Marie Claire makes further gains
Women's Press: Last year, the number of Swiss double-page spreads in the French magazine increased by about 80 percent to around 60 pages.
Women's press The French
glossy magazine for women, Marie Claire, which is published internationally in 26
countries, continues with its split edition in French-speaking Switzerland.
to. Following the launch of two new supplements in French-speaking Switzerland in
Last September, the Swiss publishing house management in Chardonne
above Veveys manages the marketing of Swiss advertisements
in the up to 400-page main sheet. The title sells
apparently almost by itself. "In contrast to other
women's titles without any promotion," emphasizes publishing director Marc-Henri
Debluë, the size of the Swiss split pages in the magazine would have changed.
last year by around 80 percent to almost 60 pages. This alone
between September 2005 and last February, according to
Debluë has also gained 3,000 readers and is now being
read by 84,000 people.
glossy magazine for women, Marie Claire, which is published internationally in 26
countries, continues with its split edition in French-speaking Switzerland.
to. Following the launch of two new supplements in French-speaking Switzerland in
Last September, the Swiss publishing house management in Chardonne
above Veveys manages the marketing of Swiss advertisements
in the up to 400-page main sheet. The title sells
apparently almost by itself. "In contrast to other
women's titles without any promotion," emphasizes publishing director Marc-Henri
Debluë, the size of the Swiss split pages in the magazine would have changed.
last year by around 80 percent to almost 60 pages. This alone
between September 2005 and last February, according to
Debluë has also gained 3,000 readers and is now being
read by 84,000 people.
