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The document outlines plans for a new hip hop magazine called "HIP HOP HYPE" created by Ethan Stollar. The magazine will have both print and online versions, be 80-100 pages long, and focus on hip hop artists based in North London. It will target males and females aged 16-21 in North London through social media advertising. The magazine hopes to partner with local artists and venues to generate revenue and provide giveaways to subscribers.
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The document outlines plans for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype" that will be created by Ethan Stollar. The magazine will be available both online and in print, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, concert information and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue strategies include subscriptions, advertising, partnerships with artists and venues, and contests to drive readership.
Improved presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype". The magazine will be available both in print and online, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue will come from subscriptions, partnerships with artists and venues, and advertising.
Question 4
The target audience for the pop magazine is females aged 15-18 who enjoy pop music, fashion trends, and keeping up with pop artists. The magazine layout and images are designed to appeal to this young female audience. Articles will cover pop music charts, trends, celebrity gossip, concerts, and new releases. The £2.99 price point is affordable for teenagers. The intended readers are those interested in music, fashion, and entertainment news. The magazine aims to remain appealing to this core audience of 15-18 year old girls.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses how a proposed hip-hop magazine, Urban Beatz, would target its market demographic. It analyzes factors like age (targeting 16-25 year olds), gender (mainly targeting males), ethnicity (targeting African, Caribbean, and Asian people), region (targeting North East, South East, and West Midlands of England due to large cities with hip-hop culture), and class (originally a working class genre but now targets various classes). Physical ability to read and social class are identified as more important factors than age alone in determining the target audience. An ideal reader is described as a 16-25 year old male classmate interested in hip-hop who regularly buys similar magazines and listens
Magazine planning
The magazine will target 16-24 year olds from all backgrounds interested in various music genres. It will have a clean design and focus on currently popular artists. The weekly magazine will cost £3 but the first issue will be half price. It will have a glossy format to seem high-quality and appeal to various socioeconomic groups. The debut cover will feature a 17-year-old indie pop artist. Sections will include upcoming concerts, fashion trends, and event insider details. The content and focus on current artists, concerts, and styles aim to appeal to the target audience. Bauer Media will publish the magazine due to their experience and focus on the target demographic.
Pop Mayhem Original
The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "Pop Mayhem" aimed at teenagers in North London. The magazine would be published monthly with both print and online versions. It would cover new pop music, interviews with celebrities, reviews of songs/artists, and information about music festivals and concerts in the area. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-19 who are interested in following pop music trends. The magazine hopes to become the most successful pop music publication in North London.
Evaluation Question 4
The document describes a music magazine called VENUS that is aimed at representing the social group of 16-25 year old British females with an interest in hip-hop/R&B/rap music. The creator saw a gap in the market for a hip-hop magazine targeted towards females, as well as a gap for a British hip-hop magazine. A survey showed that the target audience felt female hip-hop artists did not get enough recognition and that there should be a magazine focused on British hip-hop. The magazine aims to represent its target reader - a 17 year old urban London girl of African ethnicity interested in both male and female British and American hip-hop, street dance, and fashion.
Magazine genres
The document discusses different genres that could be used for a regional magazine targeting young people in the North East of England. It analyzes magazines in various genres like music, fashion, and lifestyle. It determines that a lifestyle genre would be best to appeal widely by including sections on fashion, music, art, culture and more. The document concludes that a lifestyle magazine genre focused on these topics could fill a gap for young regional readers.
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The document outlines plans for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype" that will be created by Ethan Stollar. The magazine will be available both online and in print, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, concert information and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue strategies include subscriptions, advertising, partnerships with artists and venues, and contests to drive readership.
Improved presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype". The magazine will be available both in print and online, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue will come from subscriptions, partnerships with artists and venues, and advertising.
