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Circulation Vitality
ˇ Los Angeles magazine is L.A.'s only city magazine that is ABC-audited, with an all-paid and
verified circulation
ˇ #1 Best-selling monthly title in Gelson's and Bristol Farms, beating national publications such
as Vanity Fair, InStyle, Vogue, Martha Stewart Living, 0, Bon Appetit, Architectural Digest,
Real Simple, and Harper's Bazaar
ˇ #1 Best-selling city magazine in all of California for Barnes & Noble stores
ˇ 48% of all households in the top ten most affluent zip codes in Los Angeles read Los Angeles
magazine:
- Brentwood, Bel Air, Beverly Hills, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Pacific Palisades, Palos
Verdes Peninsula, Rancho Palos Verdes, Santa Monica, San Marino
Paid and verified circulation 150,000
Readership 450,000--three readers per copy
Subscribers 87%
Newsstand 13%
The extensive distribution network includes:
ˇ Major supermarkets and retailers
ˇ National bookstores
ˇ Major airports
ˇ Luxury hotels
ˇ Every major newsstand in Southern California, plus select locations nationally
SOURCE: ABC magazine publisher's statement June 2007 and 2007 Los Angeles magazine subscriber study, MMR custom division
2007 MMR Los Angeles luxury market study
Circulation Vitality
Targeted Hotel Placement
Los Angeles magazine distributes to the top Southern California luxury hotels. Ranked as the fourth-largest
leisure travel destination in the U.S., Los Angeles receives 25 million affluent visitors annually who:
ˇ Spent $12.9 billion in total spending
ˇ Spent $1.3 billion on shopping
ˇ Spent $3.3 billion on dining and entertainment
ˇ Spent $4.1 billion on lodging
Los Angeles Magazine's In-Room Hotel Circulation
Ambrose Hotel Maison 140
The Avalon Hotel Mosaic Hotel
The Belamar Hotel Oceana Hotel
The Beverly Hilton Omni Hotel
Casino Morongo The Peninsula Beverly Hills
Crowne Plaza Hotel Beverly Hills Portofino Hotel & Yacht Club
Fairmont Miramar Hotel Regal Biltmore Hotel
Four Seasons Beverly Hills Regent Beverly Wilshire
The Georgian Renaissance Hollywood
Graciela Burbank Ritz-Carlton Huntington
The Grafton Hotel Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey
Hollywood Roosevelt Sheraton Four Points
Hotel Sofitel Sheraton Gateway
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel Sheraton Universal Hotel
Hyatt Valencia Shutters on the Beach
InterContinental Hotel Century Center Sportsman's Lodge Hotel
L.A. Airport Hilton & Tower Sunset Marquis Hotel & Villa
L.A. Athletic Club The Thompson Beverly Hills
Le Merigot Beach Hotel & Spa Viceroy Hotel
Le Montrose Suite Hotel Warner Center Marriott
Le Parc Suite Hotel Westin Bonaventure Hotel
Luxe Hotel Rodeo Drive W Hotel
Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard Wyndham Bel Age
SOURCE: Los Angeles magazine circulation data; Los Angeles Visitors Bureau, 2005
Circulation Vitality
Coverage Where It Counts
With such extensive coverage in the L.A. area, Los Angeles magazine delivers greater market
coverage in the Los Angeles Designated Market Area (DMA) than many national publications.
Los Angeles Circulation
Los Angeles magazine 116,850
Vogue 107,667
Lucky 103,252
Real Simple 97,356
Bon Appétit 95,320
GQ 82,007
Elle 78,237
Architectural Digest 77,556
Gourmet 73,771
Condé Nast Traveler 62,505
Harper's Bazaar 59,848
House Beautiful 47,746
Traditional Home 47,260
W 42,057
Elle Décor 40,172
Metropolitan Home 39,054
Town & Country 31,183
SOURCE: 2007 ABC Magazine Market Coverage Report