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Well that's the circulation figure out of the way , now for Novembers update and huge digital growth , the net profit is going to be well worth the wait ,and small div around 2.5 I suspect. Happy days.
Well worth a read huge upsurge for Reach here's a link to The Press Gazette News page DYOR https://pressgazette.co.uk/media-company-share-prices/
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you are right social media reveals so much and so easy to find , but if you make things public what do you expect where there is money involved , people will find out who's investing in the stocks they are interested in as they nmay see them as influencers
Only a slight Ouch! .....more of a slight graze than a deep wound! Reach has always had a pattern , September is normally the lowest month then we see a climb up to end of Feb and March . Divi due shortly, looking forward to that as Planning on full retirement next April . Onwards and upwards . still cheap at this price 3.68
https://pressgazette.co.uk/mail-online-biggest-uk-news-website-july-2021/
SCROLL DOWN THE LINK TO THE ONLINE READERSHIP NUMBER
Reach is delving more into who its readers are – rather than what or where – in its mission to build deeper relationships and engagement. MORE GOOD NEWS this team are really switched on bodes well for the future.
Press Gazette
https://pressgazette.co.uk/reach-targets-registered-readers-with-email-newsletters-and-print-specials/
well having entered the 250 you'd have thought this would have been moving up , but stuck around 390 -400 it's crazy, there was more momentum when it was outside the FT 250. Are the trackers all sleeping ? Roll on November I say . Maybe us private investors are a bit brighter than them . Hold or be Bold DYOR...... And more good news
( https://www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2021/news/publisher-axes-engagement-killer-online-questionnaires/ )
A regional publisher has dispensed with online questionnaires – dubbing them “an engagement killer”.Reach plc has confirmed the move, which means readers now no longer have to fill out the forms.
Previously, users of Reach sites would sometimes have to complete the questionnaires before reading content on its websites.
But, in an interview with the Financial Times, chief executive Jim Mullen, pictured, said the forms had now been done away with for good.Speaking to the FT, he said: “Questionnaires were an engagement killer.“People just got turned off — it ruined the experience.
“As a rule, we don’t do that anymore because people just fill in a load of nonsense.” .............Thank god for that