Magazine Publishers of America
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New York, NY (December 7, 2006)--Total magazine rate-card-reported advertising revenue for the month of November increased 2% compared to the same month last year, closing at $2,409,805,798, according to Publishers Information Bureau (PIB). Ad pages totaled 24,570.73, at -2.6% against November 2005. From January through November, PIB revenue closed at $21,759,167,547, an increase of 3.9% over the same period in 2005, with ad pages totaling 24,570.73, gaining 0.1% over the previous year.
November 2006 vs. 2005
The Drugs & Remedies category was the top magazine ad category for the fifth time in 2006, posting PIB ad revenue and page increases every month this year. Other ad categories that contributed to magazine advertising growth in November included: Food & Food Products; Direct Response; and Retail. Drugs and Retail registered double-digit revenue gains.
Details are as follows: (Click here for magazine totals)
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION,HOTELS & RESORTS
118,532,594
114,348,987
4,183,607
3.7
1,638.99
1,643.49
-4.50
-0.3
114,954,155
122,320,207
-7,366,052
-6.0
1,178.45
1,349.97
-171.52
-12.7
January - November 2006 vs. 2005
To date in 2006, the top three magazine ad categories by revenue are Drugs & Remedies, posting double-digit page and revenue gains so far, Toiletries & Cosmetics and Automotive. The top three categories ranked by pages are Apparel & Accessories, Automotive, and Toiletries & Cosmetics.Details are as follows: (Click here for magazine totals)
987,942,832
36,941,743
13,598.26
13,242.11
356.15
2.7
964,942,122
36,347,815
3.8
10,553,73
10,646.60
-92.87
-0.9
Drugs & Remedies double-digit increase in November is a continuation of the categorys strong commitment to magazines in 2006, said Ellen Oppenheim, EVP/Chief Marketing Officer, Magazine Publishers of America. However, while magazine PIB revenue is slightly up and pages are holding for the year, November pages reflect advertising softness that is leading forecasters to lower their projections for this year and next.
Expanded PIB information is available at www.magazine.org/PIB.
Publishers Information Bureau (PIB), founded in 1947, is the premier source of consumer magazine advertising spending and related data. TNS Media Intelligence, the leading provider of strategic advertising and marketing information, collects and monitors this data and supplies it to PIB. PIB is a membership organization, administered by Magazine Publishers of America, consisting of approximately 250 different magazine titles and newspaper-distributed magazines.
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