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Embarcadero Media Foundation readers, like the Bay Area, are unique in that they have different education levels, socioeconomic statuses, ethnicities, lifestyles, living situations and interests. Aside from visiting our website multiple times per week, they love to try new restaurants, explore outdoors, take on home-improvement projects and stay active in mind and body.

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Reach*

Digital Readers

WebsiteAverage monthly total visits
Palo Alto Online298,100
Mountain View Voice324,700
The Almanac327,100
Pleasanton Weekly326,600
Danville/San Ramon176,200
The Six Fifty16,000
RWC Pulse64,300
Livermore Vine45,600
Total1,564,200

Email Stats

NewsletterOpt-in Subscribers
Express Daily News Headlines67,700
Weekend Express28,000
Peninsula Foodist16,100
The Six Fifty8,200
Tri-Valley Preps Playbook2,000

*Stats as of January 2026

Print Readers

PublicationCirculation
Palo Alto Weekly20,000
The Almanac9,500
Pleasanton Weekly9,500

Demographics

Age & Gender

Our average online reader is 50 years old and the average print reader is 60 years old. More than 50% of all readers are between 45 to 65 years old and 53% of them are women.

Gender

Age: Online

Age: Print

Education

Over 87% of our readers have at least a Bachelor's degree.

Housing

More than 7 of 10 readers own a home. 20% rent.

Household income

54.1% of our readers make between $100-$400k/year.


What they do

45%
plan on spending an average of $8,000 on home development and/or landscaping

65%
will engage in regular exercise

22%
plan to invest in continuing education

20%
will participate in Yoga or Pilates

75%
will travel

66%
plan to attend a museum

40%
will visit San Francisco and/or Monterey/Carmel

65%
eat out at least once per week and 20% of them plan to spend over $40 per person


How they read

70%
of our online readers visit our websites frequently (multiple days per week)

40%
of our online visitors also read our print papers regularly