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Reader’s Digest, which was established in 1922, is the top-selling consumer publication in the country. Reader’s Digest is a global publisher of publications, books, streaming content, and home video sets. It also engages in direct marketing. These are distributed through a range of channels, such as catalogs, retail stores, the Internet, direct mail, display marketing, and direct response television.

The average Reader’s Digest subscriber remains with the magazine for more than five years, making them among the most devoted in the magazine industry. The Australian version now has a 90% subscriber rate, giving advertisers a rare chance to access a guaranteed audience.

The Reader’s Digest general interest magazine, which has a monthly readership of 3 million copies in the US, is its main publication.

Reader’s Digest issues combine current events, compelling human narratives, entertainment, excellent humor, and practical advice on health, home, travel, and adventure to provide readers with inspiration, entertainment, and knowledge that is relevant to them and their life.

Reader’s Digest inspires by highlighting the best aspects of our world, our communities, and ourselves. It is published in over 51 countries in 21 different languages, has a circulation of over 10 million worldwide, and more than 35 million people read it in print.