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| ADVERTISING IN NAI PUBLICATIONS |
| NAI'S UNIQUE AUDIENCE By advertising in NAI’s publications, you can reach a unique audience. NAI’s 5,000 members work in 32 countries at parks, public forests, historic sites, museums, nature centers, zoos, aquariums, and anywhere that informal heritage education programs are offered to the public—always very special “places people visit.” Most of these sites have affiliated book stores or gift shops and would be very interested in what interpretive items you have to offer. NAI offers advertising opportunities in Legacy magazine, The Interpreter magazine, The Interpreter's Green Pages and Resource Catalog, program guides for NAI National Workshops, and on NAI's Web site, InterpNet. To learn more, e-mail Deb Tewell or call 888-900-8283. Click here to download a pdf with more information and a contract. |
| ONLINE ADVERTISING Learn about advertising on NAI's blogs, websites, and newsletter. |
 TESTIMONIALI have been a commercial member of NAI for about seven years and have been exhibiting at the November workshops for the same period of time. In these past seven years NAI has become an absolutely essential part of my business. It took a number of years of exhibiting (and advertising in Legacy) for people to get to know me and my work. But, now that people have seen my ad over the years and gotten a chance to see my work at the annual workshop, I am currently getting about 85% of my new business through NAI contacts. I run a very small interactive multimedia company and I have to target my advertising dollars very carefully. So, choosing NAI as my main advertising focus is an easy decision. Because of the high level of workshop attendees visiting my NAI workshop booth, I get an excellent opportunity to interact with the real decision makers as well as a large number of really memorable people. Since NAI is truly a national organization, I have also been fortunate to get projects in all parts of the country from Louisiana to Minnesota and Hawai'i. I cannot overstate the importance of NAI on my business; we are an inseparable team and my business is thriving in large part because of this long and happy relationship. Tom Neuman WildWare |
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