Mediaweek’s Lucia Moses interviewed David Carey, publisher of the soon-to-be-released Portfolio magazine, and came away with some tidbits at its target audience and how it’s being sold.
“Portfolio is aiming for an audience that’s 40 percent female and an ad mix that’s half-and-half endemic business/nonendemic. The first issue will carry more than 300 pages, half of them ad pages. Of the 95 advertisers in the launch issue, 53 are business-to-business, representing financial, technology and corporate branding ads. Of those, 20 are new to Condé Nast and 10 have done little business with the company in the past, Carey said.
“An editorial staff of 100 (print and Web) will produce the magazine; it’s two-thirds of the way through hiring. A companion Web site will be fully launched with the title, with blogs and a variety of content, most of which Carey said would be distinct from the print version.”
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