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Circulation
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Military
Demographics Young, active, educated and computer-savvy,
our readers have a considerably higher disposable income than the U.S.
average.
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3.3
million total U.S. military worldwide
| Active Duty |
1,385,116 |
| Spouses |
728,408 |
| Children |
1,207,087 |
Active
duty military demographic snapshot
| Men |
85% |
| Women |
15% |
| Age 18 - 25 |
45% |
| Age 26 - 34 |
30% |
| Age 35+ |
25% |
| Married |
53% |
Note: Numbers are rounded. 0.1% are under age 18
Education
| High School Graduate |
96% |
| Some College |
45% |
| College Graduate |
18% |
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Household
income (HHI)
Military personnel have access to tremendous on-base benefits, which gives
them a significantly higher disposable income than the general population.
| Average Family HHI |
$71,348 3% higher than the U.S. family household
income |
| Average Officers Salary |
$85,858 |
| Average Enlisted Salary |
$42,491 |
(Sources: Military Times Pay Chart, U.S. Census Bureau)
How
does the “Military City” compare?
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Income (Billions) |
Population (Millions) |
Age (18-34) |
| New York City |
$159.0 |
8.0 |
24% |
| “Military City” |
$79.8 |
3.3 |
72%* |
| Los Angeles |
$66.1 |
3.7 |
27% |
| Chicago |
$50.5 |
2.9 |
25%
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| Houston |
$39.7 |
2.0 |
27% |
*includes Active Duty and Spouses
Diversity
| Caucasian |
66% |
| African-American |
20% |
| Hispanic |
8% |
| Other |
6% |
Other
notables
| Internet Availability: 92.8% |
| Made Internet Purchase: 66.5% |
| 1/3 of military families move each year |
| Base stores generated over $15 billion in sales in 2001 |
| Army/Air Force online store aafes.com generated over $57.0 million
in sales in 2001 |
| The military represents 1.3% of U.S. families and had 2.1% of U.S.
babies in 2001 |
| On-base Facilities – Fitness Centers: 592 Golf Courses: 187 Bowling
Alleys: 291 Movie Theaters: 203 Ski visits by military personnel annually:
1+ million |
Circulation
& Readership Army Times, Air Force Times, Navy Times and
Marine Corps Times are considered "the bible" of the military market.
In fact, our readership is so loyal that service families pay for these
publications themselves, either by subscription or at newsstands. Blanket
penetration, loyal readers and 100% paid circulation – your most efficient,
effective and targeted media choice.
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Over
1 Million readers weekly
| 240,000 paid circulation (est. 4.25 pass-along readers per
issue!) |
| 100% ABC paid circulation |
| 83% paid subscription – $52.00 per year |
| 17% newsstand – $2.25 per copy |
Source: ABC June 2002 Statement, Readers Survey Feb
2002
In
a single week MilitaryTimes publications reach 72% of entire active
duty military
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In a single year MilitaryTimes publications reach
| 82.5% of all officers an average of 43 times |
| 84.7% of all noncommissioned officers an average of 42 times |
| 86.7% of all enlisted personnel an average of 40 times |
| 50.5% of all military spouses an average of 27 times |
Source: Readers Survey Jan 2002 |
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Newsstand
sales
| Highest sales of any publication in military exchanges |
| Sold directly on 100% of U.S. military bases worldwide (450) |
| MilitaryTimes Media Group employs a dedicated network of
105 newsstand distributors to ensure high sales volume at the largest
exchanges. |
Loyal,
active readers
| 91.9% of enlisted and 86.7% of officers read 4 out of 4 issues |
| On average, enlisted readers spend an average of 58.4 minutes reading
MilitaryTimes |
| On average, officers spend an average of 44.8 minutes reading MilitaryTimes |
| 85.7% of enlisted readers and 73.8% of officers spend 30 minutes
or more with MilitaryTimes |
| 89.5% of readers have taken an action as a result of reading MilitaryTimes. |
Source: Military Times Media Group 2001 MRI Custom Study
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