FIRST
INSIDE:
And they read
Investor’s Business Daily religiously.
In fact—according to the 1999 Mendelsohn Affluent Survey--they believe
IBD to be virtually infallible.
Blind faith?
Not at all. It’s because IBD’s financial advice works. Proven
investment strategies, hard-core world market analysis, stock
information that’s found in our pages and nowhere else. That’s why they
rate IBD #1 among the five leading financial publications.*
And while
everybody prays for a healthy Dow; wise investors rely on IBD to
plan and build their retirements. Advertise in IBD’s Special Section on
“The Good Life” (close date: etc.) and you’ll have the faith,
attention, and loyalty of 839,000 of the country’s most affluent*
decision makers.
Put your trust in a higher power:
Investor’s Business Daily
SECOND INSIDE:
Box or
sidebar:
Meet the
average IBD reader:
- He or she
rates IBD #1 over Barron’s, Business Week, Forbes, Fortune, and The
Wall Street Journal.
- Net
worth: $1.1 million dollars
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Average income: $121,000 (higher than readers of the above
publications)
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Regularly makes company decisions regarding purchase of
technology, financial services, real estate, auto fleets
- 60%
are managerial; 41% hold one of the five top-ranking jobs in his/her
organization
Sidebar:
No, you won’t duplicate
your audience
by advertising in IBD—in fact, you’ll more than double it.
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72.7% of IBD readers DO NOT read Barron’s
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72.5% of IBD readers DO NOT read Business Week
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76.5% of IBD readers DO NOT read Forbes
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66.8% of IBD readers DO NOT read Money
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57.2% of IBD readers DO NOT read The Wall Street Journal
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84% of IBD readers DO NOT read The New York Times
Source: 1999
Mendelsohn Affluent Survey
IBD delivers true believers.