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I am trying to find a list of magazines with this topics Oil/energy/petroleum
Wine, Horses/equestrian, Boating,Flying (personal jets),Luxury vacations,Arts, Fashion â high end and Luxury cars so I can market a product to reach a wealthy audience.
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Answer
New England Home is a bimonthly regional magazine that targets the top 5% of the population, highlighting luxury resorts and homes from Cape Cod to Newport, RI. Sold at newsstands.
Boston Industry also targets this demographic and is also sold at newstands.
DuPont Registry Fine Autos and DuPont Registry of Fine Boats - They allow readers to sell, rent, and buy their own luxury cars and boats.
Evo is a European automobile magazine, focusing on custom-made Italian cars, as well as luxury homes, estates, resorts...
Palm Beach Illustrated is a highly acclaimed luxury magazine, focusing on high end fashion, and social and cultural scenes, celebrities, interior design.
Robb Report - monthly magazine that brings you exotic automobiles, boats, exclusive travek destinations, watches, jewelry, and much more.
All of these magazines are targeted at an affluent audience and only advertise expensive products. If you're looking to market a product towards the wealthy, check out their websites - they have a lot of detail on what's in the magazine itself.
Hope this helped. Good luck.
New England Home is a bimonthly regional magazine that targets the top 5% of the population, highlighting luxury resorts and homes from Cape Cod to Newport, RI. Sold at newsstands.
Boston Industry also targets this demographic and is also sold at newstands.
DuPont Registry Fine Autos and DuPont Registry of Fine Boats - They allow readers to sell, rent, and buy their own luxury cars and boats.
Evo is a European automobile magazine, focusing on custom-made Italian cars, as well as luxury homes, estates, resorts...
Palm Beach Illustrated is a highly acclaimed luxury magazine, focusing on high end fashion, and social and cultural scenes, celebrities, interior design.
Robb Report - monthly magazine that brings you exotic automobiles, boats, exclusive travek destinations, watches, jewelry, and much more.
All of these magazines are targeted at an affluent audience and only advertise expensive products. If you're looking to market a product towards the wealthy, check out their websites - they have a lot of detail on what's in the magazine itself.
Hope this helped. Good luck.
How much money should I expect to spend on an apartment?
Q. How much for monthly rent for an apartment that allows dogs in Japan????????????????????///
Answer
You might want to try narrowing it down a bit to a region or even a city as housing prices fluctuate wildly depending on where you choose to live. Also, unless you wind up living in a guest house or furnished apartment you'll need to spring for such things as appliances (gas table & fridge) and basically pay for everything including electricity, water, gas, cable, internet and whatever else they can shake you for.
To put this into perspective I'll give you two examples.
My friend and his wife lived in a two room apartment on the ground floor. Never choose the ground floor in Japan unless you happen to like humidity, mold and mildew. For this it cost them 66,000 yen a month for the apartment itself in an older building in a rather older part of town. The appliances they found, were donated by friends or they picked up really cheap. They had no cable so watched no TV, used the internet and relied on space heaters during the winter, fans in the summer and on those rare occasions when it got really hot they used the air conditioner. All in all it cost them around 75,000 yen a month not including food and sundry expenses.
My wife an I lived in a nicer area with 2 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room and living room. We bought our appliances new and had all the luxuries you'd expect. During the summer months the air conditioner ran pretty much constantly, during the winter we used the heaters that came with the apartment. We had a satellite dish and subscribed the movie channels and we had high speed ADSL installed.
Our apartment cost about 138,000 yen a month, the rest of the charges for gas, electricity, water, satellite and internet ran another 30,000 yen or so in the summer and maybe 25,000 yen in the winter. And we didn't live in an expensive place or area.
So it really depends on where you'll wind up in Japan (urban/suburban), what kind of building you wind up going into, how old it is and the area.
You might want to try narrowing it down a bit to a region or even a city as housing prices fluctuate wildly depending on where you choose to live. Also, unless you wind up living in a guest house or furnished apartment you'll need to spring for such things as appliances (gas table & fridge) and basically pay for everything including electricity, water, gas, cable, internet and whatever else they can shake you for.
To put this into perspective I'll give you two examples.
My friend and his wife lived in a two room apartment on the ground floor. Never choose the ground floor in Japan unless you happen to like humidity, mold and mildew. For this it cost them 66,000 yen a month for the apartment itself in an older building in a rather older part of town. The appliances they found, were donated by friends or they picked up really cheap. They had no cable so watched no TV, used the internet and relied on space heaters during the winter, fans in the summer and on those rare occasions when it got really hot they used the air conditioner. All in all it cost them around 75,000 yen a month not including food and sundry expenses.
My wife an I lived in a nicer area with 2 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room and living room. We bought our appliances new and had all the luxuries you'd expect. During the summer months the air conditioner ran pretty much constantly, during the winter we used the heaters that came with the apartment. We had a satellite dish and subscribed the movie channels and we had high speed ADSL installed.
Our apartment cost about 138,000 yen a month, the rest of the charges for gas, electricity, water, satellite and internet ran another 30,000 yen or so in the summer and maybe 25,000 yen in the winter. And we didn't live in an expensive place or area.
So it really depends on where you'll wind up in Japan (urban/suburban), what kind of building you wind up going into, how old it is and the area.
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