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Thaivisa and Inspire launch joint advertising package

When it Comes to Expats No Other Media in Thailand Comes Close

If you are serious about connecting your business with expats either on a National scale or by specific regions, like Bangkok and Pattaya, then your media partnership should be with Thai Visa and Inspire eMagazine. It really is as simple as that.

Our daily and weekly e newsletters alone have over 280,000 customer subscribers.

Please do read the bundle proposal below and then make contact so we can help you connect with more expats than you thought possible.

Unbeatable Value

On top of everything we have come together to bring you an absolutely stunning price. Best price and most expat customers makes for a very compelling and easy decision to make.

Inspire, Part of the Choice Asia Group has partnered with ThaiVisa.com to provide this exciting new marketing option to reach expats in Thailand.

The partnership will not only provide the best Expat marketing package in Thailand, but also forms the base for providing content sharing and promotion through both Thaivisa and Inspires national and Local reach says Inspires Co-Founder Dan Cheeseman.

We are very excited about this venture, says Barry Main, Managing director of ThaiVisa.com. This extends the opportunity for business in Thailand to reach out to the expat community to showcase their products and services. This partnership will increase the variety of content and reach a wider section of the expat community, says Barry Main.

Contact Us Now

Either via Thai Visa or Inspire:

Barry 085 287 7985 or sales [at] thaivisa.com (Thai Visa)

Dan 086 155 2500 or [email protected] (Inspire)

[justanotheroldhippy]

Right... so that's 9,000 baht for 6 months? Or is it 9,000 baht per month, with a 6 month contract? (In which case, why does the ad not clearly state this?). I have been misled before as regards advertising and contracts (not with ThaiVisa I might add!), and do not want to be 'misled' again. If it is 9,000 baht for 6 months, then this is a good deal indeed. Just want clarification...Cheers...

[bazmlb]

Right... so that's 9,000 baht for 6 months? Or is it 9,000 baht per month, with a 6 month contract? (In which case, why does the ad not clearly state this?). I have been misled before as regards advertising and contracts (not with ThaiVisa I might add!), and do not want to be 'misled' again. If it is 9,000 baht for 6 months, then this is a good deal indeed. Just want clarification...Cheers...

thanks for the comment, it is 9,000 baht per month, the contract is for 6 months.

[CharlieH]

54k ? Wow, nice little earner, get 20 sign ups more than 1 million in revenue, nice !

[bazmlb]

54k ? Wow, nice little earner, get 20 sign ups more than 1 million in revenue, nice !

Its relatively cheap, if you compare it to newspaper advertising, a 2 column x 6cm ad will cost about 30,000 baht to appear in two editions of the paper and will be distribution of around 5,000 copies.

A television advert can cost 200,000 baht just for the production of a 30 second run, thats before it even goes to air.

So with the reach here that Thaivisa has over around 1,000,000 viewers per month and then add on Inspires as well, you will find it hard to get better exposure, especially for the same amount.

[sirchai]

How much tax?

[bazmlb]

How much tax?

VAT is 7% in Thailand

[justanotheroldhippy]

mmmm... if we planned to spend 10% net profit on advertising (good business sense) then that 9,630 baht each month (9k + tax) would represent a monthly net profit of 96,300 baht. If profit margins were (for example) a healthy 25%, that would represent a monthly business turnover of 355,300 baht... equal to an annual turnover of over 10.5 million baht.

Locked into a 6 month contract which (if it wasn't working for your particular business) you can't get out of is most deffo not for me? ... so you are aiming for big businesses then? For me... contract too long.... too expensive... for me that is! ... and it is not just about pure exposure per se... it is about exposure to your particular market.... Good luck with it though, TV certainly can't lose Cheers

[bazmlb]

mmmm... if we planned to spend 10% net profit on advertising (good business sense) then that 9,630 baht each month (9k + tax) would represent a monthly net profit of 96,300 baht. If profit margins were (for example) a healthy 25%, that would represent a monthly business turnover of 355,300 baht... equal to an annual turnover of over 10.5 million baht.

Locked into a 6 month contract which (if it wasn't working for your particular business) you can't get out of is most deffo not for me? ... so you are aiming for big businesses then? For me... contract too long.... too expensive... for me that is! ... and it is not just about pure exposure per se... it is about exposure to your particular market.... Good luck with it though, TV certainly can't lose Cheers

This option will suit business that has events, promotions, functions etc, we also have other advertising options for as low as 2,000 baht per month plus VAT. to find out more contact sales at thaivisa.com