Coming in October

We continue our great second half plans for 2019 at Fluid Power Worldmagazine and digital media network.  Of course, our print magazine has some very interesting and informative content planned for the year.  In our October issue, we will feature Forestry Equipment.  This market has remained a vital user group for all types of hydraulic components. 

On the industrial side, Plant Maintenance 101best practices to aid designers and maintenance people alike on the ways to keep hydraulic and pneumatic systems running efficiently.  Our October issue will feature Pneumatics in Vacuum Applications.  Whether your company is involved in medical, manufacturing, or any type of automation, this article will be helpful.  And we will review Accumulators and Hydraulic Fluids.

Turning to the digital side of our business, we offer six websites and e-newsletters including Fluid Power World, Design World, Mobile Hydraulic Tips, Pneumatic Tips, Hose Assembly Tips, and Sealing & Contamination Control Tips.  This wide network allows our qualified technical audience of fluid power buyers and specifiers to enter our network from their point of interest.

Also, I would love to tell you more about our AI for Marketing program that has just launched. You can find customers by their affinity for product information, their search preferences, or simply by giving us a list to target with your sales message.  Let’s set up a Zoom Meeting to review the benefits of this new offering.

Please contact me to put together a great custom media campaign using all that we have to offer. Together, let’s plan for a great second half of 2019!

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