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How does the provider compass work?
Almost 10,000 companies present themselves in the Supplier Compass at Computer&AUTOMATION. How does a premium entry in the Supplier Compass benefit companies and how does it work? Our video provides the answer.
With a premium entry in the Computer&AUTOMATION supplier compass, companies and their products can be found more easily by potential customers. You have the option of creating a company profile, including images and videos, right through to the presentation of current company events and trade fair appearances - see example entry. Some advantages as a premium provider:
- the premium entry contains a reference box with editorial articles about the company
- the company logo is displayed next to each editorial article as soon as it contains the company name or a keyword booked by the company. The company receives 36,000 logo impressions. The logo also enables context-related advertising.
- One keyword is free of charge for the company as part of the premium entry. Additional keywords that represent the company's product portfolio can be booked in addition
- The Computer&AUTOMATION newsletter contains a reference to the Premium entry.
- In the product search in the supplier compass, premium suppliers are represented in one of the top positions with their company logo.
Would you like to know more details about the provider compass? Our media consulting team will be happy to help you.
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