The document discusses targeting a young audience aged 14-18 for a new magazine. It aims to appeal to both female and male readers by using young artists, avoiding overly feminine or masculine colors, and using inclusive language. The goal is to sell more magazines by attracting a wider audience rather than targeting just one gender.

1. Who would be the
audience of your
media product

2.  A social group represented in m magazine is age; I am
using a young singer to get across to a younger audience
around the older teenage range. This would help get me a
younger audience because using young bands and artists
would appeal to my target market more than using an
older band or artist. I also used gender in my magazine by
making sure not to use girly or male colours when creating
my magazine so that I would be able to appeal to a
bigger audience rather than just females or just males. This
would help with the sales of my magazine because I would
be able to sell to a wider audience rather than making the
magazine for boys or girls. My magazine is in more in favour
of woman so I used a more passive language in my double
page spread to make sure I was able to appeal to more of
the female range since most woman buy magazines rather
than men, which I got from my research. I also used the
colour red, which is more to the colour pink than the colour
blue, which would appeal to women more than men that
would buy them. Because men are stereotypically more
dominant than women I used some text that would assure
dominance like using bigger words that stereotypically
women wouldn’t usually understand or usually use.

3.  The links to my target audience because I want
to appeal to both genders so that I will have a
wide range of people to buy my magazine
rather than have a target audience or males or
females.