For a variety of non-financial reasons, I like to read Men’s Health from cover to cover each month. I know it’s not as entertaining as Maxim Magazine for a lot of people, but I still like it. Though it has a ton of advertising and is one of the few magazines where it’s impossible to get cheap, the content is usually well worth the cost. I’ve even found the articles about money fairly interesting. In the Jan/Feb edition, I found one such interesting article. Unfortunately, I can’t say it’s very helpful to their target audience. On page 123, there is an article 8 ways to impress me by Erin Burnett. Let’s go through them one by one and look at why Men’s Health would put this (with other articles) under a page titled, “Let Your Money Grow.” 1. “Any guy who can plan a trip to an exotic locale… would impress me” – That doesn’t sound pretty cheap does it? 2. “Buy me a new atlas and globe… I love to travel and hope to eventually set foot in 100 countries.” – An atlas and a globe, I can han
For a variety of non-financial reasons, I like to read Men’s Health from cover to cover each month. I know it’s not as entertaining as Maxim Magazine for a lot of people, but I still like it. Though it has a ton of advertising and is one of the few magazines where it’s impossible to get cheap, the content is usually well worth the cost. I’ve even found the articles about money fairly interesting. In the Jan/Feb edition, I found one such interesting article. Unfortunately, I can’t say it’s very helpful to their target audience. On page 123, there is an article 8 ways to impress me by Erin Burnett. Let’s go through them one by one and look at why Men’s Health would put this (with other articles) under a page titled, “Let Your Money Grow.” 1. “Any guy who can plan a trip to an exotic locale… would impress me” – That doesn’t sound pretty cheap does it? 2. “Buy me a new atlas and globe… I love to travel and hope to eventually set foot in 100 countries.” – An atlas and a globe, I can han