Myself

Myself
myself
Beschreibung Frauenzeitschrift
Sprache Deutsch
Verlag Condé Nast Verlag (Deutschland)
Erscheinungsweise monatlich
Verkaufte Auflage (IVW III. Quartal 2009 Gesamt) 319.203 Exemplare
Verbreitete Auflage (IVW III. Quartal 2009 Gesamt) 322.629 Exemplare
Chefredakteurin Dr. Sabine Hofmann
Herausgeberin Manuela Kampp-Wirtz
Weblink Homepage Myself
ISSN 1862-4588

myself ist eine monatliche Frauenzeitschrift aus dem Condé Nast Verlag. Die Erstausgabe erschien am 27. August 2005 zum Preis von 2,50 €. Seitdem liegt die Chefredaktion unverändert bei Dr. Sabine Hofmann. Die Zielgruppe liegt laut Verlagsangaben bei Frauen zwischen 25 und 49 Jahren. Inzwischen liegt der Einzelpreis bei 2,80 €.

Zahlen und Daten

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Quartal Verbreitung Verkauf Abo-Exemplare Einzelverkauf
I/2006 230.226 220.779 9.479 170.764
II/2006 254.759 246.673 12.714 154.661
III/2006 306.411 301.778 12.874 180.404
IV/2006 290.977 287.346 12.128 171.707
I/2007 310.226 304.816 13.444 180.440
II/2007 279.339 275.123 14.594 170.363
III/2007 320.581 316.500 14.190 201.017
IV/2007 289.276 285.418 13.264 165.018
I/2008 309.604 304.931 12.576 185.652
II/2008 295.434 290.040 16.835 171.273
III/2008 307.141 301.184 18.756 181.968
IV/2008 277.685 273.430 21.580 153.140

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