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Our Readers
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BOOKS: 83% have read a book for pleasure in the past month
Money spent on books in the past 12 months.
- 27% $0 to $99
- 27% $100 to $199
- 18% $200 to $299
- 14% $300 to $499
- 14% $500 or more
Note: Only among those who have bought at least one book in the past 12 months.
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CREDIT CARDS: WORLD's affluent readers maintain a high standard of living.
Credit card usage in the past 12 months.
- 2% Almost never
- 48% More than once a week
- 16% About once a week
- 22% Less than once a week, but more than once a month
- 12% Less than once a month, but more than once a year
Note: Only among those who have at least one credit card. (95%)
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INVESTMENTS: WORLD readers are active investors. 62% plan on making more investment decisions in the next 12 months.
Amount of money currently in investments:
- 27% Under $25,000
- 12% $25,000 to $49,999
- 16% $50,000 to $99,999
- 23% $100,000 to $249,999
- 13% $250,000 to $499,999
- 8% $500,000 to $999,999
- 7% $1 Million or more
Note: Approximate total value of investments (among the 91% who currently invest).
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TECHNOLOGY: WORLD's affluent readers maintain a high standard of living.
WORLD readers are tech-savvy.
- 85% own a personal computer.
- 77% have a cellular phone.
- 67% use the Internet frequently (more than once a week).
- 31% have purchased a computer in the past three months.
- 25% have purchased a computer in the past year.
- 36% have purchased electronic equipment in the past three months.
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AGE: WORLD readers cover a wide age range, with the majority in the affluent middle years.
- Median age: 52
- Male: 56%
- Female: 44%
- Median household income: $67,600
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PROFESSION: Occupations are diverse and cover many walks of life. WORLD readers are businesspeople, medical professionals, clergy, educators, and more.
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FAMILY LIFE:
- 87% are married.
- 44% of households have children. (Median: two children per household) WORLD readers place a special emphasis on family values. Of those families with children, 51% homeschool at least one child
- 90% own their homes.
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SUPERIOR READERSHIP:
- 83% say that WORLD is one of the primary places they turn to keep up with current events.
- 83% say they read 4 out of every 4 issues of WORLD that are published.
WORLD has a long shelf life for
a newsweekly:
- 65% save the issue for future reference or pass it along to someone else.
Number of people reading WORLD, not including the subscriber:
- 29% None (Subscriber is the only reader)
- 43% One reader
- 15% Two readers
- 8% Three readers
- 5% Four or more readers
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DIRECT RESPONSE: WORLD readers are active buyers.
- 74% have made a mail-order purchase at least three times a year.
- 49% have spent $300+ on mail order during the past year.
How often people purchase through mail-order in a typical year:
- 3% Never
- 23% Once or twice a year
- 52% Three to eleven times a year
- 12% Once a month
- 10% More often than once a month
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ACTIVE CITIZENS: WORLD readers are active in their communities.
- 89% go to church each week.
- 47% have written to public officials in the past year.
- 21% have actively worked on a civic project.
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| DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF SUBSCRIBERS |
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GENDER:
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AGE:
- 1% 18-24
- 15% 25-39
- 41% 40-50
- 24% 55-69
- 18% 70 & up
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INCOME:
- 8% Under $25,000
- 24% $25,000 to $49,999
- 26% $50,000 to $74,999
- 16% $75,000 to $99,999
- 14% $100,000 to $149,999
- 12% $150,000 or more
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EDUCATION:
- 32% Less than College graduate
- 68% College graduate or more
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MARITAL STATUS:
- 13% Not married
- 87% Married
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SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD:
- 9% One person
- 39% Two people
- 12% Three people
- 39% Four or more people
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EDUCATION OF CHILDREN:
- 29% Public School
- 24% Christian School
- 3% Private Secular School
- 44% Home School
Note: Education of children only includes percentages of those who have children.
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