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Scarlet Letters Circulation Profile

Of Scarlet Letters and Femmerotic readers surveyed (as determined by surveys and user feedback conducted in 1999 and 2000):

  • 55% surveyed read regularly
    45% are first-time visitors
  • 35% are male
    65% are female
  • 30% are 18 - 25
    30% are 25 - 35
    30% are 35 - 50
    10% are over 50
  • 70% identify as heterosexual
    5% identify as homosexual
    20% identify as bisexual
    (and 5% as other sexual orientations)
  • 47% are single,
    43% as married
    12% are domestically partnered.
  • 32% have some college
    27% are college graduates
    26% have graduate, doctoral or professional degrees
  • 80% live in the United States and Canada
    10% live in Europe or Austrailia
  • The average reader income is $35,000 (U.S.)
  • Readers are most interested in the following online services and products in advertising on Scarlet Letters (in order of interest):
    Books and magazines
    Music and CDs
    Sex Toys and Tools
    Other Sexuality Sites
    Travel
    Clothing, Shoes and Cosmetics
  • 70% have purchased items online
    23% would purchase tems online, but have not yet
    7% say they would not ever purchase items online.
  • Readers at Scarlet Letters also read such periodicalsas : Allure, Aperture, Bust, Cosmopolitan, Details, Esquire, Harper's Bazaar, Jane, Libido, Mode, Ms., The New Yorker, Newsweek, On Our Backs, Playboy, Rolling Stone, Salon, The Utne Reader, Talk, Time. Vanity Fair, The Villiage Voice, Wallpaper, and Wired.

  • Roughly 75% of Scarlet Letters readers state that they are very satisfied with their sexual lives.

Scarleteen readers are approximately 75% female and 25% male, and the average reader age is 17.


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