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LIVING WELL Magazine
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LIVING WELL Magazine Spring 2011 cover
CFOBob Cates
CategoriesHealth & Lifestyle
Frequency3 issues yearly
Circulation600,000 per issue (1 million annually)
PublisherJosh Cates
First issue2006
CompanyLIVING WELL Magazine, Inc.
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
Websitehttp://www.livingwellmag.com/

LIVING WELL Magazine (formerly SENIOR Magazine) is a lifestyle publication for those 50 and older. In its sixth year of successful publication, LIVING WELL Magazine is franchised in 17 local communities in nine states: ColoradoColorado Springs LIVING WELL Magazine, West Denver LIVING WELL Magazine, East Denver LIVING WELL Magazine. Texas - Denton County LIVING WELL Magazine, South Denton County LIVING WELL Magazine, Collin County LIVING WELL Magazine, North Dallas LIVING WELL Magazine, Western Tarrant County LIVING WELL Magazine, Texoma LIVING WELL Magazine. ArizonaScottsdale LIVING WELL Magazine. OhioAkron LIVING WELL Magazine. OklahomaTexoma LIVING WELL Magazine. LouisianaNew Orleans LIVING WELL Magazine, Northshore LIVING WELL Magazine, Baton Rouge LIVING WELL Magazine. UtahSalt Lake City LIVING WELL Magazine. GeorgiaNorth Atlanta LIVING WELL Magazine. IowaLinn County LIVING WELL Magazine.[1]

History

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Founder/publisher Josh Cates launched SENIOR magazine in 2006. Well received by readers and advertisers alike, the success of the magazine is due in large part to the regional-specific content of the magazine; written by knowledgeable professionals within selected fields, the educational material offers seniors an invaluable resource.[2]

Circulation

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LIVING WELL Magazine’s total production has increased to over 1 million magazines annually over the past six years. One key to the success of each publication has been identifying the local resources and professionals available to readers and then pairing their advertisements with informative articles written by those very professionals. Listening to reader feedback in each community and adjusting the content of each magazine to fit their interests has also been effective. This, along with the advertising and distribution support of major hospitals in each magazine’s area, has resulted in meeting a very important need in the communities served.[3]

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