India.

Below you will find sample ad rates and sizes. We are flexible, though, so if you don’t see a format or position listed here, just drop us a line and tell us what you’d like to do. We’ll make it happen. For more information, please see our Advertising Rate Card (you can also download a PDF) or contact our Advertising Sales Representative, Christine Hale at christinehale@marinesciencetoday.com.

BILLBOARDS

$200/month

$125/month

LEADERBOARDS

590 px x 90 px for $125/month

468 px x 60 px for $75-$125/month

RECTANGLES

Any size, up to 300 px x 600 px for $50-$125/month

For additional sizes and more information, please see our Advertising Rate Card by clicking this link or by downloading a PDF. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our Ad Sales Rep, Christine Hale at christinehale@marinesciencetoday.com.