Advertise in Safety at Sea International Magazine

Shipowners, safety officers and seafarers need an information source they can rely on and for 40 years Safety at Sea International has given them the facts they need, whether it be the latest in lifeboat designs, the fine print of ECDIS mandation or the latest security update on the Gulf of Aden.

But Safety at Sea International offers more than just up-to-date information and incisive writing on casualty incidents, regulation and product innovation.

Safety at Sea International is a critical tool through which subscribers increase safety throughout their fleets. Our accident reports, operational articles and examples of best practice can help to improve safety on board, whether 'on board' means a tanker, bulker, passenger or container ship, supply vessel or offshore installation.

Our monthly features boast the best writing and analysis on safety in the industry and cover topics for all major vessel types, as well as for offshore installations. We examine how to cope with major hazards such as fire and gas, but also look at how to get the best out of bridge operations and how the latest innovations in life-saving appliances can improve survival chances, should the unthinkable happen.

Subscribers are kept up-to-date with key topics including:

• Legislation 
• Safety standards 
• Maritime safety and security 
• Technical and market developments 
• Ongoing research projects 
• Conference and exhibition reports 
• The latest equipment and services

Core areas of editorial coverage are:

• Navigation 
• Communications 
• Lifesaving and rescue 
• Firefighting and prevention 
• Training and education 
• The human element of safety

With a clearly differentiated editorial proposition and substantial global audience, Safety at Sea International offers a unique marketing and advertising environment for the promotion of global maritime safety.

No other medium offers a more targeted environment for those organzations seeking to provide safety services or products to the global maritime community. Safety at Sea International offers a wide range of conventional and innovative methods of communicating your message to help you fulfil your marketing ambitions and reach our superior global subscription base.

Display Advertising

With twelve issues a year, display advertising offers a core marketing opportunity and great exposure. Your advertising will be seen around the world, by key decision makers looking for critical information to support the safety and security of their vessels, crew and cargoes.

Premium Positions

For display advertising with increased standout, cover positions provide real impact. Availability of cover positions is very limited and advance booking (at least three months in advance) is advisable. It is also possible to request premium positions, within specified editorial sections and features.

Classified 'Lifeline'

Safety at Sea International's Lifeline classified advertising section offers excellent value. It is ideally structured for anyone seeking specialist safety products and services and is a great environment to promote your sales.

Inserts

We offer a wide range of opportunities for inserts, from basic flyers to corporate brochures and supplements. High-impact creative opportunities, including belly bands and tip-ons are also available. We offer a full design & printing service if required.

Website  

Safety at Sea International website extends the range of our editorial content and offers immediate support on safety matters. With daily safety related news updates, rich editorial features, a six year archive of issues and the most extensive list of maritime safety links available on the web, it attracts over 5,000 unique visitors a month.

Daily and weekly email news services

These carry exclusive banner advertising opportunities to reach 4,000 paid subscribers and registered recipients, all of whom have specifically requested this service, ensuring your marketing will reach a highly engaged audience.

Tailored marketing solutions

We can custom build print and digital advertising campaigns, integrating creative deliveries and premium positions that offer optimum visibility. Safety at Sea International can also offer bespoke supplements, primary research (from sentiment surveys to complex research projects, focused on specific targets across the IHS Fairplay extensive databases), media training and an extensive range of data analysis and maritime consultancy services. We also offer a reprint service, through which we can provide printed or PDF copies of any article offering high quality material for training or other use on shore or at sea.

Why not sponsor a safety guide? Existing content, otherwise available only to subscribers, can be made available on a sponsored basis, offering the chance to be associated with high quality material on a topic closely related to your organization from ECDIS to Life Saving Appliances e.g. 'This Safety Guide is provided, free of charge, courtesy of (your company name)' a great branding opportunity!

Contact sales for more details of these and other tailored opportunities, including design, print and content translation.

International Reach

Built around the only publication of its type, the Safety at Sea International audience is quite simply unique and cannot be accessed through any other means. With a fully paid-for subscription base totaling nearly 6,000, over 5,000 unique visitors every month to Safety at Sea International website and more than 4,000 recipients of the daily and weekly email alerts, you can be sure to reach a substantial and highly targeted audience.

Through Safety at Sea International, you can be sure that your advertisement will be seen by the most influential buyers and specifiers of marine safety products & services helping you get the results you need.

Targeted Content

Content is designed for those concerned with ensuring the safety of vessels, crews and cargoes at sea, with key audience segments being:

• Shipowners, operators and fleet managers 
• Superintendents, safety officers and training officers 
• Captains, senior officers and designated persons ashore 
• Technical department personnel 
• Maritime legislators and authorities