BBC Gardenersโ World Magazineโs May issue becomes highest revenue generating monthly in the UK in 15 years
Friday 28 July, 2023
BBC Gardenersโ World Magazine has achieved a major milestone with its May 2023 issue, which has become the highest revenue generating monthly in the UK in 15 years. The issueโs success is testament to its engaging editorial content and the inclusion of the annual 2-for-1 Gardens Entry Card and Guide.
The May issue of BBC Gardenersโ World magazine sold 164,576 copies on the newsstand, generating ยฃ1.4m in Retail Sales Value (RSV), an increase of 6.3% YoY. The magazineโs success was supported by an extensive trade marketing and promotional campaign, as well as a PR campaign that generated national television and print coverage.
One of the standout features of the May issue is the reusable 2-for-1 gardens entry card and guide, which offers readers 2-for-1 entry to 416 gardens nationwide.
“We were thrilled to see such a positive response from gardeners and garden visitors alike to our May 2023 issue. Once again, the appeal of the 2-for-1 Gardens scheme has been confirmed with readers recognising the great savings the card delivers at many of the countryโs most beautiful gardens.โ
Catriona Bolger, Managing Director, BBC Gardenersโ World Magazine
BBC Gardenersโ World has been a trusted source of gardening advice and inspiration for over 30 years, and its success reflects the dedication and hard work of its team. The magazine has continued to evolve and adapt to the changing needs of its readers, and this achievement is a testament to its ongoing success.
For more information about BBC Gardenersโ World and its latest issue, please visit the magazineโs website at www.gardenersworld.com.
More stories
Visit our news page for moreAll the latest releases from Immediate
- Hedgehogs making a comeback in annual BBC Gardenersโ World Magazine Survey
- Courtyard jungle in Edinburgh crowned Garden of the Year by BBC Gardenersโ World Magazine
- BBC Gardenersโ World Magazineโs May issue becomes highest revenue generating monthly in the UK in 15 years
- Tom Kerridge takes over the BBC Good Food cooking app in the run-up to Christmas