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TORRANCE, Calif. — LCT will debut a new advertising section, appropriately named “Affiliate Central,” beginning with the March/April 2010 issue.
Ads will be seen by thousands of chauffeured vehicle, limousine, charter and tour operators around the world.
As its name implies, Affiliate Central is a bustling, targeted advertising section that makes it easy for operators to advertise their services and credentials to other operators who may need affiliate support in their areas. Affiliate Central also will provide instant access to operators who are available to accept affiliate work for your customers.
With the following eight bonus distributions remaining in 2010, operators will receive even more exposure:
Bonus Digital Versions of LCT will be distributed to:
Association for Wedding Professionals International (Mar/Apr)
International Special Events Society (Mar/Apr)
Meeting Planners International (June/July)
Association of Corporate Travel Executives (Aug)
National Business Aviation Association (Oct)
National Concierge Association (Nov/Dec)
Bonus Hard Copies of LCT will be distributed at:
National Business Trade Association Show (Aug)
BusCon (Sept)
Don’t miss this value-packed opportunity to expand your reach, increase farm-in work, and generate viable leads. Personalize the message you want to convey using full page, half page or quarter page ad configurations at nearly 50% off standard LCT ad rates!
Companies can place an ad in LCT’s Affiliate Central section by contacting LCT’s sales coordinator, Nanette Babich, at (310) 533-2580 or [email protected]
Source: Nanette Babich, LCT Magazine
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