Looking to reach water and wastewater professionals in South Carolina?
The Journal has a controlled circulation of 3,500 with a pass-along readership of over 10,500*
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$1,000 Scholarship
FOR FUTURE WATER AND WASTEWATER OPERATORS
A Message from Craig Kelman & Associates, publishers of AWWA/WEA South Carolina Journal:
As the publisher of The Journal magazine, we at Craig Kelman & Associates have a deep appreciation for our readers and members of WEASC & SC AWWA whose task it is to ensure that water taken from and put back into the earth is clean and safe for the people, animals and plants whose very existence depends upon it.
To demonstrate our admiration and respect for the association, its members and the water industry as a whole, we have established a yearly educational scholarship of $1,000 to be funded through a percentage of advertising sales generated in The Journal.
On behalf of the publishing professionals who form part of our team, as well as our advertisers who use the pages of The Journal to convey their important messages, we look forward to helping a worthy individual further their education in the water industry.
Reach Our Members
This highly qualified audience is made up of key decision makers with buying authority and influence – the CORE of your market. All copies of each issue are individually addressed to qualified decision makers whose positions include:
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EXTRA ONLINE EXPOSURE!
Ads placed in The Journal will APPEAR ONLINE AT NO EXTRA COST!
Interactive Edition Available Online
With print and electronic communication operating hand-in-hand, you can take advantage of the fact that The Journal is also available online in a highly interactive format.
Flip-through pages, the sounds of turning pages, and even shading along the spine all enhance your reading experience. This is the world’s first full html5 solution on the market giving you the same interactive experience as the flash version. In addition to the book layout, you can also select a presentation view that presents single pages rather than the traditional double page layout.
