David Lipke of Women’s Wear Daily writes Friday about Bloomberg Pursuits, the new luxury magazine from Bloomberg LP.
“‘You can’t get our audience anywhere else,’ said David Bowling, advertising director at Bloomberg Pursuits, noting distribution is highly international, with about 60 percent of the audience outside the U.S., in financial centers such as the U.K., Japan, Hong Kong and Germany. The average household income of Bloomberg Pursuits readers is $452,000, and 90 percent are male.
“The debut issue contains 46 edit pages and 30 ad pages, from brands such as Hermès, Chanel, Zegna, Rolls-Royce and NetJets. A second issue will be published in the fourth quarter, and the title is scheduled to go quarterly in 2013. The title will compete for ad dollars with business-oriented lifestyle titles, including WSJ., Departures, ForbesLife, Robb Report and the Financial Times’ How to Spend It.
“Editorially, Bloomberg Pursuits plans to distinguish itself from the competitive set by often spotlighting its own readership and exploring its passions. Stories in the first issue include profiles of a Bloomberg subscriber who travels to Antarctica on an icebreaker to witness a solar eclipse, another subscriber who builds his own racing yacht and a third who collects Ferraris, only to deconstruct and improve them.”
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