Evanston, Ill. – Family Energy, published by iParenting Media in Evanston, Ill., has applied for membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC).
Established in 2004, Family Energy magazine is published bi-monthly and features important information about raising healthy children. Family Energy educates its readers about their health and fitness, and gives them a better understanding of nutrition and how to live a healthy life.
“Our application for membership of the Audit Bureau of Circulations demonstrates our commitment to validating our circulation to our advertisers,” said Alvin All, publisher. "It also demonstrates the difference between Family Energy magazine and the numerous niche publications that are not audited."
Michael J. Lavery, ABC’s president and managing director, said, “Today’s media marketplace is more competitive than ever before. In addition, advertisers are demanding increased accountability from the media they use. Publishers need every marketing edge to meet these challenges. We are pleased Family Energy recognizes that ABC will assist in achieving the objectives of both publishers and advertisers. We welcome their application for membership.”
With nearly 4,300 members, ABC is in its 90th year as the first and largest circulation-auditing organization in the world, maintaining the world’s foremost electronic database of audited-circulation information and a growing array of verified readership, subscribership and online activity data. ABC offers reports and services in a variety of flexible formats, including print, spreadsheet, CD-ROM and online at www.accessabc.com.
Family Energy magazine is a comprehensive resource guide for today’s active families seeking a fun, fit and healthy lifestyle. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that 15 percent of children and adolescents ages 6 to 19 years are overweight – the result of poor food choices and sedentary lifestyles. Because of this, parents are taking steps to live physically and emotionally healthier lifestyles with their kids and Family Energy provides them with solutions. Learn more at www.familyenergy.com.
