Bauer Media: January – June 2017 Magazine ABCs

Bauer Magazine Media publishes some of the world’s best-known and most loved magazines delivering entertaining, engaging and inspirational content for readers and significant reach for advertisers.  Bauer Media is the UK’s leading consumer magazine publisher by total copies sold and Retail Sales Value.

HIGHLIGHTS THIS PERIOD:
•Bauer Media is No.1 in the TV Listings market
•TV Choice celebrates ten years at the top – the only magazine in the UK to sell over 1 million copies every week
•Bauer Media is home to two of the fastest growing magazines in the UK; Practical Photography and Garden Answers
•Bauer Media is the UK’s No.1 publisher in the True Life market
•Take a Break leads the market and is the UK’s No1 women’s weekly
•Garden News is the UK’s No.1 weekly gardening title
•Garden Answers has recorded its eighth consecutive YOY increase

TV Choice (w) – 1,200,487 (print only): TV Choice, remains the UK’s biggest selling magazine for the 10th successive year and the only UK magazine to consistently sell more than one million copies per issue. TV Choice has both outperformed the market and increased share YOY and POP. With sales in excess of 1.2 million copies per week, TV Choice outsells its nearest rival by over 300,000. These robust figures are testament to TV Choice’s relevance and ability to engage readers with entertaining content that enhances their love of the nation’s favourite pastime.

Total TV Guide (w) 92,211 (print only): Total TV Guide has out-performed all its competitors in the premium end of the sector. The title made a significant editorial change in late Autumn 2016 by introducing a daily radio section and adding a section on increasingly popular digital streaming services. The popularity of these new additions has helped the title buck the overall trend in the premium market sector during this latest period. The magazine delivers the total TV package for the modern multi-channel reader.

Take a Break (w) – 515,019 (print only): Take a Break continues to lead the market as the UK’s No.1weekly, selling more than double its nearest competitor. The magazine’s continued success is underpinned by delivering on and investing in its core editorial pillars of fascinating stories, brilliant puzzles and generous prizes.

Take a Break Series (m) – 165,046 (print only): Take a Break’s bumper monthly special has been a spectacular performer with year-on-year growth of 11.8%. The companion magazine provides a similar winning formula to its sister weekly title, and continues to be a hit with its true-life audience.
more details at:  http://www.bauermedia.co.uk/newsroom/press/bauer-media-january-june-2017-magazine-abcs

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