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America's 100 most popular magazines
America's 100 most popular magazines
#100. Outdoor Life
#99. Bloomberg Businessweek
#98. Kiplinger's Personal Finance
#97. Ducks Unlimited
#96. American Legion Auxiliary
#95. Coastal Living
#94. Runners World
#93. Arthritis Today
#92. Reminisce
#91. Experience Life
#90. Forbes
#89. Outside
#88. Inc.
#87. Fast Company
#86. Fortune (North America)
#85. Harpers Bazaar
#84. Esquire
#83. Star
#82. Scouting
#81. Woman's World
#80. This Old House
#79. House Beautiful
#78. Conde Nast Traveler
#77. Architectural Digest
#76. Field And Stream
#75. Boys' Life
#74. First For Women
#73. Wired
#72. Traditional Home
#71. American Hunter
#70. Popular Science
#69. GQ (Gentlemen's Quarterly)
#68. Food & Wine
#67. Travel + Leisure
#66. Midwest Living
#65. Food & Family
#64. Motor Trend
#63. Marie Claire
#62. EatingWell
#61. VFW Magazine
#60. Essence
#59. Birds And Blooms
#58. Popular Mechanics
#57. Elle
#56. Weight Watchers
#55. Allure
#54. Car and Driver
#53. The Family Handyman
#52. Vogue
#51. Vanity Fair
#50. Men's Journal
#49. Sunset
#48. The New Yorker
#47. Rolling Stone
#46. The Magnolia Journal
#45. TV Guide Magazine (U.S.)
#44. Guideposts
#43. HGTV Magazine
#42. Health
#41. Country Living
#40. Golf Magazine
#39. Allrecipes
#38. Entertainment Weekly
#37. Bon Appetit
#36. Women's Health
#35. Money
#34. Golf Digest
#33. In Style
#32. Rachael Ray Every Day
#31. Food Network Magazine
#30. Cooking Light
#29. Smithsonian
#28. Men's Health
#27. The American Legion
#26. American Rifleman
#25. Seventeen
#24. Us Weekly
#23. Real Simple
#22. Parents
#21. Martha Stewart Living
#20. Taste Of Home
#19. Redbook
#18. ESPN magazine
#17. Glamour
#16. Time
#15. The Oprah Magazine
#14. Shape
#13. Readers Digest
#12. National Geographic
#11. Sports Illustrated
#10. Southern Living
#9. Cosmopolitan
#8. Woman's Day
#7. People
#6. Family Circle
#5. Good Housekeeping
#4. Game Informer
#3. Better Homes & Gardens
#2. AARP Bulletin
#1. AARP The Magazine

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America's 100 most popular magazines
Written by: Sophia Crisafulli
September 10, 2018
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America's 100 most popular magazines
Since the 17th century, magazines have played a key role in the spread of information and selling of goods. Long before readers were introduced to marketing efforts like perfume sample pages and advertorials, there was a 1660s German circulatory called “Erbauliche Monaths Unterredungen.” And before Vogue was even a twinkle in Conde Nast’s eye, there was “Harper’s Magazine,” the oldest general interest monthly magazine in the United States. In 2018, print has lost much of its influence to the digital landscape. There are still plenty of magazines in wide circulation, however, catering to a diverse readership. There’s a publication out there for gamers, gourmets, important business people, and even Oprah-worshippers—you need only look to find features, human interest stories, recipes, hacks, and anything else that might grab your attention. Each of those magazines, along with many more you may not have heard of, has a place on this list of America’s 100 most popular magazines. To create this ranking, Stacker pulled data from Alliance for Audited Media’s Snapshot Report. This data represents the average paid, verified circulation for a six-month period ending on June 30, 2018.