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Linux Journal offers unique and results-driven webinar packages that reach highly influential, educated, tech buying viewers.

Advertisers can select the program that best meets their campaign objectives. Programs include comprehensive marketing exposure such as:

  • Pre-event lead guarantee
  • Post-event lead guarantee
  • Announcement of webinar in an upcoming issue of Linux Journal Digital Edition
  • Highlighted editorial write up of event in prominent LJ newsletters
  • Featured as an Upcoming Event on all LinuxJournal.com pages
  • Banner ad impressions promoting the event
  • Social media campaign by Linux Journal on Twitter, Identi.ca and Facebook
  • E-mail blasts to opted-in, in-house lists
  • Custom follow-up survey to all registrants
  • Recorded webinar video prominently added to LinuxJournal.com, behind a registration wall
  • Comprehensive marketing of recorded webinar video in newsletters, on web site and through social media channels
  • mp4 recorded copy of webinar for vendor's use

Contact your sales rep today for pricing, timelines and booking information. +1-713-344-1956 ext. 2.

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