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It is interesting to look back at the origins of Cosmopolitan Magazine, seeing their first range of numbers (in the 25,000) subscription, as it has become now - a modern success. Its almost amazing how the content has evolved over the years from a single family magazine in the late nineteenth century - which is now a demographic exclusive to females.
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Only one year later, after cosmopolitan booming popularity, ED Walker sold the company to John Brisben yummy mummy butter london Walker, who quickly employed some of the best writers yummy mummy butter london of the nation. He then opened a free school of correspondence, which had to retract immediately after only 2 weeks and then 20,000 more people signed.
Cosmopolitan magazine was later sold to William Randolph Hearst in 1905. He began developing the magazine by investigative journalists and employing top writers. Some of the best articles written came from recruiting sense of William Hearst, the employment Alfred yummy mummy butter london Henry Lewis, David Graham Philips, Ida Tarbell, Upton Sinclair, Sinclair Lewis and George Bernard Shaw, all those who have written some of the most famous articles for their time.
As the recent decades, the magazine exchange items strictly short novels and stories, yummy mummy butter london sales increased (1.7 Million copies in circulation) and more than 5 million of advertising revenue in 1930. Cosmopolitan magazine proved to be an incredible success, after the Second World War magazine sales topped the 2 million yummy mummy butter london mark.
Unfortunately the demand for magazine content decreased in the 1950s, the number of traffic crippled to just over a million, despite the reduced revenue cosmopolitan magazine subscriptions were still a profitable business, even cosmopolitan today is the one of the most subscribed to magazines in the world.
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