Question 4
The target audience for the pop magazine is females aged 15-18 who enjoy pop music, fashion trends, and keeping up with pop artists. The magazine layout and images are designed to appeal to this young female audience. Articles will cover pop music charts, trends, celebrity gossip, concerts, and new releases. The £2.99 price point is affordable for teenagers. The intended readers are those interested in music, fashion, and entertainment news. The magazine aims to remain appealing to this core audience of 15-18 year old girls.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses how a proposed hip-hop magazine, Urban Beatz, would target its market demographic. It analyzes factors like age (targeting 16-25 year olds), gender (mainly targeting males), ethnicity (targeting African, Caribbean, and Asian people), region (targeting North East, South East, and West Midlands of England due to large cities with hip-hop culture), and class (originally a working class genre but now targets various classes). Physical ability to read and social class are identified as more important factors than age alone in determining the target audience. An ideal reader is described as a 16-25 year old male classmate interested in hip-hop who regularly buys similar magazines and listens
Magazine planning
The magazine will target 16-24 year olds from all backgrounds interested in various music genres. It will have a clean design and focus on currently popular artists. The weekly magazine will cost £3 but the first issue will be half price. It will have a glossy format to seem high-quality and appeal to various socioeconomic groups. The debut cover will feature a 17-year-old indie pop artist. Sections will include upcoming concerts, fashion trends, and event insider details. The content and focus on current artists, concerts, and styles aim to appeal to the target audience. Bauer Media will publish the magazine due to their experience and focus on the target demographic.
Pop Mayhem Original
The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "Pop Mayhem" aimed at teenagers in North London. The magazine would be published monthly with both print and online versions. It would cover new pop music, interviews with celebrities, reviews of songs/artists, and information about music festivals and concerts in the area. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-19 who are interested in following pop music trends. The magazine hopes to become the most successful pop music publication in North London.
Evaluation Question 4
The document describes a music magazine called VENUS that is aimed at representing the social group of 16-25 year old British females with an interest in hip-hop/R&B/rap music. The creator saw a gap in the market for a hip-hop magazine targeted towards females, as well as a gap for a British hip-hop magazine. A survey showed that the target audience felt female hip-hop artists did not get enough recognition and that there should be a magazine focused on British hip-hop. The magazine aims to represent its target reader - a 17 year old urban London girl of African ethnicity interested in both male and female British and American hip-hop, street dance, and fashion.
Magazine genres
The document discusses different genres that could be used for a regional magazine targeting young people in the North East of England. It analyzes magazines in various genres like music, fashion, and lifestyle. It determines that a lifestyle genre would be best to appeal widely by including sections on fashion, music, art, culture and more. The document concludes that a lifestyle magazine genre focused on these topics could fill a gap for young regional readers.
Evaluation question 3
This document evaluates potential media institutions that could distribute an indie/alternative music magazine. Bauer Media and IPC Media are rejected as potential distributors because they already distribute competing magazines like Q, Kerrang, Mojo, and NME that target similar audiences. Immediate Media is identified as a good option because while it distributes magazines like Top of the Pops and BBC Music Magazine, it does not currently have a magazine that directly competes with the target audience of indie/alternative music fans.
Case study we love pop edited
- We Love Pop is a weekly magazine launched in July 2011 that focuses on pop music and artists. It has a print run of 200,000 copies and is supported by major companies.
- The magazine has 68 pages with a bright, bubbly color scheme and layout combining images and text. It targets 13-15 year old girls and focuses more on gossip about artists' personal lives than their music.
- The magazine and website have been very successful, with strong sales figures and over 300,000 website views in the first two months. It uses casual language and addresses readers as if talking to a friend.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is young males aged 20-26 from middle-class backgrounds. A survey found they prefer streaming services for music, attend 1-3 live music events per year, and listen to over 4 hours of music per week. The magazine will focus on music reviews and live event coverage over fashion or culture. It will be priced affordably at £2.30 to appeal to middle and working class readers without being too cheap to put off upper-class readers. Popular artists mentioned in the survey include Arctic Monkeys, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Kings of Leon.
Magazine evaluation q4 & 5
The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine. It aims to attract both male and female teenagers aged 15-25 by featuring artists of both genders and using gender-neutral design elements. It also aims to attract working to middle class teenagers by keeping the price low at £2.60. Several steps were taken to ensure the target audience would be interested, such as conducting a survey of teenagers to determine popular artists, features, and design preferences, and including those highly desired elements like interviews, freebies, and social media integration. The informal, accessible language and broken-up text was designed to appeal to younger readers.
