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Qualified Circulation

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Qualified Circulation
The number of readers a periodical, such as a newspaper or magazine, has. That is, if a magazine has 100,000 subscribers, it is said to have a qualified circulation of 100,000. Periodicals with higher qualified circulations generally command higher advertising rates. It is also simply called circulation.


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It is very basic: qualified circulation is the number of copies and the numbers will always be different.
com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100504/NY98041 ) CRN Magazine, the longest standing channel-focused publication in the world serving the sales channel, with a qualified circulation of 115,000, delivers Channel analysis and technology insight to solution providers who drive two-thirds of all technology sales, while Channelweb, the No.
SLM also produces seven qualified circulation e-newsletters including "Eco-Advantage Strategies," published monthly, the weeklies "Sustainable Business News," ""Sustainable Brands Weekly," "Climate Management Weekly" and "Sustainable Sourcing Weekly," and "Greener Design Update" and "Greener IT Update," both published every other week.
 
 
 
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