2. Weekend Magazines?
Arts & entertainment, shopping, home improvement, world and
local affair stories in a more casual writing style.
Often come with extras like inserts, TV guides, recipe books.
Typically in the Sunday paper in the USA, however in the UK
they are included in every Saturday.
A handbook for home life updated every week with the newest
trends, styles, and useful tips.
3. Telegraph Magazine
1.8 million readers – more than Hello, Good Housekeeping,
Vogue, Glamour, Marie Claire, BBC Good Food, Homes &
Gardens and BBC •Gardeners World to name but a few
The male female split is 50:50
59% are AB
44% live in London and the South East
4. Guardian Weekend
Ave Daily Sale - 213,853
The Guardian has 16% share of total daily quality press
circulation
(Source: ABC Feb - Jul 2012, Guardian News and Media Limited)
7. Stories
• Focus on luxury, high • Focus on middle class issues, i.e.
fashion, travel, cuisine affordable fashion, recipes, OP eds
8. Advertisements & Extras
•Advertisements came separate • Advertisements were primarily in
from magazine as FSI as well as the magazine itself
within magazine
• Came with a TV guide as well as a
• Along with advertisements came stand-alone photography booklet
catalogues and a luxury travel
magazine •Only contained one FSI, or Free
Standing Insert
9. Questions
Do you think there is any importance in the packaging of extras
and free standing inserts?
What do you think are the major differences between British
weekend magazines and US counterparts such as Parade?
Doyou think the weekend magazine readership would be as
high if it did not came as a counterpart to the newspaper?