Reader’s Digest launches fresh look website
With its fresh design, user-friendly interface and an array of exciting features, the website is set to become the go-to destination for readers seeking enlightening articles, heartwarming stories, and thought-provoking content.
The redesigned website embodies the essence of Reader’s Digest UK’s mission: to curate and deliver content that informs, entertains, and enriches the lives of its readers. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of the brand or a newcomer to its world of narratives, the website offers a seamless way to engage with an array of subjects, from health, lifestyle, culture, money, humour and more.
“We’re delighted to unveil our new website and provide the best of Reader’s Digest to our readers,” said Julie Leach, Managing Director at Reader’s Digest UK. “The redesigned website offers an improved user journey, which will make it even easier for readers to find advice and information to enrich their lives. It also enables us to highlight the great work of our editors and reach new audiences.”
“While print remains an important part of our business, this new website is a major milestone in better serving today’s digital readers and providing new opportunities for advertisers and we look forward to partnering with more brands to help them connect with our highly engaged audience in authentic and impactful ways.”
The new redesign is part of Reader’s Digest UK’s digital transformation to expand multi-platform offerings and presents opportunities for advertisers and commercial partners to connect with Reader’s Digest’s digital audience of over 320,000 monthly unique visitors. With a sleek modern design, intuitive user experience, and optimised content for mobile and desktop, the website provides an engaging platform for brands.
The new Reader’s Digest UK website is now live and accessible at the same address – www.readersdigest.co.uk
About Reader’s Digest:
Launched in 1922, Reader’s Digest has built 100 years of trust as a multi-platform media brand, with a loyal audience and has become one of the largest circulating magazines in the world. The first UK edition of Reader’s Digest hit the shelves in March 1938, and they’ve produced an edition for eager readers every month since then. Reader’s Digest also produces newsletters, podcasts, videos, and social media to uplift and inform its audience and is part of the global media company Trusted Media Brands based in the US.
For more information and to see the new website, visit https://www.readersdigest.co.uk
