quick facts
Providing comprehensive, top-quality content week-in and week-out, the Shepherd Express has a prized, diverse readership. From twenty-somethings to baby boomers, our readers are informed, affluent and adventurous.
The blend of News & Views, Arts & Entertainment, Dining and Music found in the Shepherd Express is used more often than any other source as a one-stop guide to Milwaukee.
The blend of News & Views, Arts & Entertainment, Dining and Music found in the Shepherd Express is used more often than any other source as a one-stop guide to Milwaukee.
Paper Circulation - 59,500
Frequency - 52
Frequency - 52
Distribution Area
Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee,Washington and Racine counties.
Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee,Washington and Racine counties.
Page Views - 163,732
Unique Visitors - 62,700
Unique Visitors - 62,700
Audit Source
Print - Verified Audit of Circulation
Online - Google Analytics
Print - Verified Audit of Circulation
Online - Google Analytics
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Online readership of our expressMilwaukee.com website has increased by 48% in the past year, placing our total readership well above 300,000 adults in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, Washington and Racine counties.
Did you know the Shepherd Express reaches over 90,000 adults aged 21 to 34 and over 80,000 adults aged 35 to 49?
According to the Feb/March 2008 Media Audit survey, overall readership of the Shepherd Express has increased to 287,200 people.
According to the Feb/March 2008 Media Audit survey, overall readership of the Shepherd Express has increased to 287,200 people.
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Lewis and Clarke w/ Caroline Weeks and Corridor
Named not for the famous explorers, but rather the authors C.S. Lewis and Arthur C. Clarke, the indie-folk ensemble Lewis and Clarke were lumped in with the freak-folk movement of earlier this decade, but as freak-folk fell out of fashion in favor of plain-old folk, they’ve stripped their sound, toning down the theatrics of British folk in favor of a decidedly more modest, made-in-the-mountains American sound, perfect for those who like their music hushed...