Each of the eight magazine contents pages featured typical conventions like using the brand identity and featuring main celebrity images. A large main image dominates the front cover to entice readers with quotes about articles. Friendly language and direct addresses to readers are used. The masthead, font, and color scheme are consistent across issues to maintain the magazine's signature look and brand identity. Repeated patterns throughout each contents page include featuring popular artists' images to draw in the target audience. Both female and male artists from a range of genres are featured to appeal to different interests. Costumes portrayed are typically edgy and quirky to convey pop conventions. The masthead and layout are positioned consistently to reinforce the magazine's recognizable style.

2. Each of the eight contents pages all feature typical magazine content page conventions; such as the use of the brand identity to
continuously portrait the magazines key features across each of their magazines. Typically in We (Love) Pop magazine a main image
that is slightly larger that the other smaller feature images dominates the front cover, drawing the audience into buying the magazine
by showing the big main articles image to make you want to read on and find out more information about this celeb. Pull out quotes
are used either to the side of the image or just below the image so the target audience are able to get an inkling into what the article
may be about. The use of these friendlier words such as “reem” and “quid” make the magazine seem more direct to the audience
using direct address to draw the readership into the magazine. Finally a masthead in an appropriate colour and font to link in with the
magazine and keep this repetitive look and colour scheme throughout as it is the same font as most of the font used throughout the
magazine and black Is a key feature.
Adding to this, repeated patterns are shown throughout each one of the magazines contents pages. Everyone of the contents pages
always features the big celeb artists and images of these celebs. This is typically as the target audience what we expect to see on
the contents page of the magazine as it is a music magazine and the use of these images draws the target audience in; There is a
heavy mix of bands and solo artists, therefore this is able to show that the world of pop is not heavily one sided of either bands or
solo artists but consists of a range of different bands and artists. Not only famous singers and artists are shown in the magazine,
other celebs such as actors and reality TV stars are shown such as Joey Essex and Taylor Lautner; this also appeals to the needs of
the magazines target audience as they have other interests other than just music so this is a good way to appeal to a wider audience.
All of the contents pages we can see; that all of the images are positioned to the right hand side and middle of the magazine.
There is a real mix between the gender of the artists, there are both female and male solo artists and female and male group artists;
but we don’t seem to see groups where there is a mix of female and male artists. Some of the magazine contents pages show that
this months issue is focused on an all male issue and others all female. This can reflect the fact that the genre of Pop is associated
with fashion and very girly things such as fashion, clothes and make-up etc; and that the genre of Pop is predominantly aimed at the
female audience, but the use of showing a lot of female and male Pop artists in this magazine shows that neither sex dominates the
Pop music industry. Were also able to see other similarities in the mise-en-scene elements of the magazine that are shown in each of
the magazines the contents pages. Typical costume’s that the artists are shown to wear are things such as quite edgy and quirky
clothes, such as dresses, converse, shirts, jeans and bright colours are used to convey the conventions of Pop etc. This is a look that
generally associated with the Pop genre; it is commonly shown throughout We (Love) Pop and what the target audience of pop
expect to see the artists to be wearing.
Another shared feature across the contents pages is that they all include a small puff in the top left hand corner of the page, “for your
eyes only” again using direct address towards the audience so they can make the magazine their own and make it personal to them,
feeling like the editor is talking directly to them as an individual.

3. On each contents page, the signature We (Love) Pop masthead appears. It is positioned in each magazine contents page, in the top
right hand corner, it is consistently in the exact same position each time. The font is the same every time and does not change
throughout all eight magazine contents pages, always keeping the same look of black and bold fonts throughout the magazine but
there is also this yellowish gold-ish colour that conveys happiness and shows that the magazine is friendly and bubbly. Just like the
name on the magazine, the masthead on the contents page links with it as it is called “We love this” like the name of the magazine is
“We love pop”. It is obvious that We (Love) Pop has its own brand identity and signature look that is easily recognized by its target
audience. This is maintained image through the repetition of the layout and stylistic features from each issue and is a very good way
of helping the magazine to sell and succeed with its magazine.