Media Metrics

If you're targeting Baby Boomers and senior citizens with your
latest news, you're in luck. AARP The Magazine debuted late last
month with the largest circulation in the country at 21.5 million
households and 35.2 million AARP members. The new mag is a
combination of two older titles, My Generation and Modern Maturity,
and will be distributed in various editions to match the distinct
age groups that make up the senior population (PRN, Sept. 9,
2002).

Also, look to these markets, which have the highest population
of media consumers 65 and older. We partnered with Delahaye
Medialink to offer you these stats, broken down by number of senior
citizens within the total audience and the percentage of senior
citizens within the total audience.

Markets with Most Adults 65
and Older


Total
Audience
Audience 65+
1.
New York
14,316,000
2,391,000
2.
Los Angeles
9,443,000
1,246,000
3.
Chicago
6,703,000
1,023,000
4.
San Francisco
5,328,000
768,000
5.
Philadelphia
3,826,000
678,000
6.
Boston
4,022,000
677,000
7.
Miami
2,929,000
647,000
8.
Detroit
3,436,000
548,000
9.
Tampa, Fla.
1,872,000
507,000
10.
Dallas-Ft. Worth
3,848,000
428,000

Markets with Highest
Percentage of Adults 65 and Older


Total
Audience
Audience 65+
Percentage
1.
Sarasota, Fla.
485,000
178,000
36.7
2.
West Palm Beach, Fla.
865,000
264,000
30.5
3.
Fort Myers-Naples, Fla.
529,000
157,000
29.7
4.
Daytona Beach, Fla.
388,000
111,000
28.6
5.
Tampa-St. Petersburg,
Fla.
1,872,000
507,000
27.1
6.
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.
2,929,000
647,000
22.1
7.
Pittsburgh
1,806,000
394,000
21.8
8.
Melbourne-Titusville-Cocoa,
Fla.
377,000
80,000
21.2
9.
Buffalo, N.Y.
867,000
174,000
20.1
10.
Providence-Warwick-Pawtucket
1,221,000
238,000
19.5

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