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Out and About 18 June
Pictures from the Glamour Women of the Year Awards, the PPA Awards and the Arqiva Commercial Radio
Glamour unveils reader research
Glamour unveils reader research ... the award for the best designed consumer title of the year at last week's Magazine Design Awards, entered the women's market earlier this year as Britain's first handbag-sized glossy. Simon Kippin, publisher ... Glamour: average reader is 26 The average age of a Glamour reader is 26, according ...
Glamour bucks women's monthlies trend
Glamour has attracted 94,000 new readers in the past year, putting it at odds with other fashion ... Conde Nast’s title grew its readership by 8% in the year to March, the figures show. The data contrasted with a 5.5% fall in Glamour’s ABC between January and December 2005. Cosmopolitan’s NRS figure fell by 6%, Elle by 3% and Marie Claire by 8%. The fastest-falling women’s monthlies were Tatler ...
Glamour gets an online makeover
LONDON - Condè Nast is planning to relaunch its celebrity-focused Glamour.com website ... in the site since its launch seven years ago. The relaunch is not the only move Cond Nast is making to reinvigorate the Glamour brand. The publisher recently concluded a pan-European advertising review of the title, awarding the account to DDB Paris. The advertising pitch also involved JWT London, BETC Euro RSCG ...
MAGAZINE ABCs: Glamour extends lead in women's sector
Handbag-sized Glamour retained the sector's top spot in today's ABC results, with a rise ... is up 2.5% year on year." Stylist, ShortList Media s free women s weekly, has risen 2.6% period ... with this result on a brand that is still less than a year old." Wolfson said the women s sector was largely up ... 3%, and year on year it s flat." IPC's Woman Home magazine, which targets women ...
ABCs - Cat fight for women’s monthlies intensifies but Glamour still boss
The battle in the women’s weekly market has been consuming all the press column inches recently ... The women's lifestyle and fashion sector was up 20.5% year on year but, despite this success, all ... Magazines Company's Prima – down 3.9% period on period and year on year – which is ranked ninth out of the paid-for titles. Conde Nast's Glamour is still leading the way, with sales of 620,391 a year ...
German title to rival Glamour
German title to rival Glamour ... is entering the UK magazine market next year with a young women's launch. The German publisher ... Nast's Glamour , which leads the women's market with monthly sales of 520,193, and NatMags' Company ... the 16-to-24-year-old young women's market with a mix of features on fashion and beauty, lifestyle ...
Strategy Verdict - Glamour
in the past year to £2.40, along with the growth of the young women's weekly magazines, has no doubt had ... it on average £1 cheaper than other young women's monthlies. It also allows Glamour to try to compete ... Strategy: Glamour reducing its cover price Conde Nast's decision to reduce Glamour's cover price ...
Glamour price vow
Glamour price vow ... Glamour: thinking about consumers Condé Nast has revealed a long-term commitment to keeping its newly launched women's glossy Glamour at the top of the magazine market by maintaining its ... ." Glamour has been the most successful of a rash of high- profile launches into the women's sector ...
MAGAZINE ABC: Glamour extends lead in women's lifestyle despite falling circulation
LONDON - Condé Nast's Glamour magazine extended its lead at the top of the women's lifestyle sector ... Its main competitors in the women's lifestyle top ten, NatMags titles Cosmopolitan and Good ... ,089. Bauer's weekly fashion magazine Grazia was up slightly - 0.7% year on year - to take its circulation ... , will help boost circulation after it fell 9.9% year on year to 285,307. IPC enjoyed better fortunes ...
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