Soap Opera Digest - Circulation

Circulation

Soap Opera Digest's circulation has declined over the years, reflecting both a decline in soap opera viewership and a decline in magazine circulations in general. A 40 percent decline in 2003 was due to eliminating reduced-rate subscriptions. This is a list of Soap Opera Digest's average circulation per issue, per year.

  • 1988: 1.1 million
  • 1998: 1,101,146
  • 1999: 1,102,940
  • 2000: 1,110,527
  • 2001: 1,025,869
  • 2002: 987,525
  • 2003: 598,739
  • 2004: 524,358
  • 2005: 495,552
  • 2006: 517,743
  • 2007: 512,403
  • 2008: 514,094
  • 2009: 498,234
  • 2010: 490,310

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