Along With the Showers, April brought 70 New Titles to the Newsstand…20 With Promised Frequency…

The beauty of Springtime, in large part, is always the fresh, new buds that Mother Nature gives birth to and then nurtures with her showers and warmer temperatures.

April saw major publishers doing the same thing with their brands, giving birth to beautiful new magazines and cosseting them with the care and concern that only a parent can.

A total of 70 new titles hit the newsstand for April and 20 of them were with regular frequency. Out of those 20 newborns, 5 of them were delivered from large-scale publishers that show no fear in the face of cynics who still decry the value of print in today’s world. Print is on the rise; was there ever any doubt?

From National Geographic’s ‘History’ to Bauer’s powerhouse, ‘Simple Grace;’ the big houses are once again inking up their printers and truly having a good old-fashioned ‘print’ revival. Meredith launched ‘Parents Latina;’ Smithsonian has decided to take quarterly ‘Journeys’ and Rodale is educating us on the ‘Organic Life.’ What more could a magazine lover ask for? Maybe to see the beautiful covers?

Up first, our frequency titles:

And now for our specials:

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69 New Titles For March – 15 With Frequency…

Niche distinctiveness is the only description applicable to the new launches for March. From frequency to the special editions; the unique and singular magazine reigned supreme. Drones 360, Womankind, Cheese and Gardening in the Shade, are only a few of the individualistic titles that were born in the month of March. This trend is becoming the norm for the magazine industry as it recognizes the perfection of its own excellent ability to seek out the audience’s interests and provide the relevant information they need to enhance their magazine experience.

I hope you enjoy our beautiful March covers and are looking forward to an  astonishing April!

Up first our frequency titles:

And now our special issue covers: