The purpose of the magazine is to inform pop music fans about their favorite artists, new songs and concerts. It will be a glossy 110-page magazine available both physically and online. The target audience is young people aged 13-17 who enjoy pop music. It will focus on new and upcoming pop artists in North London. Readers can send questions to artists and get responses within days. The magazine will cost £2.50 physically and £3.50 monthly for the online subscription. It will be distributed in shops and online, and marketed through social media and radio promotions.
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2. Purpose
The purpose of my magazine is to inform for fans to get the information they want to know about
their favourite pop artists and abou concerts,new songs that they will be releasing. It is also there
for entertainment for fans and people who like pop music and who want to learn more about new
artists in north london as well as the most famous artists that many people already know and love.
3. Form
It will have a glossy front cover so that it won't be easy to damage
magazine will be 110 pages
It will also be an online magazine for people who won't buy a magazine in the shop and
also available in corner shops for people who don't have a way to get it online as people
who don't like reading a magazine will be able to have an online addition
4. Target audience
The target audience that I have chose to make this magazine for is for young people form the ages
of 13-17 The magazine will be for both girls and boys of those ages.
5. Genre
The genre of the magazine will be a pop magazine focusing on new and upcoming pop artists in
North London as most young people find that pop music is something that most of them would be
listening to especially with the target audience that I have picked as it gives a sense of familiarity
for listeners.North london is a place where this music comes from and includes places like the jazz
cafe playing all types of music.
6. USP
Readers will be able to send in questions online which will be sent to the artist of their choice and
they will be able to get a response in a matter of days.
There will also be a QR code on the back of my magazine and also be found on apps like snapchat
and instagram as a pop up advert which when scanned will take you straight to the online copy where
you can order from there but also get a copy of the magazine on your phone.
7. Price
The price of the magazine will be £2.50 so that it is affordable for everyone who wants to read It will
be in stores so that people who don't want to buy it from a shop they will be able to get a subscription
online for £3.50 every month for a copy of the magazine this will be because they will be able to send
in questions online which will be sent to the artist of their choice and they will be able to get a response
in a matter of days.
8. Resources and Personnel
● camera- to take pictures
● photoshop- so that I can edit things that are not needed in the photo and to pictures
into the magazine
● money to pay for things that are needed- like paying for the use of the space for
where photos will be taken, cloths for the models.
photographers- to take pictures of the models
models- so that I have people to take pictures of to put into my magazine
designers- to make sure that the models are wearing things that are suitable for the
magazine
editors- to make corrections in the magazine like spelling, punctuation and grammar.
9. Content
Things that I will be including will be:
Questionnaires
Quizzes
Pictures of artists and their fashion choices
chance to win tickets to concerts
A list of top ten artists
Will include information about new up and coming artists in North London
10. Fonts
Vogue font Summer font
Reglisse font
I have chosen this font as it is bold and stands out more to the readers
geo sans light
I have chosen this font because it is simple and easy to read and is a light and easy font
11. Colour scheme
I have chosen this colour scheme as it has bright colour which will attract these young readers..
12. Distribution and Marketing Methods
The way that the magazine will be distributed is that it will l be by being sold in
supermarkets and small corner shops and also The magazine will also be online so that
people who prefer reading things online they can easily access the magazine without
having any hassle of having to go to a shop and buying it themselves when instead they
can get it online for the same price for every copy that is released
The way that I will be marketing my magazine will be by having a social media account
promoting the magazine as well as people to share and tell all their friends and family to
share about a new pop magazine that they could read and since this generation is all
about social media it’s more likely for them to get the news about the magazine.As well as
putting on the popular radio show capital which is all about pop music where they could
promote it through
14. Competition
There are many different type of pop magazines around the world that are also providing the same
thing for the readers for example classic pop, Top of the pops and we love pop, are all magazines that
are sold in the uk meaning that my magazine will have to be better but also include things that aren't in
their magazine but are in mine making readers want to read mine then the other magazines.
