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I rONE •RTER ALONE

ERTISING TO MORE

OU CAN REACH USING

MAGAZINES COMBINED ntire world ... and, more than any other two marine magazines combined. t one cost, MARITIME REPORTER alone delivers more buyers than you can =ach using any other two marine magazines at two costs. ere is complete and unmatched coverage of your entire marine buying larket... for maximum marine sales in '85 and '86.

OS FROM ADS id better sales leads than any d three times more than the represents inquiries produced

E REPORTER in one year or less.

Diesel Engines 1,352 1,337 1,168 ition & Communications 773 663 623

Oily Water

Separators 936 751 459

THE ADVERTISING LEADER in 1984, and for years, more media buyers placed more pages of adver- tising, for a larger number of advertisers, in MR than in No. 2 ME/Log.

Display ad pages

COMPARE 1984 ADVERTISING

Total ad pages

MR MR 1,450 1,556

ME/Log 953

ME/Log 999

Note — shows only magazine advertising 13 ME/Log issues — 24 MR issues ... no catalogs, buyers guides, etc.

Ad pages reported in 7" x 10" units for comparlsion.

MR clearly leads by a wide margin in advertiser acceptance.

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