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Owned media, not rented

A 22 site ecosystem Embassy Global owns outright.

Components Source Network is Embassy Global's wholly owned B2B publishing and supplier discovery ecosystem: 11 specialized global technical e-news publications and 11 corresponding, 100% peer nominated Finder e-marketplace platforms. It was built organically from one follower to more than 35,000 industry professionals and growing.

How it fits

It extends independent earned media. It does not replace it.

Client work still goes to independent editors and publications worldwide, through the firm's technical PR and media relations practice. Components Source Network adds syndication, search longevity, commercial matchmaking and targeted reach on top of that earned coverage, rather than standing in for it.

The firm's own summary of the formula: earned media, plus owned media, plus editorial syndication, plus technical content, plus SEO, applied to an organically developed audience of more than 35,000 industry professionals, in service of demand generation, qualified leads, commercial matchmaking and opportunity development.

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The publications

Eleven specialized technical e-news titles.

Each title corresponds to a 100% peer nominated Finder e-marketplace platform in the same vertical, so editorial coverage and supplier discovery sit inside one ecosystem rather than two unrelated properties.

  • Aerospace Technology Monthly
  • AI + Quantum Tech Monthly
  • Electronics Industry Monthly
  • EV + Battery Tech Monthly
  • Industrial Automation Monthly
  • Industrial Sustainability Monthly
  • Photonics Industry Monthly
  • Process Control Industry Monthly
  • Robotics Industry Monthly
  • Semiconductor Industry Monthly
  • Sensors + Testing Monthly

What it offers clients

Eleven distinct advantages of owning the publication rather than only pitching it.

Editorial syndication

Technical PR content placed with independent editors is syndicated onward across the network, extending its useful life well past the original placement date.

Technical and application visibility

Content reaches engineers, technical buyers, OEMs, distributors, integrators and specifiers who already read a network title for its own subject matter.

SEO and backlinks

Syndicated placements support organic search visibility, referral traffic and relevant backlinks that a single earned placement cannot generate on its own.

Longer campaign life

A product announcement or article keeps working after it runs, rather than existing as a single communication with a fixed expiration date.

Thought leadership

Executive and engineering perspective placed with a technically literate, self-selected readership rather than a general business audience.

Sponsored content and syndication

Dedicated sponsored content and syndication opportunities across the eleven e-news titles, run alongside independent editorial coverage rather than in place of it.

Targeted advertising

Advertising placed specifically within the vertical a client actually sells into, rather than a general industrial or B2B run of network.

Demand generation

Content and placements built to generate qualified interest from a technically literate readership, not impressions for their own sake.

Qualified lead development

The Finder marketplaces are 100% peer nominated, which keeps supplier discovery closer to a recommendation than a directory listing.

Commercial introductions

The network's organically developed audience of more than 35,000 industry professionals has produced direct introductions between clients and prospective customers or partners.

Cross market exposure

Eleven distinct technical verticals under one wholly owned ecosystem give a client's content a path into adjacent markets it might not otherwise reach.

Get in touch

Ask how Components Source Network fits a program built for your market.

Whether that means syndication for coverage already in progress, sponsored content in a specific vertical, or a Finder listing, the conversation starts with your technology, not a rate card.