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When carrying out the focus group I found out that the
audience has certain expectations for each genre of a magazine. These
expectations were such things as colour schemes being either red, black, orange
or grey and the layout being bold. The types of adverts being featured were to
be alcohol, concerts and computer games and to be relatable to the style of the
magazine.
When discussing the layout and contents of magazines, my audience
mentioned how having such articles as funny celebrity stories and embarrassing
stories about them would attract them into reading and buying the magazine,
however the maximum price that they would pay would be about £3. Traditionally
in rock magazines, there wouldn’t be articles based on embarrassing stories,
instead there would be article on drug/alcohol abuse within bands and
rebellious artists not following the rules of society, however the magazine I
am planning to create will try to feature more than one style of genre and this
will allow me to use a variety of different cover lines. I also learnt that my
target audience would like to hear about up coming festivals and concerts, also
mentioning that they would be interested in hearing about competitions to win
meet and greet tickets or chances to go to other music events.
Overall I have discovered that to create an appealing
magazine, the target audience would like to hear about new bands, band/artist
stories and possible events available to them, they also would like to see
adverts for fashion (get the look), technology and other relatable features to
the magazine. I also need to cover a variety of different topics to cater to
everyone and create a wider based audience.
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