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Unit 30 LO4 PITCH
Proposal – President
Proposal – President
FINAL MAGAZINE PAGES
Week beginning: August 8th 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Meet all the new
employees in the
main office and
tell them the
plans for the
magazine and
what each of
them are meant
to do.
Search for a
artist to
interview for the
first addition of
the magazine.
Get the writer to think
of good questions to
ask the artist at the
interview.
Get the reporter
to go and
interview the
artist with the
questions which
the writer has
written.
Type up the
answers
that the
artist has
given the
reporter.
Do a photo-shoot
of the artist for
the front cover
and DPS for the
magazine.
Get the
designer to
design the
layout of the
front cover
and DPS.
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete
by:
Complete by: Complete by:
Monday 12th
August 2017
Sunday 19th
August 2017
Thursday 21st August
2017
Saturday 24th
August 2017
Sunday 25th
August 2017
Tuesday 26th
August 2017
Tuesday 26th
August 2017
PRODUCTION PLAN
Week beginning: August 15th 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Get reporter to
investigate more
stories about
new up coming
hip hop artists.
Edit the photos
that were taken
of the artist to
make the artist
look more
appealing.
Insert interview into
the DPS of the
magazine.
Look for business
who would want
to advertise their
company in the
magazine
Start
inserting
other
articles into
the
magazine.
Weekend off Weekend off
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete
by:
Complete by: Complete by:
Friday 19 th
August
Saturday 20th
August
Wesnesday 17th August Thursday 25th
August
Friday 26th
August
PRODUCTION PLAN
Week beginning: August 22nd 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Finish of
designing the
magazine
Find more short
stories about
artist
Find more short stories
about artist
Find more short
stories about
artist
Send
finished
magazine of
for
production
Weekend off Weekend off
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete
by:
Complete by: Complete by:
Friday 26th
August
Friday 26th
August
Friday 26th August Friday 26th
August
PRODUCTION PLAN
Week beginning: August 29th 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Once magazines
arrive find places
where the
magazine can be
distributed to
Distribute
magazines to
stores and online
websites you
have found
which gave
permission to
advertise your
product on
Set up social media
account and advertise
the magazine on there
Set up social
media account
and advertise the
magazine on
there
Product
launch
Weekend off Weekend off
Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete
by:
Complete by: Complete by:
Tuesday 30th
August
Friday 1st
September
Friday 1st September Friday 1st
September
PRODUCTION PLAN
LAUNCH DATE – SATURDAY 2nd SEPTEMBER
Staff and cost (LOSS)
As you can see from the table
on the left it shows the staff
jobs and how much they will
be paid. The salary is a fair
amount due to the nature of
the job and the higher the hill
level the higher the salary will
be. For example an publisher
and editor is a much more
higher skilled job then a
photographer for the
magazine.
Staff Position Salary
Publisher 37,500
Editor 32.500
Journalists 32,500
Writers 37,500
Photographers 30,750
Marketing 32,500
Finance 37,750
Design 37,500
HR 32,500
Total 311,000
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-
checker/salary-calculator
Equipment and cost (LOSS)
Equipment cost
Office space £212,480
Apple MacBook (x25) £29,975
Adobe C5.6 master collection £9,179
Desks (x25) £937.25
Chairs(x25) £1,249.75
Printer £79.99
Cameras (x3) £687
Pens £9.58
Paper £9.16
Total 254,606.73
The table above illustrates the type of equipment that we will be using and how much
the equipment will cost to buy. Obviously the most expensive bit of equipment will be
the office space leading right down to the paper which will be used for most things
around the office.
Marketing the magazine (loss)
I will market the magazine on all platforms possible which includes apps, also
I will be marketing my magazine on billboards and other magazine
advertisement which is a form of below the line marketing.
One major platform would be Facebook. This is because Facebook has
millions perhaps billions of users who use it and it is without a doubt that
someone would come across the advertisement on it. Another major
platform is Instagram. I will try and advertise on it because millions of people
are on it and there is always and advertisement or two when scrolling down
to look at other peoples stories. Snapchat is also another major platform,
however not everyone looks at the news side on it therefore we do not want
to waste money on advertisement on a platform that no one even looks at.
