TUSCALOOSA, ALA. (April 2008) –For the second year in a row, four Randall-Reilly magazines were featured in “Special Report: Top Trades” for ranking among the Top 100 trade magazines in publishing. The article appeared in the March 10, 2008, edition of BtoB magazine, a monthly publication covering all disciplines of business-to-business marketing.
Truckers News (51st), Overdrive (53rd), Commercial Carrier Journal (62nd) and Equipment World (80th) made the list based on their 2007 advertising revenues as calculated by IMS: The Auditor, North America’s largest magazine ad-tracking service. Less than 5 percent of all trade magazines in the nation make the list and only one publication competitive to the Randall-Reilly magazines was included.
“It’s gratifying to have this independent verification of the success of our key properties in the highly competitive trucking and construction markets,” says Mike Reilly, Randall-Reilly president and CEO. “Our presence on this list for a second year in a row is proof that our customers recognize and support the award-winning editorial and high-quality circulation our publications provide.”
About Randall-Reilly Publishing
Founded in 1934, Randall-Reilly Publishing ( www.rrpub.com) is the premier U.S. media and information company focused on the trucking, construction and industrial markets. The company’s trucking division serves the fleet, owner-operator, recruitment, truck stop, pre-owned truck and trailer, dealer and heavy-duty aftermarket segments. Randall-Reilly’s construction division covers the highway and heavy construction, landscaping and used equipment markets. The company also publishes a magazine focused on the woodworking industry.
Randall-Reilly’s Equipment Data Associates business is an industry-leading collector and aggregator of equipment purchase and financing data, which it offers to its customers in industrial equipment end markets for sales lead generation and market intelligence.
Randall-Reilly has offices in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Atlanta, Chicago, Charlotte, N. C., and New Berlin, Wis.
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