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India's Leading & Oldest Solar Media Group India’s Leading & Oldest Solar Media Group Richest & Most Diversified Media Portfolio Content Is The King, Best Content Disemination & Readership Magazine, Newsletter, Newsportal, Conferences, Training Programs , Networking Dinner, Buy-Seller Meets, Jobs, Videos, Tenders, Slideshare Etc... Redership Developed Over 9 Years Of Devoted Work & Presence In The Solar Sector. Readership Which Shows Itself In The Events Organised By EQ Which Has Audience Of Unparalleled Quality & Quantity. Less than 1% Bounce Rate on www.EQMagPro.com Very High Quality Parameter...Not Any Overnight Numbers Rs. 100 All It Takes To Download The Financial Statements Of Various Publications To Know Who Is Printing How Much 100000 + Handpicked Subscribers Over Past 9 Years... Readership Of Unparalleled Quality & Numbers Magazine Which Is Not Just A Trade Journal But Distributed To Big Consumers Of Power, High Tax Payers, Hni’s And Read By Professionals In Other Indian Economic & Business Sectors “Rome Wasn’t built in a day & What’s built in a day is not Rome.” - Tony Horton Some Things Makes Real Sense Only When They Are Matured, Aged & Old Enough. INTERNATIONAL Since 2009 India’s Leading & Oldest Solar Media Group Volume # 9 | Issue # 5 | May 2017 | Rs.5/- India’s Oldest & Leading Solar Media Group Volume # 8 | Issue # 4 | April 2016 | Rs.5/- nuevosol.co.in We once took a step unaware of its consequences! INTERNATIONAL www.EQMagPro.com Now, isn't it time we make a conscious and sustainable choice? FIRST TO DELIVER 1 GWp IN INDIA ~ 3.3 billion USD ~ 4.6 GW > 10 GW total > 1 GW > 14 GW revenue 2015 modules solar project solar plants modules delivered delivered 2015 pipeline built since 2001 CANADIAN SOLAR IS THE #1 BRAND FOR SOLAR MODULES IN INDIA. Discover how we can make a difference to your solar project at www.canadiansolar.com/in. Mount your investments on intelligent structures. Nuevosol Energy Private Limited, Hyderabad, India - 500033, [email protected] I 040-30858100 EQ Int’l Magazine is India’s Premiere Solar & Renewable Energy Magazine Since 2009 having a print run of 20,000 Copies, Readership of 80,000. EQ’s Digital presence is unparalleled with its Magazine viewed by over 100,000+ professionals in Digital Format every month (On Browser, Tablet, SmartPhone etc...). Its unrivalled daily eNewsletter and most visited website <www.EQMagPro.com> has lakhs of viewers and visitors daily. -Mr. Anand Gupta,Founder and Editor Contact Details- TEL.: +91-9826244496 MAIL ID: [email protected] Similarweb Rankings DATE - 16 September 2017 Name of Website Global Rank Country Rank EAI.in 426,975 22,848 www.EQMagPro.com 1,255,517 60,937 www.energetica-india.net 1,948,437 154,933 www.powertoday.in 2,127,789 159,432 www.constructionopportunities.in 2,906,590 95,726 www.energynext.in 2,931,145 104,949 www.bridgetoindia.com 3,089,784 258,306 www.saurenergy.com 3,113,173 148,581 www.indiainfrastructure.com 3,890,907 222,373 www.solarquarter.com 4,216,606 151,910 www.solartoday.co.in 12,685,267 716,595 www.renewablewatch.in 16,596,294 899,547 Source : DATE : 14 September 2017 ALEXA RANKS EQ & Other Solar Media Name of Website Alexa Rank in INDIA Global Alexa Rank EAI.in 16,515 176962 www.EQMagPro.com 29,888 373651 www.saurenergy.com 39,443 536226 www.bridgetoindia.com 50,342 701176 www.energetica-india.net 71,263 719197 www.powertoday.in 74,732 1061398 www.solarquarter.com 90,992 1168313 www.energynext.in 105,612 1226766 www.indiainfrastructure.com 150,794 1844314 www.solartoday.co.in 180,583 3492451 www.constructionopportunities.in 214,053 579116 www.renewablewatch.in 366205 5991622 A rough estimate of this site’s popularity in a specific country. The rank by country is calculated using a combination of average daily visitors to this site and pageviews on this site from users from that country over the past month. The site with the highest combination of visitors and pageviews is ranked #1 in that country. DATE : 8th AUGUST 2017 Why ALEXA Ranking is Not Very Reliable ? Some unreal analyses based on Alexa rankings - • EAI.in, a research firm, is ranked much higher than most media firms and even bridgetoindia.com • energetica.com ranked higher than solarquarter and indiainfrastructure.com (Renewable Watch) • powertoday.in ranked better than solarQuarter.com Now, any seasoned marketing manager of the solar industry will easily understand which of the above mentioned media firms are more prestigious and has more recognition in the Alexa ranking is no industry. Which of them offer measure of real and better content and with better valuable readership, frequency. Which of them offer not everything can be e-newsletters more frequently