The magazine uses bright colors, large fonts, and eye-catching images and design elements to attract readers' attention on the cover. A low price point and unique competition offering free concert tickets and posters provides value and incentive for readers to purchase the magazine. The cover highlights a special "Women of Music" issue to appeal to a wider audience than just males.

1. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-B0hIC1RPJpA/TZjq1IcJF3I/AAAAAAAAGdE/wlJdjuLCWoE/s1600/audience.jpg How did you attract/address your audience in your music magazine. By Paige Mair

2. Large font- short memorable masthead- catches attention + follows the ‘z pattern’. My Front Cover Cheaper price than most magazines- £2.00 an issue Bright colours – coral pink and turquoise stand out off black and white image Competition for readers to win free gig tickets as well as free posters to all readers = unique selling point and persuasive. Strong image with good eye contact grabs reader’s attention, Black and white compliments coloured cover lines and masthead but still radiates off the cover. Ticker allows readers to know more that’s in the magazine without even looking in. Use of ‘sweet-spot’ follows the ‘Z pattern’ the audience read in and hierarchy of text let readers know the most important cover lines Large black circle grabs the Readers attention to the Competition tickets a main Feature for readers to buy my magazine, so it’s important to get it noticed. ‘Women of music issue’ Special issue appeals to women audience- Unusual as most music Magazines = aimed at males.

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4. Double Page Spread