Article: What women read.(MAN AT HIS BEST: In Other News ...)(Brief Article)

Article: What women read.(Maintenance)(Brief ...
Esquire;  May 1, 2006 ;     518 words ...This month, we bring you the opening spread of "The Battle of the Bronzers," a four-page guide to the best self-tanning products, as featured in June's Shop Etc. (circulation 600,000). Vaguely reminiscent of Esquire's own fake-tan breakdown from November 2005 ("The Pale Man it reminds us that, just

Article: Survey: Women Read More Books Than ...
Israel Faxx;  June 23, 2000 ;     413 words ...By IsraelWire Women, according to a recent survey, lead the list of leisure-time book reading in Israel. The survey was conducted for the "Arts for the People" association. 56% of the women asked said that they read books. Among Israeli men surveyed, 61.1% stated that they do not read books, and

Article: Women read ad inserts for product info. ...
Marketing to Women: Addressing Women and Women's Sensibilities;  August 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...When women are ready to make a purchase, they look first to advertising inserts or circulars for information, according to Vertis's Customer Focus 2002 study. More than nine in 10 moms (93%) read ad inserts or circulars, and 39% say they look to inserts first when shopping. Women with children are

Article: What women read.(fragrance advice for women from ...
Esquire;  December 1, 2005 ;     437 words ...This month: a page from the current issue of Redbook, a magazine for "today's young, married woman," with a circulation of 2.4 million. "Emote Control" pairs ladies with a fragrance according to their favorite TV show. Frankly, we weren't sure what to feel when we realized its similarity to our own

Article: Take control of stress this second: a recent Cosmo survey found ...
Cosmopolitan;  May 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...By the end of any given week, 22-year-old Loralynne Dickey of Austin, Texas, feels like a train wreck. Between working 50 hours at her job as a public relations account coordinator, straggling to make ends meet financially, eating fast food on the run, and trying to eke out time to see friends, "I

Article: Asian women read niche mags: so why aren't more ...
Brand Strategy;  September 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...It's quite remarkable that in this era of one-to-one marketing, adverts on billboards and in magazines look so frighteningly similar. The same people, in the same poses, wearing similar looking clothes. This Hollywood style of advertising is ubiquitously filled with beautiful people, wearing

Article: A Colonial Woman's Bookshelf.(Review)(Brief ...
The Historian;  September 22, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... answer these questions: What books did women read? In what contexts and for what reasons did early American women read? He has found that women made up a ... audience in the colonies, as both men and women read these works eagerly and apparently ...