The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, April 11, 1930, Image 24
Tree Reader Interest
( In which the advertiser is primarily interested )
After all opinions have been expressed, it is still
true that reader interest is the true gauge of how
valuable a newspaper may be to its advertisers.
Covering more than half the city of Atlanta
every day, The Evening Georgian must certainly
have reader interest. An advertisement clearly
written about merchandise in themselves desir
able, appearing in The Georgian will bring in the
customers.
That there is great reader interest in The Sun
day American is proved in the circulation an
average of more than 157,000 a Sunday for the
last six months. Ihe largest circulation in the
southeast, largest ever attained by any newspaper
in this territory.
On Sundays the three Atlanta newspapers are
available at the same hours; the readers may then
express their real preference. On Sundays The
Sunday American leads by a wide margin.
A further proof that I he Georgian-American s
circulation is a true gauge of reader interest is had
in the fact that no high-pressure circulation con
tests, begging and paying readers to aid in getting
circulation, have been used.