These are all forms of above the line marketing which is good as the possible
amount of people that will e able to see the magazine is so much more higher
hen any other type of marketing. To advertise my magazine on Facebook it
will cost £28.72 a month £344.64 a year.
Printing Quotes and Costs (loss)
I will be printing about 15,000 copies and it will all add up to £3907.63.
http://print24.com/uk/product/magazines/
Advertising revenue – this is how you
are going to make money!!
In my magazine 17 full pages of advertisement
which comes to 5,005 pounds a page so in total
it will come to 85,085. Also 15 half pages of
advertisement which are 2,752 and the total
comes to 41,280.
All
together
comes to
126,365
Subscription sales (profit)
Subscription for 12 months for the cost of 8
months.
8x3.00= £24.00
If I sold 8,000 subscriptions I would make
192,000
I did this by doing 8,000 x £24.00
How many magazines will I sell –
budget summary
If I sold 12,000 magazines in a year at the cost of
£3.00 I would make £36,000.
Budget Summary OVERIEW
Profit and loss break down
Profit
1. Money from selling
magazine - £36,000
2. Advertising revenue
- £126,315
3. Subscription sales –
£192,000
TOTAL: £354,315
Loss
1. Equipment cost-
£254,606.73
2. Staff cost- £311,000
3. Printing- £3907.63
4. Advertising the
magazine- £344.64
TOTAL: £569,859
Profit minus loss = -215,544
Product Target Audience
According to Katz’ Uses & Gratifications theory this
magazine’s aim is to ‘inform and educate’ the reader in all
their issues as every issue has different and interesting
content in it. Through the inclusion of language such as
‘Exclusive’ – they aim to ‘inject’ (Hypodermic needle theory –
Katz & Lazarfeld – 1955) the reader with the latest coverage of
that particular artist/band/album etc.
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Explorers- The readers of my magazines would stereotypically
be classed as ‘explorers’ as the magazine includes new stories
and different artists every month in their new issues. The
reader would want to know this because then they can
become more interested in new bands and artists and want to
enjoy new music types.
Product Target Audience
The target audience for my magazines are the
younger generation, female and males aged 16
to 30 (Hartley) however the majority of the
magazine readers are male. who want to learn
more about music. However my magazine
doesn't’t appeal to many women is this age
group as the magazine are the hip-hop genre
and there aren't many female hip-hop artists.
http://louisejaynehudson.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/q-
magazine-reader-profile-analysis.html

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Unit 30 LO4 Pitch

  • 1. Unit 30 LO4 PITCH
  • 5. Week beginning: August 8th 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Meet all the new employees in the main office and tell them the plans for the magazine and what each of them are meant to do. Search for a artist to interview for the first addition of the magazine. Get the writer to think of good questions to ask the artist at the interview. Get the reporter to go and interview the artist with the questions which the writer has written. Type up the answers that the artist has given the reporter. Do a photo-shoot of the artist for the front cover and DPS for the magazine. Get the designer to design the layout of the front cover and DPS. Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Monday 12th August 2017 Sunday 19th August 2017 Thursday 21st August 2017 Saturday 24th August 2017 Sunday 25th August 2017 Tuesday 26th August 2017 Tuesday 26th August 2017 PRODUCTION PLAN
  • 6. Week beginning: August 15th 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Get reporter to investigate more stories about new up coming hip hop artists. Edit the photos that were taken of the artist to make the artist look more appealing. Insert interview into the DPS of the magazine. Look for business who would want to advertise their company in the magazine Start inserting other articles into the magazine. Weekend off Weekend off Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Friday 19 th August Saturday 20th August Wesnesday 17th August Thursday 25th August Friday 26th August PRODUCTION PLAN
  • 7. Week beginning: August 22nd 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Finish of designing the magazine Find more short stories about artist Find more short stories about artist Find more short stories about artist Send finished magazine of for production Weekend off Weekend off Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Friday 26th August Friday 26th August Friday 26th August Friday 26th August PRODUCTION PLAN
  • 8. Week beginning: August 29th 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Once magazines arrive find places where the magazine can be distributed to Distribute magazines to stores and online websites you have found which gave permission to advertise your product on Set up social media account and advertise the magazine on there Set up social media account and advertise the magazine on there Product launch Weekend off Weekend off Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Complete by: Tuesday 30th August Friday 1st September Friday 1st September Friday 1st September PRODUCTION PLAN LAUNCH DATE – SATURDAY 2nd SEPTEMBER
  • 9. Staff and cost (LOSS) As you can see from the table on the left it shows the staff jobs and how much they will be paid. The salary is a fair amount due to the nature of the job and the higher the hill level the higher the salary will be. For example an publisher and editor is a much more higher skilled job then a photographer for the magazine. Staff Position Salary Publisher 37,500 Editor 32.500 Journalists 32,500 Writers 37,500 Photographers 30,750 Marketing 32,500 Finance 37,750 Design 37,500 HR 32,500 Total 311,000 https://www.totaljobs.com/salary- checker/salary-calculator
  • 10. Equipment and cost (LOSS) Equipment cost Office space £212,480 Apple MacBook (x25) £29,975 Adobe C5.6 master collection £9,179 Desks (x25) £937.25 Chairs(x25) £1,249.75 Printer £79.99 Cameras (x3) £687 Pens £9.58 Paper £9.16 Total 254,606.73 The table above illustrates the type of equipment that we will be using and how much the equipment will cost to buy. Obviously the most expensive bit of equipment will be the office space leading right down to the paper which will be used for most things around the office.
