tertiary readership

tertiary readership
/ˌtɜ:ʃəri 'ri:dəʃɪp/ noun
the people who do not buy a newspaper or magazine but come across it as a result of another activity such as waiting for an appointment with the dentist
Many glossy magazines have a relatively small circulation but a high tertiary readership.

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