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Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the student's jazz magazine due to their wide range of music magazines and social media presence. While Bauer's current magazines like Q target older audiences, publishing a jazz magazine aimed at 15-19 year olds would help Bauer reach a younger demographic. Bauer does not currently have a jazz magazine. Future Publishing could also be a suitable option since they have some gaps in their music magazine offerings, but Bauer remains the top choice.
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Rhinegold Publishing is a top UK publisher of music print media. They publish magazines that target niche audiences, mainly in the areas of classical and dance music. While Rhinegold focuses on classical magazines, they do publish different varieties of music magazines and offer digital content. Therefore, Rhinegold could be a suitable distributor for a new vintage music magazine aimed at a younger audience, as it would fit within their interests.
Research institutions 2
Seymour Distribution is the largest distributor of UK magazines globally, distributing to over 90 countries. They distribute many magazines but only one music magazine, DJ Mag. The document suggests Seymour may be interested in distributing a niche music magazine like the one proposed due to its larger global audience. However, Seymour's current magazines seem aimed at an older audience, not the target age of the proposed magazine. While Seymour could possibly distribute the new magazine given their interest in adapting to market changes, the document concludes they may not be the perfect institution due to the audience mismatch.
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Bauer Media is a large, global media company that owns many magazines, digital products, radio and TV stations across 19 countries. As it does not currently publish a jazz magazine, Bauer Media would provide opportunities to sell copies of a new jazz magazine worldwide due to its large brand advertising. Rhinegold Publishing, a UK-based music and performing arts magazine publisher, would also be suitable as it already produces similar magazines and a jazz magazine could reach new audiences through links to their other magazines. News Corp, which focuses mainly on newspapers, would not be a good fit due to its older target audience not matching the intended audience of a jazz magazine.
Contents page 2
This document analyzes design elements of a jazz magazine contents page, including the formal language, a photo of an independent female star that breaks conventions, and the use of red and gold colors that code for jazz. The text wraps around the main photo to make her the focus. A sans serif font is used in varying sizes, with larger text for subheadings than descriptions. The research influenced planning by liking how text wraps the image but disliking the lack of images and the font choice.
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Evaluation q3
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- 2. I first started by researching Bauer media, I found that Bauer have a wide range of magazines and publish a magazine called Q which shares some of the same characteristics of my magazine’s target audience however, they aren’t very similar in age .Q targets an audience of 30-40 I would be targeting a more younger generation of 15-19. Bauer do not publish a Jazz genre of magazine , therefore Bauer may think about publishing one because it is a product they have not sold yet. Bauer have a wide range of social media for their magazines which would work well for my product due to the range of social media it would be available on . I think Bauer would be a good company to Publish my magazine with due to the popularities and the well known brand image of some of their magazines available. Bauer Media
- 3. Upon reflection I believe Bauer will still be suitable to publish my magazine due to the genre of music magazines they have and the social media they have for their magazines.
- 4. Future While researching Future I found they only have a small range of music magazines available , these brands include : Bass ; guitarists; Acoustic and blues . Some more are available but from the publishing companies I have researched they have a smaller variety of products available . This works well because this gives a gap in the market for my product. They also have a range of technology and apps which would be good for my magazine. They don’t have a jazz magazine however , blues could be classed as very similar due to this I don’t think they would sell my magazine however, it would be a good company to . It also doesn’t have many magazines that are aimed to my target audience and age range, which again would create a gap in the market for my magazine however, with products similar eg. Blues and acoustic I don’t think this company would be a good choice to publish my magazine.
- 5. TimeInc UK Time has 60 brands available ,I found out it doesn't have many music magazines which could encourage them to publish my product . It has music magazines such as uncut and NME. While researching these magazines I found that NME has a wide variety of music which it looks at which could prove a problem while wanting to publish my product with them , NME however, does tend to look at more mainstream music which works well in my magazine favour because of the genre of jazz . NME also has a wide target audience however, I think they concentrate on the younger generation which will also prove a problem with my target audience being so young.
- 6. While looking at uncut I found the age range was more for an older generation and that it was a more classic rock magazine. I also found Time has social media for the magazines they publish which meets the needs of my magazine because of the social media that my product will have . It also meets the needs of my target audience because of the age range . I do think Time would be good to publish my magazine because they don’t have many music magazines that they publish and mine is different to the ones they do . It would allow them to gain more of younger audience which would also benefit them and would allow them to have more of a range . However, only having 2 music magazines may prove a problem because of the wide range of NME however, I think this wont have much impact on my magazine.
- 7. Anthem Publishing Anthem Publishing seemed to base their magazines on an older generation of audience this would create a chance for them to think of reaching out to younger people such as my target audience . They don’t have any magazines that are the same genre of magazine as mine however, they do have some music magazines with the same content, all the magazines seem to have some form of social media platform and subscription is available which meets the needs of my magazine . The readers of the magazines they publish are mostly brand loyal which is what I want the readers of my magazine to be .The brands of music magazines they have are country music , vintage rock and classic pop. They all seem to stick to an old genre of music like my magazine jazz I think my magazine would fit in however , I think with the generation the other magazines are aimed at it stands out which my convince them to publish my magazine. I think the availability of the magazine matters and it will be able to be sold by this company.
- 8. My audience profile : My main target audience are aspires and Tribe Wired. People who would buy the magazine for personal identity and entertainment. This means my magazine and publishing company will have to be able to give advice and allow ways for the magazine to show how to make improvements , a Publishing company which also publishes life style magazines would be good to help meet the needs and help gain new readers. The magazine will have to be able available on social media because it targets digital and creative individuals this means the publishing company more for young individuals who knows the wants of these generation would be good to publish it , like Bauer.
- 9. Conclusion based on research In conclusion based on my research I have come to the opinion that Bauer media would be the most suited to publish my magazine. The age range would work well for bauer because it targets people abit younger then they already do. Bauer’s magazines are mostly online and have some form of social media which my magazine will have . Bauer have a select range of music magazines which are fairly modern which would create a gap for my magazine because they don’t publish a jazz magazine. My magazine is different to other jazz magazines also , this is because of the young type of audience I want to have . The jazz magazine that are around are mostly for older generations and don’t have the content my magazine has. I also think Future would be a good second choice however, in my opinion Bauer is he best option.
- 10. What I have learned? I have learned about different publishing companies that would publish my magazine, I have also learned the importance of the product details . Since the premlimary task I have learned many skills such as how to make and edit my magazine and images in Photoshop I have also learned key skills and words . I have developed my photography and language skills throughout the task.