Eclat Magazine
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Eclat Magazine is a monthly general interest and lifestyle magazine published in the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Known for its coverage of culture, politics, fashion, and the arts, Eclat Magazine has established itself as one of the premier publications in Nouvelle Alexandrie since its founding in 1686 AN.
History
The magazine was founded by journalist Isabella DuMont and media entrepreneur Charles LeBlanc in 1686 AN in Punta Santiago, Alduria. Initially intended as a quarterly publication, it shifted to a monthly format in 1693 AN due to its growing popularity. The magazine's headquarters are located in Cárdenas, the capital of Nouvelle Alexandrie, moving to the city from Punta Santiago, Alduria to the
Editorial Focus
Eclat Magazine provides in-depth articles, profiles, and features across a wide range of topics. It is particularly known for its political reporting, celebrity interviews, and investigative journalism. Its editorial style combines factual reporting with narrative storytelling, appealing to a broad, educated audience. Over the years, the magazine has won multiple awards for its journalistic integrity and quality.
Sections
- Culture – Reviews and articles on film, music, theater, and the arts.
- Fashion – Trend analysis, designer profiles, and style tips.
- Politics – Coverage of national and international politics, with a focus on Nouvelle Alexandrie.
- Business – Profiles of leading industry figures and analysis of market trends.
- Society – Social commentary and features on notable individuals.
Readership
Eclat Magazine is highly reputable and trusted by its reader base in Nouvelle Alexandrie. The publication is known for its high-quality journalism and appeals to both younger and older demographics.
Circulation
The magazine has a strong monthly circulation in Nouvelle Alexandrie of about 995,329 print copies. A full regional breakdown of the print subscriptions for the magazine (as of 1723 AN) is as follows:
| Region | Monthly Circulation |
|---|---|
| Alduria | 187,322 |
| Wechua Nation | 187,112 |
| Federal Capital District | 101,342 |
| South Lyrica | 100,321 |
| New Luthoria | 98,532 |
| North Lyrica | 81,232 |
| Islas de la Libertad | 77,201 |
| Santander | 67,761 |
| Valencia | 32,433 |
| Isles of Caputia | 27,872 |
| Boriquén | 17,201 |
| New Caputia | 17,100 |
Digital Presence
The digital platform of Eclat Magazine attracts around 2.2 million unique monthly visits. The average time spent on the site is about 9 to 10 minutes, indicative of its engaging content. Trust metrics show that approximately 78% of surveyed readers consider the magazine a reliable source of information, where 98% of those of users agree that "opinion or similar content is clearly marked and noted" in a customer survey poll and other market research by Best Practices, Inc. and Alexandrian Analytical Solutions in 1722 AN.
Streaming Media Channels
Eclat Magazine operates two successful streaming media channels, which are key revenue drivers for the publication:
- Eclat Lifestyle & Health: focuses on wellness, exercise, and nutrition and attracts around 450,000 monthly active users.
- Eclat Culture & Politics: specializes in documentaries and creative non-fiction, drawing approximately 320,000 monthly active users.
Financials
The magazine generated a total revenue of approximately NAX€363 million in the fiscal year of 1723 AN:
| Revenue Stream | Amount (in millions of NAX€) |
|---|---|
| Print Subscriptions | €57 |
| Digital Subscriptions | €28 |
| Advertising (Print) | €101 |
| Advertising (Digital) | €78 |
| Special Editions & Merchandise | €2 |
| Streaming Media Channels | €97 |
Profits
After operational costs, Eclat Magazine reported a net profit of approximately €116.16 million in the last fiscal year, with a profit margin of roughly 32%.
Subscriptions
Subscription metrics are strong, with approximately 290,000 annual print subscribers and 97,000 digital-only subscribers. Discounted student subscriptions make up about 9% of total subscriptions.
