100% of The Yacht Report readers are involved in the superyacht industry
95% of The Yacht Report readers keep all copies for reference
81% of The Yacht Report readers read the entire magazine from cover to cover
78% of Project Management teams read The Yacht Report
86% of readers say that the editorial content of the magazine influences their purchasing decision
92% of our readers regularly refer to the advertisements in The Yacht Report
“The Yacht Report
is on the pulse of the
superyacht industry
– an artful balance
of emerging trends
and practical
relevance.”
John Venables, President,
Naiad Marine
is on the pulse of the
superyacht industry
– an artful balance
of emerging trends
and practical
relevance.”
John Venables, President,
Naiad Marine
| Minimum print run | 14,060 |
| Published 10 times a year | |
| Paid for Subscribers | 8,981 |
| Complimentary Copies | 3,101 |
| Includes marinas, shipyards, government organisations, suppliers, brokers | |
| Promotional Circulation | 2,000+ |
| Additional copies | 2,000-6,000 |
| Distributed at all the major yacht shows throughout the year and handed directly to all yachts and VIPs | |
| Digital readership | |
| In addition, of the 52,000 visitors of Synfo.com, 27% download The Yacht Report online. For a full breakdown of subscribers please contact your Account Manager |
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Blue Pages
£1,160 for the whole year
– 10 issues of The Yacht
Report, 9 issues of The
Crew Report and 12-month
web coverage equating to
just £97 per month.
£1,160 for the whole year
– 10 issues of The Yacht
Report, 9 issues of The
Crew Report and 12-month
web coverage equating to
just £97 per month.
| RoP | RM2ndH | FHFM | |
| Double Page | £4750 | £4990 | £5245 |
| Single Page | £2700 | £2845 | £2985 |
| Half Page | £1400 | £1450 | £1525 |
| Quarter Page | £800 | £850 | £875 |
| Issue | Focuses | Editorial Deadline |
Artwork Deadline |
Publication Date |
Distribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 January | The Year in View (a business overview of '08 and the most signifi cant 100 projects announced since the launch of The Yacht Report) |
24/10/08 | 27/11/08 | 05/01/09 | Boatshow Dusseldorf & Seatec |
| 101 February | The Bridge (featuring navigation, communication, manouevring and operation) |
24/11/08 | 06/01/09 | 04/02/09 | Miami Gulf Superyacht Forum |
| 102 March | The Machinery (featuring propulsion, power, waste, air and water systems) |
05/01/09 | 10/02/09 | 09/03/09 | St Barts Bucket Dubai |
| 103 April | The Finish (featuring coatings, surfaces, finishes and their application) |
07/02/09 | 09/03/09 | 08/04/09 | MYBA Antibes Extra in the Med |
| 104 May | The Deck (featuring hatches, doors, windows, passerelles, windlasses, anchors, tenders and their handling) |
06/03/09 | 08/04/09 | 05/05/09 | ASF Extra in the Med |
| 105 June | The Yard (featuring new construction, refit, surveying, classification, build materials and manufacturing techniques) |
10/04/09 | 13/05/09 | 12/06/09 | Newport Bucket Extra in the Med |
| 106 July/ August |
The Sail (featuring rigs, spars, sail cloth, performance, regattas, appendages and hull design) |
19/05/09 | 22/06/09 | 17/07/09 | Extra in the Med |
| 107 September | The Design (featuring interior design, exterior styling, interior construction, space planning and naval architecture) |
24/06/09 | 03/08/09 | 02/09/09 | MYS, Cannes Genoa Extra in the Med |
| 108 October | The Systems (featuring lighting, audio visual, computing, electronics and monitoring & control systems) |
03/08/09 | 10/09/09 | 09/10/09 | FLIBS METS GSF |
| 109 November/ December |
The Business (featuring ownership, tax, legal, insurance, finance, management, registration, charter & brokerage) |
08/09/09 | 19/10/09 | 16/11/09 | Antigua St Maarten |
Artwork Specifications
| Double page | Trim Size: Text area: |
420 x 297mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 390 x 275mm |
| Full A4 page | Trim Size: Text area: |
210 x 297mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 180 x 275mm |
| Half-page horizontal | Trim Size: Text area: |
210 x 147mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 180 x 135mm |
| Half-page vertical | Trim Size: Text area: |
103 x 297mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 87 x 275mm |
| Third-page horizontal | Trim Size: Text area: |
210 x 100mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 180 x 88mm |
| Third-page vertical | Trim Size: Text area: |
73 x 297mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 56 x 275mm |
| Quarter-page horizontal | Trim Size: Text area: |
210 x 77mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 180 x 65mm |
| Quarter-page portrait | Trim Size: Text area: |
102 x 147mm (+ 3mm to outside edges for bleed) 87 x 135mm |
| All dimensions shown above are width first, followed by depth.
We can accept advertisements on CD (or by email if less than 15MB) in the following formats: Quark Express, Adobe Illustrator EPS or Freehand EPS files. Please supply all relevant fonts, and supporting files in CMYK – we cannot guarantee accurate colour reproduction of RGB images. PDFs must be distilled through Acrobat in CMYK at high resolution (min. 300dpi), with bleed where appropriate and registration marks. PLEASE NOTE: WE CANNOT ACCEPT PDFs WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN DISTILLED. Please send a good quality colour proof to ensure accurate colour reproduction. |
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No compensation shall be payable for any error, misprint or omission which does not materially distract from an advertisement. TRP may (subject to clause 5(b) above) at the Advertisers request carry a further or corrective advertisement of a similar type and standard to the advertisement which has not been published in accordance with the Accepted Order in lieu of any monetary claim by the advertiser. f) The Advertiser may not recharge a client for advertising space at an increased rate without TRP’s written consent. g) For advertising including a sponsorship competition or special offer, the Advertiser must provide all details when placing its order. h) These conditions shall be construed under and governed by the law of England and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts. |
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