MarineBio Sponsorships
Why sponsor MarineBio?
Many companies are "going green" these days. Raise the profile of your commitment to the environment by sponsoring MarineBio and make blue the new green. If the oceans aren't protected, going green will be a moot point. People are increasingly aware that the planet is in trouble, but tend to forget that 71% of the planet is ocean. MarineBio is educating people about the problems facing the ocean and about the wonderful creatures threatened in turn. Your sponsorship will not only help us reach more people, it will enhance your reputation by demonstrating your commitment to sustainability. We can acknowledge your support on our sponsors page, which can include a link to your corporate responsibility page. MarineBio's millions of visitors will learn more about what your company is doing toward a sustainable future, which will help you generate brand loyalty. It's win/win!
Sponsor MarineBio and:
- Gain exposure to a global audience. MarineBio's consumer and professional network consists of: marine biologists and other scientists, naturalists, underwater photographers, fishermen, travel representatives, divers and dive operators, educators, high school and college students, kids, and parents. We have a worldwide constituency of all ages from all walks of life.
- Each month, the MarineBio Network which includes MarineBio.org, the MarineBio Blog, the Plankton Forums, and the Marine Life Directory, receives a monthly average of 300,000-850,000 visitors. The network is also linked to by at least 65,000 other web pages and serves more than two million pages monthly on average.
- You benefit four ways:
- You support important work that is helping to raise awareness of the importance of marine life, the environment, and the many threats they both face.
- You increase your online visibility through a marine science education, research, and conservation website with a diverse audience.
- You demonstrate your commitment to the protection of the ocean and marine life — corporate environmental responsibility impresses your market and helps generate brand loyalty.
- Your sponsorship is tax deductible and 100% of your sponsorship fees are used for MarineBio projects to help spread awareness of global warming and the many other serious issues concerning marine conservation.
MarineBio is also communicating the urgent need for a sea ethic across the globe. Your support will help us get this message out more effectively. Unless people are aware that the ocean and marine life need urgent protection, they won’t take action. We need to stop global warming, overfishing, ocean dumping, habitat destruction, biodiversity loss, coastal degradation, and the myriad of other problems facing the ocean as soon as possible.
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Send an email to Joni@MarineBio.org or call her at +1 770-262-7653 for more information.
If you are interested in green advertising on the MarineBio network, please contact our media partner, Natural Path Media http://www.naturalpathmedia.com/contact and let them know we sent you. We also invite you to visit our advertising policy page.
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