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  • Visitors are 88% women, 86% USA, 91% college educated, 73% aged 35-64.

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  • BookBrowse is an information resource, not a final purchase destination - thus, visitors are in the mindset to be receptive to new information.

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  • BookBrowse's visitors are avid readers (80% read 3+ books each month). Frequent readers tend to be open to new ideas.  They're thoughtful, inventive, focused and ambitious, and actively involved in the world around them. They're opinion formers and decision makers.

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