NEW MILFORD, NJ — Some may wonder about its target reader demographic, given that the video line has never been one to promote serious higher learning or studious academic excellence – but the staggeringly popular and financially lucrative Girls Gone Wildempire is about to ad a new media option: a magazine. According to a press release issued by Curtis Circulation Company, LLC, the Girls Gone Wild Magazine will be published by GGW Brands and highlight “the pop culture phenomenon that’s capturing the essence of youth.”
This “essence” will be presented in association with the usual Girls Gone Wild fanfare and frivolity, and is expected to capture the 18-35-year-old age group, which vice president of circulation, Dennis F. Porti, describes as “today’s most elusive target market.”
Porti explains that each issue of Girls Gone Wild Magazine will include feature articles and pictorials about the various girls going wild during the company’s tours and events. Additionally, each issue will include a DVD “outsert,” capturing “real, carefree college students and twenty-something’s lifestyles as they cut loose for the camera.”
Whether such footage will include late night study sessions during finals week, countless hours of quiet time in college libraries, and bottomless cups of coffee being downed during last-minute memorization frenzies is unlikely, but whatever the wild coeds do in front of the cameras will become the world’s tabletop gossip twice a month and cost US citizens $9.99 per issue and those in Canada $12.99.
Girls Gone Wild Premier #1 is slated to go on sale April 15th, 2008 – just in time to relieve the tension of mournful tax payers.
Porti says that the magazine, the first to be distributed by Curtis Circulation Company, LLC, “is sure to be a hot commodity and a great seller and we look forward to seeing its growth on the newsstands.”
