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The Audience Since 2009, Aggregates Manager has refined its circulation by capturing even more data about i t s subs cr ib e r s' e quip m e nt ownership through EDA™—our data division. EDA™ provides datadriven market insights through detailed information on financed construction equipment. That information is directly matched with the Aggregates Manager BPA Publisher's statement and its subscribers. These careful steps to capture quality subscribers ensure that Aggregates Manager provides effective coverage of the market. Your advertising reaches buyers in aggregates and related markets, such as construction, hauling, engineering, and consulting. Aggregates Manager reaches 20,000 aggregates professionals in 18,000 firms. The Magazine Aggregates Manager Firm Count and Subscribers* Number of Firms (18,034) Government/ Associations (288) Engineering Consultants (1,074) Hauling Companies (1,300) Crushed Stone Sand & Gravel (4,700) Asphalt Producers (957) Concrete Producers (2,434) Industrial Minerals (843) Lime (247) Crushed Stone (1,725) Editorial Approach Sand & Gravel (3,012) Cement (920) Recycled Materials (525) Number of Recipients (20,000) Government/ Associations (393) Engineering Consultants (1,334) Hauling Companies (1,343) Crushed Stone Sand & Gravel (5,501) Asphalt Producers (1,030) Concrete Producers (2,990) Industrial Minerals (880) Lime (965) With its award-winning editorial, no magazine serves the industry as completely or as hands-on. Our editorial staff is routinely in the field, learning about the innovative solutions aggregates professionals apply to their operations. Field-tested editorial ensures readership and results for clients looking to influence decision-makers in this nearly $17 billion aggregates market. Crushed Stone (2,077) Sand & Gravel (3,268) Cement (965) Recycled Materials (624) *Source: Publisher Data Simply put, Aggregates Manager provides information and ideas for aggregate professionals that help them to make decisions that affect their companies' bottom lines and help them to grow professionally. A major strength of our editorial is in addressing what timely issues most concern aggregates professionals today. They seek solutions in the areas of production, transportation, engineering, safety, marketing, community relations, environmental issues, and business forecasting. What's more, in recent years, no other industry publication has earned more editorial awards than Aggregates Manager. From cover to cover, Aggregates Manager provides ideas for improving aggregates operations. Only Aggregates Manager covers the full range of information needs for aggregate professionals focusing on the needs of their operations. Monthly Departments Include: O perations Illustrated Carved in Stone D ata Mining Supply Lines R ollOuts Rock Law The industry's only breakdown of complex engineering processes A summary of market economic conditions A review of the most significant new products Award-winning perspective of the aggregates industry A round-up of an important industry product type Legal issues facing the industry E quipment Management Expert advice on how to keep processing equipment productive Annual Features Include: Every Issue Includes: üAward-winning features; bold, I ndustry Forecast An analysis of the year ahead in the aggregates market A ggMan of the Year The industry's top personal honor award to those with a profound impact on the industry T op RollOuts A look at the year's best products and services descriptive, colorful graphics üField-tested editorial that addresses key industry issues and trends üA source of ideas for improving business, safety, and productivity üIndustry exclusives that help aggregate professionals in their decision-making