Jack segal - Final Pitch
This document outlines the target audience, purpose, format, content, pricing, distribution, and other details for a proposed R&B music magazine. The primary target audience is 16-21 year olds, with secondary audiences of 14-16 year olds and others. The magazine aims to promote interest in R&B music, inspire youth, and be enjoyed in north London. It will be printed monthly on matte paper with an annual subscription of £6.50.
Mission statement and mood board
The document contains a mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music, target 15-25 year olds with 70% female readership, and provide information on up-and-coming bands, concert listings, and reviews. The magazine will have a glossy finish and cost £1, be sold in music and retail stores, and have a companion website. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to music regularly and enjoys fashion and downloading music to phones/devices.
Evaluation question 3
Harris Publications would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing similar music magazines successfully in both the UK and US markets. Bauer Media would also be suitable because they have a large UK audience across multiple media platforms and do not currently offer a hip hop music magazine. IPC Media would work well due to their large portfolio of over 350 million copies sold annually and partnerships with supermarkets that would help the magazine reach a wide audience.
Mission statement media
La Pop" is a new music magazine aimed at women ages 17-24. It will feature popular female artists like Jessie J, Katy Perry, and Little Mix who appeal to young audiences. The magazine will cover music, fashion, celebrity gossip, and more to keep readers interested each month. It will be available in stores and online through subscriptions to give readers early access to concert tickets and videos. The goal is to celebrate empowering women in music and inspire readers through profiles of successful artists.
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes focusing on both established and up-and-coming UK and international pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine would have a more sophisticated style than current pop magazines, using black and white colors with pops of bright colors. It would be published by a large institution like Bauer Media to reach a wide audience and promote globally.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
Pitch presentation
The document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine targeted at 16-20 year olds. Some key points include:
- The magazine will focus on pop music charts, new singles, and unsigned artists.
- Bauer Media Group is identified as a potential publisher as they produce similar magazines.
- The target audience is students and young adults with interests in music, films, fashion, video games and sports.
- The magazine style will have a natural color palette and both formal and informal tone.
Presentation 1 original
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Rap-up" that will focus on the rap genre. It will provide interviews and profiles of up-and-coming and established rap artists to give readers insight into the artists' lives and careers. The magazine will be available both online through a subscription model and in print at stores and newsagents. It aims to appeal to its primary target audience of 14 to 28-year-olds. The creator believes the magazine will help expose new rap talent and give a platform to appreciate the genre.
Who would be the audience for your media
This document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. It aims to target young adults aged 18-21, as this demographic is most interested in rock music according to surveys. The magazine will focus on rock bands and musicians, concerts, fashion, and gossip about both male and female artists. While seeking to attract both male and female readers, the content and style are stereotypically more appealing to young men interested in rock music.
Presentation1
NME magazine targets 16-25 year olds, particularly music lovers who enjoy attending music festivals and concerts. The magazine aims to provide insight into the music industry through interviews and behind-the-scenes coverage. It also advertises high-priced audio equipment, suggesting readers have disposable income. The goal is to engage passionate music fans who want a grown-up publication about music trends.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine is called "URBAN TRACKS" and will focus on urban music genres like rap and R&B. It will be published monthly to provide the latest news each month. The magazine will promote equal rights and present artists as stylish, unique, independent, and hardworking. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in urban music and fashion. The magazine content will include articles on artists and music awards based on rap and R&B genres.
Presentation1
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "THATSARAP". The key points are:
1) The purpose of the magazine is to inform and engage readers about rap music through exclusive interviews and information on upcoming artists in North London.
2) The magazine will be a printed physical form sold at local newsagents for £3.20. It will also have a website with additional content.
3) The target audience is males and females ages 14-26, aiming to attract those from less fortunate classes who can relate to rap lyrics about struggles.
4) The magazine will feature exclusive Q&As and interviews with artists, alongside playlists and more to give readers a full experience
Pitch powerpoint (pp)
The document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine called Ella Wise that would be printed and distributed in North London. The magazine aims to entertain, inform, and promote indie music to teenagers and their siblings. It would feature interviews, concert information, and reviews of upcoming indie artists. The magazine plans to distribute physically in North London newsagents, supermarkets, and through online subscription, and market itself through social media, billboards, and competing with other music magazines.
