The student addressed their audience through eye-catching mastheads and images on magazine covers that grab passersby's attention. Bright colors and eye contact from the main image entice readers to look more closely at the coverlines and pick up the magazine. Extra features and text against bright colors make the content stand out and encourage readers to learn more, making them more likely to buy the magazine if the inside pages are consistent with the engaging cover.

1. Evaluation: Question 5
Sophia Leiper 12FG
How did you attract/address your audience?

2. There are stylised, eye-catching, mastheads that stand out
against the backgrounds. These will grab the attention of the
passers by.

3. Eye contact of the main image entices the
reader. The top image is from my magazine and
the two below are from Kerrang covers.

4. Such extra features
interest the reader
so as to get them to
buy the magazine.

5. Text against a bright colour stands out more and
encourages the reader to read the coverlines, or pick up the
magazine. This means that they are more likely to buy the
magazine, in the end.

6. The function of the front cover is to attract the attention of the
target audience. This may be through bright colours, eye
contact with the main image, the main image itself, the articles
features, the freebies... The fact is that that is the purpose of
the cover, if the reader then flicks through and is faced with
consistency, they are more likely to purchase the magazine.

7. The function of the front cover is to attract the attention of the
target audience. This may be through bright colours, eye
contact with the main image, the main image itself, the articles
features, the freebies... The fact is that that is the purpose of
the cover, if the reader then flicks through and is faced with
consistency, they are more likely to purchase the magazine.