How many people subscribe to glamour magazine

Glamour Global Commercial Contact. Click below to explore Sub brands. Glamour Brazil Media Kit. Media Kit. Total Footprint. Print Readership 79K Readership. Digital 7M Monthly Unique Users. Social 2M Followers. Audience Highlights. Publisher Paula Mageste. Editor-in-Chief Giovana Romani. Digital Editor Anita Porfirio. Contact Email comercial-egcn globocondenast. Glamour Bulgaria Media Kit. Print Readership K Readership. Digital 3K Monthly Unique Users.

Social 63K Followers. Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Ani Mladenova. Advertising Tereza Angelova. Glamour Germany Media Kit.

Print Readership 1M Total Sales. Digital 4M Monthly Unique Users. Social K Followers. Publisher Jessica Peppel-Schulz. Chief Creative Officer Georg Wittmann. Contact Email sales condenast. Glamour Hungary Subscribe. Print Readership 58K Readership. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on our exciting new direction and hope to continue to see you at our events and interacting online. Thank you again for your loyalty and support and we hope to continue to grow together.

Need additional help? The Subscription Services link on the Glamour site is not currently working. Subscribers are asked to call a toll-free number to talk to a customer service representative. Source: Conde Nast. In September, Meredith Corp. As someone who grew up on teen magazines and who started reading Glamour and Cosmopolitan in her late teens-early 20s, this feels like a bit of a death to me.

My friends and I loved buying the latest magazines and reading them together and sharing the latest issues. I understand that the digital age has changed how we read and consume content, and I subscribe to several news outlets online, but I have yet to subscribe to an online-only magazine. Beauty was being looked at through a new lens, with new faces and fewer boundaries, and this presented a prime opportunity for an established brand to provide a pioneering voice in an advancing space.

Newman and her team redesigned every touchpoint the brand was present in, from the website, to social, to the print magazine itself. And in doing so it also played its part in helping to redesign the sector. And in doing so we also wanted to be inclusive, non-judgemental, inspiring, and powerful. The brand launched its BlendOutBullying campaign, which quickly gained traction and expanded into events, print articles, and showed us that every single thing we do should have a degree approach.

Every piece of content reflects beauty, feminism, and sisterhood, and is ultimately about empowering. While the concept took to digital like a duck to water, the logistics — as can often be the case — took a little longer to figure out.