Established in 1922 and written for readers interested in making their home and family the focal points in their lives. Articles encompass home-improvement and family-oriented topics including green living, gardening, family health and parenting. Editorial highlights include sections on food and appliances, building and do-it-yourself projects, decorating, family money management, trave, healthcare and healthy lifestyle options, family car care and home/family entertainment ideas. Fresh, the new front-of-book section, highlights ideas and inspirations for in the home and in the community. It includes products that make life easier and more fun, seasonal ideas for home entertaining and timely things to do or try each month, including eco-friendly products and green living topics. Target audience for the magazine ranges from females in their 40’s who take a great deal of pride in their home. “Family” section serves as the forum for material that points at parents with teenage and up children. “Health” section covers all things wellness, medical news stories, and stories highlighting specific health issues. Celebrity stories are not popular, and are not generally included. Pitches should be short and sent via email.

Established in 1922 and dedicated to celebrating ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Delivers a compelling mix of humor, community, philanthropy, personal service, consumer service reports and other human-interest stories. Topics covered include: health and medicine, personal finance, food, relationships, real life drama, personalities and celebrities, government waste and international terrorism. Regular sections include: The Digest, a front-of-the-book news and service section offers an aggregation of information from multiple sources; Best of America, features people or initiatives that exemplify what is great about the U.S.; Thirteen Things You Need to Know About, which offers a quick look at a single topic from an experts' point of view; Heroes, profiling ordinary people who display courage and help others; Dreamers, highlighting passionate people with entrepreneurial and innovative thinking; 4 Ways of Looking, a monthly photo feature on a common item; Make it Matter, an inspirational column about ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things; and Quick Study, a four-page primer on a given news subject.

Provides consumers with the information, ideas, and confidence they need to raise the quality of living and lifestyle in their homes and in a variety of activities that form the core of homelife. Edited for discerning, quality-conscious readers, the goal is to inform and inspire, to teach and demystify a broad range of subjects. Combines great style and useful information and celebrates the simple things people do in their everyday lives. Core content areas include home, food, gardening, crafts, holidays, keeping and weddings. From how-to information to pure inspiration, the magazine encourages the readers to dream and then shows them how to realize their dreams. Established by Time Inc. as a quarterly magazine in 1990, Martha Stewart took the magazine with her when she left the company in 1997. Martha Stewart Living is now the flagship brand of the Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia media empire. Martha Stewart Living switched to an online-only model in 2022. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital iPad/smartphone application.

Aims to help readers find realistic solutions to issues faced on a daily basis as well as inspire busy women to take on challenges which face them in a healthy and productive manner. Provides inspiration for simplifying every aspect of a woman's life with articles on home decorating, health, food, finances, clothes, family, work and holidays. Emphasis is placed on the quality of life and provides actionable solutions for eliminating clutter, managing problems, taking care of the body and nurturing the soul. Channels include Food & Recipes, Home & Organizing, Beauty & Fashion, Holidays & Entertaining, Health and Work & Life. Features the section Today's Tip, which provides advice on an issue facing readers and includes how-to videos or photos provided by various editors across different sections. Also provides a detailed search function which helps users find the exact content for which they are looking. Features a blogging network in an easy-to-navigate format as well. Offers many original how-to videos from experts and editors showcasing topics such as how to carve a turkey, fold a fitted sheet, apply eyeliner and other important and at times unexpected tips. Videos are accompanied by step-by-step instructions which allow readers to follow along with the videos. Also provides checklists which consumers can use to help organize their lives and simplify financial, work and other tasks. Checklists are provided on topics ranging from items to pack for specific vacations to tax tips and financial advice. Also includes a special once a year section Real Simple Weddings. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Online version of HGTV, a cable outlet with national distribution focusing on an array of home, decorating, lifestyle, gardening, hobbies and craft-related topics. Broadcasts a potpourri of original and exclusive programming hosted by experts in these various fields. Website includes detailed links covering all aspects of home and lifestyle issues with tips, ideas, and suggestions for site visitors. Visitors get inspiration for their home: every space, every style, every season. Fans can find a wealth of articles, step-by-step projects, photo galleries, blogs and community spaces covering everything beautiful about their homes, their gardens and their design passions. Also, show and designer information, the hugely-popular home sweepstakes (including the iconic Dream Home), and home expert listings.Through community outlets like message boards, blogs, Facebook, Twitter readers can share their love of all things home and garden.