Advertise with EuroBrussels

We have been the number one job site in Brussels since 2001.

Our strongly focused readership are highly qualified professionals, actively seeking to improve their career opportunities in European Affairs, and their life style while doing this.

Every month EuroBrussels has over 200,000 visits, and 80,000 unique visitors. More than 50,000 of them subscribe to our weekly newsletter. This resourceful, dynamic audience include decision-makers and networkers.

You can reach this interesting audience through our various offerings of strong visible website and newsletter exposure.

Are you recruiting? See our Recruitment Section.

Contents

In which ways can you advertise with EuroBrussels?

• Website Banner, Button and Skyscraper Adverts
• Education & Courses and MBAs Sections
• Law Firms and Consultancy Sections
• Newsletter Banners
• General advantages and EuroBrussels Calendar

Conferences, Seminars & Political Campaigns

• Website Banner, Button and Skyscraper Adverts
• Range of formats and channels to display your message
• What campaigning model suits you best?
• Already successfully promoted campaigns on EuroBrussels

Why is our Audience interesting?

• Hard facts about our audience
• EuroBrussels user profile
• Age and gender. Country and language. Education. Current profession.

How much exposure will you get?

• Web site traffic
• Visitors per day
• Newsletter traffic

What results have other clients had?

• Succesful ad campaigns
• Testimonials from happy clients

Advertising Terms and Conditions

EuroBrussels.com is VAT registered. No VAT is payable if you are VAT registered (unless you are based in the UK). You will need to supply a VAT number to show your company is VAT registered. If your company is based outside of the EU, no VAT is payable in any case.

Please note we reserve the right to reject advertisements we consider unsuitable.

Invoices must be paid within 28 days of the invoice date, after which we will charge 30% interest per annum. We understand and will exercise our right to interest under the 'Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998' if we are not paid according to agreed credit terms.