  • 11. Marketing the magazine (loss) I will market the magazine on all platforms possible which includes apps, also I will be marketing my magazine on billboards and other magazine advertisement which is a form of below the line marketing. One major platform would be Facebook. This is because Facebook has millions perhaps billions of users who use it and it is without a doubt that someone would come across the advertisement on it. Another major platform is Instagram. I will try and advertise on it because millions of people are on it and there is always and advertisement or two when scrolling down to look at other peoples stories. Snapchat is also another major platform, however not everyone looks at the news side on it therefore we do not want to waste money on advertisement on a platform that no one even looks at. These are all forms of above the line marketing which is good as the possible amount of people that will e able to see the magazine is so much more higher hen any other type of marketing. To advertise my magazine on Facebook it will cost £28.72 a month £344.64 a year.
  • 12. Printing Quotes and Costs (loss) I will be printing about 15,000 copies and it will all add up to £3907.63. http://print24.com/uk/product/magazines/
  • 13. Advertising revenue – this is how you are going to make money!! In my magazine 17 full pages of advertisement which comes to 5,005 pounds a page so in total it will come to 85,085. Also 15 half pages of advertisement which are 2,752 and the total comes to 41,280. All together comes to 126,365
  • 14. Subscription sales (profit) Subscription for 12 months for the cost of 8 months. 8x3.00= £24.00 If I sold 8,000 subscriptions I would make 192,000 I did this by doing 8,000 x £24.00
  • 15. How many magazines will I sell – budget summary If I sold 12,000 magazines in a year at the cost of £3.00 I would make £36,000.
  • 16. Budget Summary OVERIEW Profit and loss break down Profit 1. Money from selling magazine - £36,000 2. Advertising revenue - £126,315 3. Subscription sales – £192,000 TOTAL: £354,315 Loss 1. Equipment cost- £254,606.73 2. Staff cost- £311,000 3. Printing- £3907.63 4. Advertising the magazine- £344.64 TOTAL: £569,859 Profit minus loss = -215,544
  • 17. Product Target Audience According to Katz’ Uses & Gratifications theory this magazine’s aim is to ‘inform and educate’ the reader in all their issues as every issue has different and interesting content in it. Through the inclusion of language such as ‘Exclusive’ – they aim to ‘inject’ (Hypodermic needle theory – Katz & Lazarfeld – 1955) the reader with the latest coverage of that particular artist/band/album etc. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Explorers- The readers of my magazines would stereotypically be classed as ‘explorers’ as the magazine includes new stories and different artists every month in their new issues. The reader would want to know this because then they can become more interested in new bands and artists and want to enjoy new music types.
  • 18. Product Target Audience The target audience for my magazines are the younger generation, female and males aged 16 to 30 (Hartley) however the majority of the magazine readers are male. who want to learn more about music. However my magazine doesn't’t appeal to many women is this age group as the magazine are the hip-hop genre and there aren't many female hip-hop artists. http://louisejaynehudson.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/q- magazine-reader-profile-analysis.html

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