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Print titles

Magazines, newspapers and directories sold with their advertiser base.

1 listing1 with a published price1 publishing turnoverDirect to the seller
Listings only — Admarket is not the broker.

Turnover, running costs, occupancy and contract terms are owner-supplied and unaudited. Verify them yourself before you commit: the sale is agreed directly between the two parties and Admarket takes no part in it.

Print titles on the market

Turnover is shown weekly, monthly and annually on each card. 1 of 1 sellers publish it; the rest release figures under NDA.

Print title · quarterly, 42,000 copies

Quarterly city magazine, 42k circulation

London, United Kingdom
Open to offers
£480,000Asking price, title and advertiser book
Turnover
Weekly£7,150
Monthly£31,000
Annual£372,000
Running costs £214,000 a year78% occupancy
42,000
Audited circulation
64%
Advertisers renewing year on year
4
Issues per year
  • Circulation is independently audited, not a claimed print run
  • Top three advertisers account for 41% of revenue
  • Print contract runs to 2028 at rates fixed in 2023
Kensington Publishing · PublisherListed 3 weeks agoView & enquire

What to check before buying

The four things that most often change the price of print titles after the first meeting.

  1. 1

    Audited circulation

    Insist on an independent audit rather than a print run. Distributed and read are different numbers, and rate cards are built on the second.

  2. 2

    Subscriber data and consent

    Confirm the list transfers lawfully and that consent covers marketing under the new owner. An unusable list removes most of the goodwill.

  3. 3

    Printer and distribution contracts

    Check notice periods and volume commitments. A long print contract at old rates can be an asset or a liability.

  4. 4

    Advertiser concentration

    If three advertisers make up half the revenue, price the title on the assumption that one of them leaves after the sale.

This is a starting checklist, not advice. Take your own legal and financial advice before signing anything.

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