Original pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. It will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. The magazine hopes to inspire teens to rediscover rock music through stories and playlists of iconic 1980s rock albums.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine is called "URBAN TRACKS" and will focus on urban genres like rap and R&B. It will be published monthly to provide the latest news each month. The magazine will promote equal rights, creativity, fashion, and hard work. Targeting 16-26 year olds, it will cost £3 and use a black and white color scheme. Articles will profile artists and music awards based on reader interests. The magazine aims to attract buyers through freebies, promotions, and prominent artists on the cover.
My pitch
The document is a pitch for a new music magazine focused on hip hop artists from North London. The magazine will be published both physically and digitally on a weekly basis. It will feature interviews and profiles of various hip hop artists to give readers insight into their lives and music. The target audience is white males aged 16-21 from socioeconomic class C1 who will be interested in learning about both established and up-and-coming hip hop artists in the region.
Task 3 real planning and preparing a pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Shout Out" that would serve as a guide for up-and-coming artists in North London. The magazine would be published monthly with a price of £4.50 per issue and annual subscriptions for £45. It would feature articles, interviews, and photographs related to hip hop music and culture. The target audience is 17-23 year olds in North London who enjoy hip hop. Resources needed include design software, equipment, and personnel such as an editor, writer, and photographer. Potential issues that could arise include legal problems with fact-checking and ethical issues with censoring inappropriate content.
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Evaluation question 3
This document evaluates potential media institutions that could distribute an indie/alternative music magazine. Bauer Media and IPC Media are rejected as potential distributors because they already distribute competing magazines like Q, Kerrang, Mojo, and NME that target similar audiences. Immediate Media is identified as a good option because while it distributes magazines like Top of the Pops and BBC Music Magazine, it does not currently have a magazine that directly competes with the target audience of indie/alternative music fans.
Case study we love pop edited
- We Love Pop is a weekly magazine launched in July 2011 that focuses on pop music and artists. It has a print run of 200,000 copies and is supported by major companies.
- The magazine has 68 pages with a bright, bubbly color scheme and layout combining images and text. It targets 13-15 year old girls and focuses more on gossip about artists' personal lives than their music.
- The magazine and website have been very successful, with strong sales figures and over 300,000 website views in the first two months. It uses casual language and addresses readers as if talking to a friend.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is young males aged 20-26 from middle-class backgrounds. A survey found they prefer streaming services for music, attend 1-3 live music events per year, and listen to over 4 hours of music per week. The magazine will focus on music reviews and live event coverage over fashion or culture. It will be priced affordably at £2.30 to appeal to middle and working class readers without being too cheap to put off upper-class readers. Popular artists mentioned in the survey include Arctic Monkeys, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Kings of Leon.
Magazine evaluation q4 & 5
The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine. It aims to attract both male and female teenagers aged 15-25 by featuring artists of both genders and using gender-neutral design elements. It also aims to attract working to middle class teenagers by keeping the price low at £2.60. Several steps were taken to ensure the target audience would be interested, such as conducting a survey of teenagers to determine popular artists, features, and design preferences, and including those highly desired elements like interviews, freebies, and social media integration. The informal, accessible language and broken-up text was designed to appeal to younger readers.
Jack segal - Final Pitch
This document outlines the target audience, purpose, format, content, pricing, distribution, and other details for a proposed R&B music magazine. The primary target audience is 16-21 year olds, with secondary audiences of 14-16 year olds and others. The magazine aims to promote interest in R&B music, inspire youth, and be enjoyed in north London. It will be printed monthly on matte paper with an annual subscription of £6.50.
Mission statement and mood board
The document contains a mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music, target 15-25 year olds with 70% female readership, and provide information on up-and-coming bands, concert listings, and reviews. The magazine will have a glossy finish and cost £1, be sold in music and retail stores, and have a companion website. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to music regularly and enjoys fashion and downloading music to phones/devices.
Evaluation question 3
Harris Publications would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing similar music magazines successfully in both the UK and US markets. Bauer Media would also be suitable because they have a large UK audience across multiple media platforms and do not currently offer a hip hop music magazine. IPC Media would work well due to their large portfolio of over 350 million copies sold annually and partnerships with supermarkets that would help the magazine reach a wide audience.
