CONSUMER MAGAZINE
OF THE YEAR
Woman & Home
IPC.Media
2008 was a record-breaking year for Woman & Home: profits increased
a staggering 20% year-on-year, reaching an all-time high; audited
circulation figures rose by over 5%; subscriptions rose to their highest
ever volume; and the magazine achieved the best sales figures in 11
years, despite raising the cover price.
Woman & Home has successfully tapped into the zeitgeist of a
new generation of 40+ women, who behave differently to previous
generations and refuse to be pigeonholed by age. Innovations and
brand extensions include a series of celebrity covers with a ‘real me’
coverline, a Feel Good Food quarterly magazine and impressive growth
on
womanandhome.com. In addition, by inspiring readers to take part
in the annual Ribbon Walks, trekking overseas and coming to fashion
shows and other events, Woman & Home has raised £3.5 million for
Breast Cancer Care - £1.1 million in 2008 alone.
The judges said: “Woman & Home is a tremendously assured product
that really understands and meets the needs of its readers. The
magazine has achieved incredible growth in an impossible market -
a very worthy winner.”
The Shortlist
The Sponsor
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favourite third
party magazine
Grazia - Bauer Media
marketing and
distribution
Look - IPC Media
company,
chosen by more
Men’s Health - Natmag Rodale
independent
magazine
more! - Bauer Media
publishers
than any other.
Pyschologies - Hachette Filipacchi UK
We represent
worldwide brands
ShortList - ShortList Media
and niche titles,
time sensitive
Top Gear - BBC Magazines
weeklies and
publications from
overseas, and we
tailor our services
to publishers’
individual
requirements.
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