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Hellomagazine revamps health and beauty section

July 10th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Uncategorized, magazines

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Hello has relaunched the health and beauty section of its website to include new content and redesign the section in keeping with the rest of the site.

Male readers will be targeted through the new section with health tips and style advice, a press release from the magazine said.

The website attracts 1.5 million monthly unique users according to figures from its January Audit Bureau of Circulations Electronic (ABCE) audit.

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