Online

Over the past 10 years, the internet has unquestionably become the number one source of information for business worldwide. A recent study of C-Suite executives' internet habits illustrates that top level executives today exclusively use the internet over print media, personal recommendations and trade shows when seeking new business partnerships and opportunities.

• 81% access the internet daily for business intelligence.
• 53% of C-Suite Executives gather information for decision making themselves; rather than delegating the task.
• 38% conduct more than 20 searches a day.

When searching for information, 78% of executives will use a search engine. Google is the most popular search engine in North America, Europe and Asia. A company's listing on Google is therefore a vital commercial tool.

The dedicated website of a given country is maintained and updated by our expert technical team ensuring that it will always be within the first 10 results on Google when the country name plus key words such as "investment guide", "business guide" or "business directory" are used in the search.

Print

In addition to being online, each country report has an individual targeted print circulation of 10,000 copies across the six continents. The print edition has extensive international reach towards investors, industry leaders and key global organisations.

Our print edition provides an overview to a country's key sectors as well as economic and political analysis. It provides an introduction and acts as supportive material to the main online guide and business database.

The gbg mailing is made up of key business leaders, decision makers and corporations across the globe from the following sectors:

• Governments, Embassies Worldwide and Chambers of Commerce
• Stock Exchanges and Rating Agencies
• Financial Institutions, Banks, Hedge Funds
• International Development Banks
• NGOs and International Charities
• Energy and Mining Companies
• Renewable Energy Companies
• Real Estate and Construction Companies
• Aviation and Transport Companies
• Telecommunication and ICT Companies
• Agriculture and Food Processing Companies
• Heavy Industry and Manufacturing Companies
• Insurance and other Financial Services Companies
• International Sourcing and Consulting Companies