Advertising opportunities in loveLife's UNCUT 2007
UNCUT, loveLife's monthly youth publication promoting healthy living, is seeking advertisers to help fund its growth in 2007.
UNCUT is South Africa's largest youth publication with a monthly print run of 650 000. Inserted in The Star (GP), Pretoria News (GP), Cape Argus (WC), Daily News(KZN)and DFA (NC) every first Tuesday of the month, UNCUT targets 15-25 year-olds, dealing with the raw honesty of youth lifestyle in South Africa. UNCUT readers are ambitious, health-conscious and brand-conscious, constantly on the look-out for latest trends and information.
Translated into Afrikaans, UNCUT is also inserted in the Sunday newspaper Rapport every first Sunday of the month. Advertise in UNCUT in 2007 to a readership of 2 million.
UNCUT is loveLife's monthly publication, promoting a healthy lifestyle amongst youth. Hailed as a trendsetter by its readers, UNCUT caters to all aspects of youth culture: real life, healthy living, fashion, technology, edutainment, entertainmnet, gossip, music, and much more.
A guaranteed and highly loyal readership keeps this sterling publication steps ahead in youth culture. Anecdotal testimonies of behavioural change in our readers indicates that UNCUT works. A reader says: "I don't believe that I of all people have made the decision to quit smoking after reading the October issue of UNCUT! I am 30 years old and started smoking when I was 22. I've always had battles with myself over why I have continued to smoke even after I tested HIV positive? I see this as a sign that I must quit because I realy don't have a reason why I actualy started smoking other than giving in to the pressure of wanting to fit in with my friends. Today I signed a contract with myself to kick the habit in the butt and soon you will be hearing from the new non-smoking me, I am willing to take the challenge of the next weeks or months to reap the rewards of a healthier life, I am going cold turkey! Watch this space."
Young people are constantly on the look-out for new, edgy stuff and UNCUT fulfils this, with readers directing editorial content and look and feel of the magazine.
In 2007, advertising will play a tremendous role in the growth and quality editorial content of UNCUT. Currently, limited funding restricts UNCUT to only 44 pages a month - readers want a bigger, better magazine. Maximised support through advertising should address this need, putting UNCUT well ahead of its game.
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