Spread the word about your business with CustomsClear!
Are European customs practitioners across the supply chain, including importers, exporters, manufacturers, logistics providers, customs brokers, consultants, and compliance specialists, your potential customers?
If so, you can increase your visibility by advertising your company in our Customs Compliance & Risk Management (CCRM) journal and "Muitų teisė praktikams" journal, as well on the CustomsClear platform.
Who will see your advertisement?
The Customs Compliance & Risk Management (CCRM) journal is a bi-monthly digital publication and "Muitų teisė praktikams" journal is a monthly digital publication, with 16,000+ audience:
- Users of CustomsClear platform
- Social media followers - each journal issue is also published and shared on our LinkedIn page
Special 6+1 offer
CustomsClear is offering companies the opportunity to reach a global audience of customs and trade professionals, with a special offer available now!
Take advantage of our 6+1 package:
Place your banner in 6 CCRM issues, along with an advertisement on our website and in the Lithuanian journal, and receive a 7th placement as a complimentary gift.
Investment: €2,280
Bonus included: complimentary 7th placement valued at €380
Secure your advertising package now
If you would like to increase visibility among a highly engaged professional audience, we will be happy to support you and help choose the best option.
For any questions, feel free to contact us at info@customsclear.net
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