Help AskMen.com's Audience Through its Quarter-Life Crisis
The male 20-somethings that visit AskMen.com are trying to figure out their lives, and the site is there to help them answer a lot of questions on their journey.
“We’ve got a fairly even split between single and married guys, but most of them are in some sort of transitional state,” said [publisher and editor-in-chief James] Bassil, referring to changes in careers or relationships, among others. The common factor is these men tend to be engaged with shaping and re-shaping their lives.
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