Circulation
henry is published every quarter, at the beginning of each season.
We print 30,000 copies per issue – giving every issue a shelf life of 3 months and a current physical readership of 81,000+. Our digital audience hits nearly 4,000 readers each edition.
We do a one-off delivery to letterboxes, PO boxes, rural delivery addresses and accommodators, and our CBD circuits are topped up on a monthly basis.
Taupo
- 1,987 rural delivery
- 6,000 residential letterboxes
- 2,456 CBD circuit (CBD locations, accommodation and TDC Customer Service & i-SITE)
- 604 Taupo PO boxes
Rotorua
- 11,113 residential letterboxes
- 861 Rotorua PO boxes
- 1,510 café circuit
Whakatane
- 868 residential letterboxes
- 339 PO boxes
- 2,862 rural delivery
- 1,400 CBD circuit (cafes, accommodation)
To help reach our readers, we engage the services of ReachMedia and Triangle Promotions.
Who gets henry on the CBD circuit?
- Advertisers
- Cafes
- Motels
- Waiting rooms/receptions
- Medical centres & dentists
- Libraries
- Selected retailers
Why didn’t I receive a copy in my letterbox?
With direct mail, there is always a percentage of “failed delivery” due to the (most common) following reasons;
- Human error, the ‘walker’ misses the letterbox
- Human error, the magazine is folded in with other junk mail and the resident throws it all out without realising
- The property does not accept circulars or junk mail
- It is a Rural Delivery address that does not opt in for unaddressed mail. Many new home owners moving into RD addresses wouldn’t even realise it; the previous owners ‘opt out’ and the new owners move in without realising they’re not receiving the circular mail. Only the resident can check and correct this.
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Emma Kunac, Girls on Grass
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