7. Which magazine is the main USA competitor of "Woman's Day"?
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Answer:
Family Circle
Though "Woman's Day" and "Family Circle" each have distinct editorial styles and content, when viewed side-by-side from the supermarket checkout line, the two magazines can seem interchangeable.
"Family Circle," published by Meredith Corporation, has circulation figures quite similar to "Woman's Day" -- each has approximately 3,800,000 paid copies per issue.
3.8 million is a lot! A stack of thirty-eight different issues of "Woman's Day" is approximately 6 inches high. Therefore, a pile of 3,800,000 copies would be about 600,000 inches, or 50,000 feet high. That's roughly 9.47 miles, or 15.24 kilometers! And, because "Woman's Day" is published seventeen times per year, and "Family Circle" fifteen times, the annual stack for both could reach about 303 miles (487.6 kilometers) into the sky.
So, don't feel too bad if you have a small pile of these magazines in your home!