Circulation
Where is World Pumps magazine circulated?
More and more pump users across the globe, are discovering
World Pumps.
Every day we receive requests from professionals across the
whole spectrum of the industry - from project engineers to
senior management - asking for our regular updates on developments
in pumps, in one or more of the formats on offer.
The demand for authoritative coverage of what's hot in pumps
is greater than ever, and our circulation is growing to meet
the demand. Since its very first issue in January 1959, the
circulation of World Pumps has increased
year on year and is set to reach more than 20,000* recipients.
And now that we can deliver in electronic and digital formats
too, this means we can reach even more industry professionals
worldwide.
And while the quantity of World Pumps
circulation continues to grow, the quality of our subscribers
remains as high as ever, reaching more of those purchasing
end users that you most need to influence.
Targeted global circulation
World Pumps is mailed only to those
individuals who have requested the magazine and who meet our
circulation criteria. We can then ensure that these people
are responsible for specifying the purchase of pumps, equipment
and services within the industry sectors that you target.
Circulated to over 180 countries, World Pumps has a truly international audience.
Global circulation:
Industry sector:
*Publisher forecast 2008
Independently audited by BPA Worldwide
 World Pumps circulation is independently audited
by the BPA worldwide. This means that all our data is checked
by a third party every year to make sure that it is relevant
to the industry.
BPA worldwide was established in 1931 and is the preferred
global provider of audited data for the marketing and media
industry. For international publications, BPA auditing is
the most appropriate, credible and informative. It confirms
that all our data is independently verified and proves the
quality of our circulation.
To view our latest BPA statement (December 2007) please
click here.
* publisher's predicted figures for 2008
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