The Magnolia Journal Named To Ad Age’s “Magazines of the Year” List

Meredith Corporation (NYSE: MDP; meredith.com) – the leading media and marketing company with national brands serving more than 110 million American women including 70 percent of all U.S. female Millennials – is pleased to announce that The Magnolia Journal has been named to Ad Age’s “Magazines of the Year” list.

Meredith introduces an updated market positioning and logo that reflect the strength of Meredith’s national and local consumer media brands as well as its expanded portfolio of marketing solutions. (PRNewsFoto/Meredith Corporation)

In its first year on newsstands, The Magnolia Journal has showcased the monumental presence and impact of Chip and Joanna Gaines and their Magnolia brand. With only five quarterly issues published to date, this magazine’s launch was one of if not the best in Meredith Corporation’s 115-year history, raising its rate base to 1.2 million for the Spring 2018 issue.

Under the editorial direction of Joanna Gaines, the magazine brings the Magnolia brand—which she and her husband Chip founded in Waco, Texas—to life in print. The Magnolia Journal was named “Hottest Newcomer” on Adweek’s Annual Hot List last month and won several FOLIO awards in its premier year, including two Ozzies and an Eddie.

“We are thrilled with the success of The Magnolia Journal. Launching just over a year ago, the Magnolia brand has a tremendous presence in the marketplace to consumers and advertisers,” said Meredith’s President of the National Media Group, Jon Werther. “The Magnolia Journal is one of Meredith’s many outstanding titles, and we are looking forward to continued success in 2018.”
https://ir.meredith.com/news-releases/press-release-details/2017/The-Magnolia-Journal-Named-To-Ad-Ages-Magazines-of-the-Year-List/default.aspx

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