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Simply Pop is a proposed monthly pop music magazine targeting females aged 10-15 in income bracket C2-E. Each issue would be £1.50 and feature a medium close-up of a female artist on the pink, white, and purple cover. The contents section would list the page numbers and sections on 5 boxes with a large font, magazine cover image, and band/artist image on each page. Interior spreads would focus on a pop artist with a large image, surrounding text, tag line, and celebrity quote.
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