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February 13, 2014

Love It! magazine slumps by almost 30 percent in December 2013 ABCs

By Darren Boyle

Love It! Magazine was the biggest loser in the competitive Women’s Weekly market losing almost 30 percent of its circulation over the past 12 months.

According to new ABCs released today, the magazine has a print circulation of 112,695 compared with 156,004 in December 2012.

Take a Break remains the most popular women’s weekly shifting on average 696,507 a week compared with  749,526 in December 2012.

Only Star magazine, Woman’s Own and Peoples Friend recorded circulation increases over the past twelve months.

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