Research on British Lifestyle Magazines

 Hello, welcome to the start to the British magazine research:

What is a Lifestyle magazine?:

A Lifestyle magazine is concerned and focuses on a persons lifestyle or other people's. The magazine itself as a genre can include many types of magazines and audiences. The examples are: men magazines, women magazines, magazines about health and fitness, tourism and the world, leisure, fashion, decorating or cultures.

Good examples of Lifestyle magazines?:

As of 27 November here is the the Top UK Magazines by Circulation:

1. The National Trust Magazine: has the circulation of 2.3 million
2. Slimming world: has a print circulation of 640,000.
3. Radio Times: has the circulation of more than 620,00.
4. Take a Break: has a circulation of 515,000.
5. ShortList: has a circulation of 500,000.
6. ASOS: has a circulation of 450,000.
7. Good Housekeeping: has a circulation of 439,000.
8. Cosmopoltian: has a circulation of 400,000
9. Stylist: has a circulation of 400,000
10. Glamour: has a circulation of 275,000.

Source: https://www.agilitypr.com/resources/top-media-outlets/top-10-uk-magazines-circulation/

Audience statistics in magazines: 
The National Readership Survey claims that 71% of British 15+ adults consume magazines both print and online. 41% of British 15+ adults read women's monthly magazine across print and online, while the weekly it is only 23%. Only 40% of British adults 15+ read general weekly magazine both on print and online, while for weekly is it only 21%. On average mobile adds a further reach of 126% towards the audience to magazine brand footprints.
Source: http://www.nrs.co.uk/latest-results/facts-and-figures/magazines-factsfigs/