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Take 5 Magazine

Have you ever as a kid written articles for the school magazine? Back then it was a whole lot of fun, writing for poems short stories and a lot more. But then as we grew up we thought we lacked the flair for writing hence we quit writing but thanks to magazines like Take 5 that have encouraged people over the years to write short stories about real people and real life experiences. These may be any thing ranging from your love stories, to tragedy survival tales and even your encounter with the ghosts in the house. There are puzzles to solve if you like to hunt for the hidden treasure and you can win cash prizes up to $ 100, 000 every year, the magazine releases weekly on Wednesdays topping the popularity charts with cash prizes worth 500,000 already distributed since it first got published. It is termed as the real life magazine that is published by the ACP Magazines in Australia. The heart of Australia is known for its high readership hence Take 5 receives maximum stories covered by their readers. These readers believe in this interactive medium and are highly responsive to the incidents they read, good readership has attributed to good sale turnover. To know more read on the space given below....

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This weekly magazine costs at around $2.70 that is comparatively highly affordable. The magazine caters to the disposable income groups, those that effectively contribute towards commodity buying and are considered the biggest groups among all in Australia. What brings in more moolah? The fact that there is high readership, the USP of the magazine being that it prods the reader to get involved in some way. There are so many stories being narrated that one can automatically feel connected to those humane tales besides one can not ignore the cash prizes offered that are alluring to some while he others get carried away by the thrill and excitement of finding out the answer. The stories too are recognized by the publishers and they are given gifts that can range from a car to electrical appliances for making a contribution towards the content in the magazine. The magazine works on a simple doctrine that is to make the magazine as real as possible talking about real people and real stories no celebrities splashed on cover pages but stories that can catch a commoners attention.

This weekly magazine has been in circulation and the readership since then has been 878,000 while their target group happens to be women all above 25, who are more alert and responsive to any issue that has been raised or would like to make a point. The content has been dominated by stories and competitions while the Australian circulation claims to be 266, 256 since its first edition.