Sentence examples for boosting circulation from inspiring English sources

In January the Sunday Telegraph also enjoyed a month on month sales rise, boosting circulation by 1.97% to 461,772.

Willes proclaimed the absurd goal of boosting circulation, which had dipped down toward the million mark, by fifty per cent.

The magazine launched a £3m marketing drive last November with the ultimate goal of boosting circulation by 50%.

Bauer Media's Kerrang! was the only music title to record an uplift on the previous six months, boosting circulation by 0.2% to 43,033.

"Classifieds is a numbers game, it is about response and boosting circulation and going free means the paper will be back in the game," said the source.

Though some devotees disparaged her hiring as counter to the magazine's literary tone, her trademark formula did prove effective in boosting circulation.

Specialist titles including BBC History and BBC Focus boosted circulation.

The marriage of Victoria Adams to David Beckham established the power of celebrity weddings to boost circulation.

(The exercise is necessary, she said, to boost circulation "while the toxins come out and the minerals absorb").

Curtis boosted circulation to more than 400,000 with an innovative multiple-subscription "club" and a large advertising campaign.

Like the white-owned Hearst and Pulitzer newspapers, the Defender under Abbott used sensationalism to boost circulation.