measured solely based - a big tool for getting website on numbers. Consider traffic - and which do not. The quality over quantity. same can be said of research firms. “Alexa & Similarweb are not the only selection area” - Mr. Anand Gupta, CEO & Editor, EQ International WEBSITE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT EQMagPro GO TO REPORT All Web Site Data Audience Overview Aug 1, 2017 - Aug 31, 2017 All Users 100.00% Sessions Overview Sessions 3,000 1,500 … Aug 8 Aug 15 Aug 22 Aug 29 Returning Visitor New Visitor Sessions Users Pageviews 48,138 26,044 162,023 42.5% Pages / Session Avg. Session Duration Bounce Rate 57.5% 3.37 00:01:59 0.91% % New Sessions 42.52% Quality Bounce Rate Country Sessions % Sessions 1. India 38,129 79.21% 2. United States 2,692 5.59% 3. Germany 626 1.30% 4. United Kingdom 548 1.14% 5. China 428 0.89% 6. Singapore 401 0.83% 7. France 274 0.57% 8. United Arab Emirates 246 0.51% 9. Australia 241 0.50% 10. Hong Kong 240 0.50% © 2017 Google WEBSITE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT EQMagPro GO TO REPORT All Web Site Data Audience Overview Jul 1, 2017 - Jul 31, 2017 All Users 100.00% Sessions Overview Sessions 4,000 2,000 … Jul 8 Jul 15 Jul 22 Jul 29 Returning Visitor New Visitor Sessions Users Pageviews 55,242 29,318 186,254 44.1% Pages / Session Avg. Session Duration Bounce Rate 55.9% 3.37 00:02:00 2.09% % New Sessions 44.05% Country Sessions % Sessions 1. India 43,745 79.19% 2. United States 2,901 5.25% 3. United Kingdom 697 1.26% 4. Germany 633 1.15% 5. China 455 0.82% 6. Singapore 419 0.76% 7. United Arab Emirates 406 0.73% 8. France 329 0.60% 9. Canada 277 0.50% 10. Australia 256 0.46% © 2017 Google 15 Times Increase in ROI for Advertisers & 15 Times Decrease in Cost/Impression Google Analytics Comparison after removing Bounce Rate 2016 to 2017 Dated : 1 July -31 July 2016 Dated : 1 July - 31 July 2017 FOR - EQMAGPRO.COM Less Bounce Less Bounce DATA Rate 67.40 % Real Traffic DATA Rate 2.09 % Real Traffic Growth / Achievement Sessions 19680 13264.32 6415.68 55242 1154.5578 54087.4422 9 Times Increase in Sessions Users 12035 8111.59 3923.41 29318 612.7462 28705.2538 8 Timens Increase in Users Page Views 37178 25057.972 12120.028 186254 3892.7086 182361.2914 15 Times Increase in Page Views Page / Session 1.89 1.27386 0.61614 3.37 0.070433 3.299567 6 Times Increase in Page/ Session Avg. Session Duration 2.43 1.63782 0.79218 2 0.0418 1.9582 2 Times Increase in Avg Session Duration Bounce Rate 67.40% 2.09% 90 % Decrease in Bounce rate % New Sessions 48.39 32.61486 15.77514 44.05 0.920645 43.129355 3 Times Increase in % New Session 100 Rupees All It Takes To Know Who Is Really Printing How Much ? How easy it is to quote the print run of any magazine by any publisher ? How difficult it is to actually do it, prove this and justify !!! very year, Indian Companies 1. EQ Magazine : Published by First 4. Renewable Watch is published Ehas to file their duly audited Source Energy India Private Limit- by India Infrastructure PvtLTd and annual financial statements, bal- ed, invested Rs.7,886,767 or USD since this company publishes ance sheets, profit/loss accounts 122500 or RMB 788,677 as per their over 6 different magazines, many etc by an independent & qualified financial statements in period April directories, research reports, Chartered Accountant (CA). These 2015 to March 2016 conference material, its not spe- financial statements are submitted/ cifically mentioned in the financial filed to the Ministry of Corporate 2. Solar Quarter : Published statements the amount invested Affairs - Government of India &lt;w- by Firstview Media Ventures / for printing Renewable Watch ww.mca.gov.in&gt; . These audited Conferences PvtLTd, invested Magazine annual financial statements are in Rs.1,215,820 or USD 19000 or RMB public domain and can be down- 121,582 in period April 2015 to 5. EnergeticaIndia : Data not avail- loaded for all the indian companies March 2016 able on <mca.gov.in> probably from &lt;www.mca.gov.in&gt; because they print and publish One of our clients downloaded 3. Energy Next : Published by from Spain. these documents for different Focal Point Media Services PvtLTd, publications such as EQ, Solar invested Rs.2,090,586 or USD 6. New Magazines like Saur Energy, Quarter, Energy Next etc...and look 32500 or RMB 209,058 in period Solar Today, Power Today, data is what they found April 2015 to March 2016 not available. My humble request to all the advertisers to check the audited financial statements of each magazine as a real proof of how much magazines are really printed by each publisher and better not to believe just a vaguely quoted figure which is not backed by any real proof.
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