17 Mar 2010
| by Nicola Clark
to women's titles, too. However, the title has a strong online offer. Publisher NatMag is known ...
18 Aug 2009
| by Sarah Johnson
NatMag's Men's Health maintained its circulation, with a slight rise of
0.1% period on period to 250,247. Bauer Consumer Media's FHM lost its 13-year hold of the sector crown
with a 13.8% fall in circulation to 235,027. Men's Fitness and Healthy for Men both grew their circulation period on
period ...
04 Aug 2009
NatMag is launching two collector's editions of its fashion titles, Esquire and Harper's Bazaar.
31 Mar 2009
Good Housekeeping has undergone its first major overhaul in a decade. The NatMag title will unveil
17 Feb 2009
The NatMag Rodale title posted a circulation of 250,094, a 2% increase
period on period, and a 4.1% increase year on year. Men's Fitness also
posted an increase, rising 2.3% period on period to 67,160. Alun Williams, publisher of Men's Health, said the monthly title has
benefited from a cultural shift ...
18 Nov 2008
| by Becky Wilkerson
progression? NatMag is committed to the development of all its employees and staff are encouraged to move ...
Cosmopolitan is based at 72 Broadwick Street, London W1F 9EP. Of NatMag's 950 staff, four are Cosmopolitan marketers. NatMag publishes 14 UK consumer titles including Coast, Company, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Good ...
24 Sep 2008
| by Fiona Ramsay
As part of the brief, Greenlight will develop a campaign to promote subscriptions to NatMag ...
for NatMag's digital division, Hearst digital network, working across Handbag.com, Allaboutyou ...
and Harper's Bazaar . Victoria Knights, digital subscriptions marketing manager at NatMag, said ...
19 Aug 2008
| by Nicola Clark
. NatMag's Reveal - which is poised for a relaunch - reported a
period-on-period decline of 15% to 277 ...
19 Aug 2008
| by Nicola Clark
to take second place in
the monthly woman's magazine market. Duncan Edwards, managing director of NatMag ...
12 Aug 2008
| by Alison Donnelly
According to NatMag, its revamp of Reveal follows research showing that Britain's fascination with celebrity lives has matured, leading readers to want more for their money than simply gossip. The rebrand and ad campaign are intended to help the magazine buck the falling popularity of celebrity titles ...