Carrie Underwood slimmed down since her days on American Idol - old story but still useful information!

How did she do it and keep off the weight?

Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World says:

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Tune in tomorrow for some hot diets!  For now, here’s a sneak peek!

Now here’s a twist from Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World!

This week’s issue features  the “No-S” Diet.  What does that mean?

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Now here’s a twist from Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World!

This week’s issue features  the “No-S” Diet.  What does that mean?

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Carol Brooks’ First Magazine says “Walk Off 96% More Fat”

Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World Says “Walk Off 20 lbs in 30 Days”

Susan Toepfer’s Quick & Simple offers “Fun New Ways to Walk off Weight!”

Is there a walking conspiracy going on right now? 

All three of these magazines are on the newsstand at the same time!  

It’s Monday and I don’t know about you, but I ate way too much this weekend!

So, it’s time for me to kick-start my diet and I’m turning to Stephanie Saible’s old reliable Woman’s World for some tips.

Woman’s World reports on an exciting announcement made by the University of Pittsburgh. 

“By adding 50 minutes of medrate-intenstiy activity daily is key to significant, lasting results.,” reveals Pitt’s John M. Jakicic, Ph. D. 

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Another Reason Why Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World Dominates the Newsstand!

How do you sell about 1.5 million copies per week basically using a diet topic on every cover?

Just ask editor-in-chief Stephanie Saible.

This week Woman’s World’s Stephanie Saible packages the cereal diet (you know the Special K cereal diet where you have two bowls of cereal with a healthy dinner) with the ABSOLUTE GENIUS LINE “The No-cook Supermarket Diet.”

That’s basically the story!   And you know what.  It will sell like crazy.

Stephanie knows how to spin any diet in a new and fresh way!

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It’s Monday and the celebrity weeklies are closing their issues today!

Here are some helpful reminders for developing a celebrity cover that will sell on the newsstand!

• Think about your reader!  Where is the readers attitude with their favorite stars?   Don’t put stories on the cover because you are interested in the story.  Put it on the cover because your reader wants it!

• Compelling photos sell covers!  Even when you create FAKE covers like Janice Min’s Us Weekly Lauren Conrad  cover, it’ll still sell well because it has an amazing photo of Lauren Conrad.  She’s looking at you straight in the eyes and her look is captivating.

• Be specific!  Take a page out of a magazine like Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World and create lines that are specific.  General lines DO NOT sell big numbers on the newsstand.

STEPHANIE SAIBLE’S WOMAN WORLD HELPS YOU SHED 30LBS BY MEMORIAL DAY! 

Here’s a seemingly new twist from Stephanie Saible’s Woman’s World on its diet cover strategy (which is to feature a diet every week until you are a size 0).

The main line is 10 Years Thinner.

Let me think about that for a second.  YES, I WANT TO BE 10 YEARS THINNER!  I’d even go for 20 years thinner!

Plus, you can lose 30lbs by Memorial Day.  Is that possible?  I hope I can eat carbs cuz the last time I tried to lose weight I tried that whole no carb thing and almost fell asleep every 5 minutes.  Did anyone notice?  I hope not!

Is it just me or is the word “metabolism” hot right now?  Earlier today, CoverAwards featured Carol Brooks’ First Magazine, which featured metabolism in its MAIN line.