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APO classifieds are an effective, low cost opportunity to reach your target audience. Over 40,000 readers visit the site each month and more than 11,000 subscribers receive the APO Weekly Briefing email newsletter.

Find out more about our readership and the benefits of advertising on APO.

How to advertise

  1. log in or register
  2. Once logged in click on the create an advertisement link that will appear under each of the items listed below.
  3. Add your listing details. (You can create more than one listing and pay all at once).
  4. Proceed through the checkout to finalise your payment and post the event to the site. If you are not paying by credit card your event will be posted on receipt of payment. Please contact APO ( admin@apo.org.au ) if this will cause any problems.

Products

  • Jobs: $75
    Listing for up to one month.
    > > CREATE A JOB LISTING
  • Events: $75
    Listed until event concludes.
    > > CREATE AN EVENT LISTING
  • Submissions: $75
    Eg.Call for papers, abstracts, inquiries, reviews, nominations, applications, awards etc.
    Listed until closing date expires.
    > > CREATE A SUBMISSION LISTING
  • Courses: $75
    Short courses, undergraduate and postgraduate courses, TAFE etc.
    Listed for 3 months.
    > > CREATE A COURSE LISTING
  • Books: $75
    Listed for one year.
    > > CREATE A BOOK LISTING
  • APO Weekly Briefing Email - Banner Advertising: $250
    CREATE AN EMAIL BANNER LISTING
    > > Place a banner advertisement in the APO weekly briefing.
  • Notices: Free
    CREATE A NOTICE
    > > General announcements of interest or relevance to the APO readership. No commercial material or advertising accepted.
  • Advertising and Sponsorship Opportunities:
    Please contact APO by email or call (03) 9214 8792 if you would like to discuss other options for advertising, promotions or sponsorship.

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