IIt’s time to make sure your company’s Space Source Directory listing is up-to-date, before the October 28 deadline for the once-a-year print version that will appear in Position magazine.
The Space Source Directory lists details of hundreds of geospatial, surveying and related companies and consultants from across the country and around the world, and is used daily by individuals, businesses and government agencies seeking suppliers. of goods and services.
To ensure you get the best possible results, please ensure that your company name and information, contact details, address and website URL etc. are all up to date.
If you don’t have a free ad yet in the Directory, create one today by going to: https://directory.spatialsource.com.au/advertise.php.
If you already have an ad and need to update it, or if you haven’t checked it for a while, please log in via: https://directory.spatialsource.com.au/sponsors/login.php.
Remember that it is your responsibility to keep your directory details up to date; Spatial Source is unable to do this for you.
What if I can’t log in? Sometimes the person in your company who created your listing will have moved and their login administrator email address will no longer be valid. This will prevent you from logging in. If so, please email us at [email protected] and we will help.
To this end, when creating or updating your listing, please ensure that the login administrator email address you enter will always remain up to date – we suggest using something generic, such as [email protected] or [email protected] com.au.
(Please note that your listing’s public contact email address and login administrator email address are two different things. Please choose a secure email address for your login administrator.)
Premium Ads. If you really want your ad to stand out in the print version of the Yearbook in the December/January issue of Position magazine, we have options for premium listings – please contact Anna Muldrock at [email protected] for more information.
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