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This document provides demographic and stylistic information about the magazines Seventeen, People, and Us Weekly. Seventeen targets females ages 14-20 with a circulation of over 2 million. People has the largest readership of any American magazine at over 46 million and covers celebrity and home interest stories. Us Weekly focuses on entertainment, style, and celebrity gossip with a weekly new edition and targets those age 35 with a median household income of $70,000.
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The document discusses factors to consider when deciding the target audience for a magazine. It will focus on teenagers and young adults from 15 to 23 years old who are interested in indie and rock music. Both male and female readers will be included to attract a wider audience. While social class is a consideration, stereotypes will be avoided. The magazine will target mainstream readers who buy popular brands, as well as reformers who value creativity and explorers open to new ideas and products.
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A women's lifestyle magazine cover follows several conventions:
1) The masthead is located at the top in a bold, large font.
2) The date and price are situated around the masthead.
3) A central, large image of a celebrity is used to attract readers.
4) Cover stories with different fonts and sizes surround the image and tease magazine contents.
5) Colors and styles aim to target the stereotypical female audience.
lifestyle magazine [Auto-saved] [Auto-saved].pptx
The document discusses the codes and conventions commonly found on the covers of women's lifestyle magazines. Some key conventions mentioned include:
- The masthead is typically located at the top in a large, bold font. The date and price are also included.
- The main image is centered and usually features an attractive celebrity making eye contact with the viewer. Cover stories surrounding the image promote articles inside.
- Headlines are large and centered below the masthead, often highlighting the celebrity featured. Seasonal colors are also used corresponding to current months.
- Discounts or exclusive content may be advertised to incentivize purchasing the magazine. Overall, the cover aims to attract readers through celebrities and hints of interior articles
Real Life Magazines Research
The document analyzes magazines aimed at female audiences such as "that's life!" and "Take a Break" magazines. It finds that the magazines use informal pink or red mastheads and fonts to appeal to women. The front covers typically feature white women in their late 20s to mid 30s smiling with everyday clothing. Headlines and teaser lines focus on family drama and gossip stories about relationships, babies, and deception that readers can relate to. This draws in audiences by showing how extreme situations could potentially happen in anyone's everyday life.
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The document analyzes magazines called "that's life!" and "Take a Break" magazines. It summarizes that the magazines have informal mastheads and fonts to appeal to a wide audience. The front covers typically feature white women ages 28-50 smiling on plain backgrounds. Headlines are in bold and red to grab attention, focusing on family drama stories. Teaser lines reveal gossip and strange stories about readers' everyday lives. This document provides visual and textual analysis of design elements like representations, lighting, shots, and conventions used on the magazine covers.
Magazine Research
The document analyzes magazines called "that's life!" and "Take a Break" magazines. It summarizes that the magazines have informal mastheads and titles to appeal to a wide audience. The front covers typically feature white women ages 28-50 smiling with basic outfits and hairstyles. Headlines and teaser lines focus on family drama, gossip, and intriguing stories about people's everyday lives that readers can relate to. This grabs readers' attention and makes the magazines interesting to read.
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Real-life magazines like "That's Life!" and "Pick Me Up" typically feature mid-close up shots of smiling women on the cover accompanied by sensationalized headlines about relationships and family issues. The magazines use bright colors and bold fonts to draw readers' attention to the cover stories and interior contents. The contents pages continue the color schemes and layout conventions with columned text, labeled subtopics, and integrated images to preview the magazine's stories and features.
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The document provides requirements and research for developing a new real-life story magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds. It outlines that the task is to create covers, contents pages, and a website for the magazine launch. Research into existing magazines found that codes and conventions like shocking headlines, colorful designs, and prizes would not appeal to the target audience. Additional research with the target age group found they prefer a minimalist design with muted colors, sensitivity around topics, and social media promotions over puzzles. The document concludes with proposed codes and conventions for the new magazine based on this research, such as softer topics, cleaner layouts, and headlines centered at the top in a consistent font.
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The document discusses factors to consider when deciding the target audience for a magazine. It will focus on teenagers and young adults from 15 to 23 years old who are interested in indie and rock music. Both male and female readers will be included to attract a wider audience. While social class is a consideration, stereotypes will be avoided. The magazine will target mainstream readers who buy popular brands, as well as reformers who value creativity and explorers open to new ideas and products.
lifestyle magazine [Auto-saved] [Auto-saved].pptx
A women's lifestyle magazine cover follows several conventions:
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2) The date and price are situated around the masthead.
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The document analyzes magazines aimed at female audiences such as "that's life!" and "Take a Break" magazines. It finds that the magazines use informal pink or red mastheads and fonts to appeal to women. The front covers typically feature white women in their late 20s to mid 30s smiling with everyday clothing. Headlines and teaser lines focus on family drama and gossip stories about relationships, babies, and deception that readers can relate to. This draws in audiences by showing how extreme situations could potentially happen in anyone's everyday life.
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The document analyzes magazines called "that's life!" and "Take a Break" magazines. It summarizes that the magazines have informal mastheads and fonts to appeal to a wide audience. The front covers typically feature white women ages 28-50 smiling on plain backgrounds. Headlines are in bold and red to grab attention, focusing on family drama stories. Teaser lines reveal gossip and strange stories about readers' everyday lives. This document provides visual and textual analysis of design elements like representations, lighting, shots, and conventions used on the magazine covers.
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The document analyzes magazines called "that's life!" and "Take a Break" magazines. It summarizes that the magazines have informal mastheads and titles to appeal to a wide audience. The front covers typically feature white women ages 28-50 smiling with basic outfits and hairstyles. Headlines and teaser lines focus on family drama, gossip, and intriguing stories about people's everyday lives that readers can relate to. This grabs readers' attention and makes the magazines interesting to read.
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Gossip genre magazines
- 4. Masthead Skyline Coverlines Main Cover Line Main Image Puff
- 5. • Audience: 9,156,000 • Men: 904,000 • Women: 8,253,000 • Median age: 26 • Circulation: 2,023,251 • Total subscriptions: 1,788,456
- 6. • The general audience of Seventeen is females between the ages of 14 and 20. • Most of the time the masthead is in front of the central mage but sometimes the central image is in front of the masthead. • The masthead tends to be different shades of red and pink, although they do have some editions where it is white or orange. • The font they use for the title of the magazine is a serif font called Arsis.
- 8. • Female: 70% • Median age: 38 • Median HHI: $72,000 • HHI $100,000 and up: 26% • Any college: 80% • Employed: 66% • 1+ Children in the HH: 42% • Circulation of 3,527,541 • Revenue expected to top $1.5 billion • Reader ship of 46.6 million adults
- 9. • People magazine uses a sans serif font called Courier for the title. • People magazines magazine normally has a white masthead with a lining of either blue or black and is written in a sans serif font. If the font is not white it is a shade of red. • The central image is almost always in front of the masthead. • People writes stories about celebrity insiders and home interest stories. • People has the largest audience of any American magazine.
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- 11. • Audience: 14,091 • Men: 2,911 • Women: 11,180 • Median age: 35 • Median HHI: $70,831 • Employed: 9,598 • Any college: 9,337 • Single: 5,290 • Married: 6,765 • Any kids in HH: 7,261
- 12. • Us weekly writes stories about entertainment news, style, beauty and fitness/nutrition. • Masthead of magazine is in the upper left third of the magazine. • Sometime the central image is in front of the masthead and other times it is behind it. • The mast head is different colors depending on the issue. They use colors such as white, different shades of pink/red and yellow. • New magazine edition every week. • Covers stories on the latest celebrity gossip and the latest celebrity news.