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Basic phrases for greeting and assisting costumers
Demographics and psychographics
1. Demographics.
Gender: Female
Age: 16 – 26
ABC: C1, D, E
Religion: N/A
Education: College, university students.
Occupation: Students, waitress, junior
management, teachers.
Marital status: single, young relationships.
Income: not a lot of money, minimum wage.
Nationality: British.
Psychographics.
An out-going, bubbly and confident young adult.
She is a mature 18 year old who looks after her
appearance. She listens to the mainstream chart
music and keeps up to date on the latest fashion
and music. She has a young, adventurous, keen
and single lifestyle meaning she lives with her
parents/ family or rents cheap and doesn’t get
any heavy financial income.
When typically looking for a magazine she will
look for a sophisticated cover, which stands out
from the rest of the magazines. Any freebies are a
bonus; they want the typography to have a
personal touch. They want the magazine to be
helpful and a reliable product.
Demographics.
Gender: Male
Age: 18 - 24
ABC: C1, D, E
Religion: N/A
Education: College, university students.
Occupation: Students, waitress, junior
management, teachers.
Marital status: single, young relationships.
Income: not a lot of money, minimum wage.
Nationality: British.
Psychographics.
They are young and adventurous, keen and
single, aspiring to succeed; they want all smart
and fashionable clothing and products. The boys
would look up to the women on the cover of the
magazine and might fancy the artist whereas the
girls would want to look up to the women on the
cover to be like them and look like them. When
looking for a magazine the audience will look for
exciting stories and bright colours with anything
where they are able to get anything for free as
they aren’t earning a lot of money also they will
look for top tips to help them be at the top with
all the make up and fashion.