Mission statement media
La Pop" is a new music magazine aimed at women ages 17-24. It will feature popular female artists like Jessie J, Katy Perry, and Little Mix who appeal to young audiences. The magazine will cover music, fashion, celebrity gossip, and more to keep readers interested each month. It will be available in stores and online through subscriptions to give readers early access to concert tickets and videos. The goal is to celebrate empowering women in music and inspire readers through profiles of successful artists.
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes focusing on both established and up-and-coming UK and international pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine would have a more sophisticated style than current pop magazines, using black and white colors with pops of bright colors. It would be published by a large institution like Bauer Media to reach a wide audience and promote globally.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
Pitch presentation
The document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine targeted at 16-20 year olds. Some key points include:
- The magazine will focus on pop music charts, new singles, and unsigned artists.
- Bauer Media Group is identified as a potential publisher as they produce similar magazines.
- The target audience is students and young adults with interests in music, films, fashion, video games and sports.
- The magazine style will have a natural color palette and both formal and informal tone.
Presentation 1 original
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Rap-up" that will focus on the rap genre. It will provide interviews and profiles of up-and-coming and established rap artists to give readers insight into the artists' lives and careers. The magazine will be available both online through a subscription model and in print at stores and newsagents. It aims to appeal to its primary target audience of 14 to 28-year-olds. The creator believes the magazine will help expose new rap talent and give a platform to appreciate the genre.
Who would be the audience for your media
This document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. It aims to target young adults aged 18-21, as this demographic is most interested in rock music according to surveys. The magazine will focus on rock bands and musicians, concerts, fashion, and gossip about both male and female artists. While seeking to attract both male and female readers, the content and style are stereotypically more appealing to young men interested in rock music.
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NME magazine targets 16-25 year olds, particularly music lovers who enjoy attending music festivals and concerts. The magazine aims to provide insight into the music industry through interviews and behind-the-scenes coverage. It also advertises high-priced audio equipment, suggesting readers have disposable income. The goal is to engage passionate music fans who want a grown-up publication about music trends.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine is called "URBAN TRACKS" and will focus on urban music genres like rap and R&B. It will be published monthly to provide the latest news each month. The magazine will promote equal rights and present artists as stylish, unique, independent, and hardworking. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in urban music and fashion. The magazine content will include articles on artists and music awards based on rap and R&B genres.
Presentation1
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "THATSARAP". The key points are:
1) The purpose of the magazine is to inform and engage readers about rap music through exclusive interviews and information on upcoming artists in North London.
2) The magazine will be a printed physical form sold at local newsagents for £3.20. It will also have a website with additional content.
3) The target audience is males and females ages 14-26, aiming to attract those from less fortunate classes who can relate to rap lyrics about struggles.
4) The magazine will feature exclusive Q&As and interviews with artists, alongside playlists and more to give readers a full experience
Pitch powerpoint (pp)
The document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine called Ella Wise that would be printed and distributed in North London. The magazine aims to entertain, inform, and promote indie music to teenagers and their siblings. It would feature interviews, concert information, and reviews of upcoming indie artists. The magazine plans to distribute physically in North London newsagents, supermarkets, and through online subscription, and market itself through social media, billboards, and competing with other music magazines.
Original pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. It will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. The magazine hopes to inspire teens to rediscover rock music through stories and playlists of iconic 1980s rock albums.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine is called "URBAN TRACKS" and will focus on urban genres like rap and R&B. It will be published monthly to provide the latest news each month. The magazine will promote equal rights, creativity, fashion, and hard work. Targeting 16-26 year olds, it will cost £3 and use a black and white color scheme. Articles will profile artists and music awards based on reader interests. The magazine aims to attract buyers through freebies, promotions, and prominent artists on the cover.
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The document outlines a plan for a new hip hop magazine called "Herts Hip Hop". It discusses the purpose of entertaining and informing readers about music events and artists. The main competitors are other hip hop magazines. The target audience is 18-35 year olds, mostly women. Content will include interviews, reviews of festivals and shows, and discussions of the music scene. Distribution will take place in stores and online, with marketing through social media. Personnel needed include a photographer, editor, and social media manager.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap music and its subgenres in North London. It will feature interviews, images, and articles highlighting different rap subgenres each month. The magazine will be available in both print and online formats. The target audience is those aged 16-22 interested in music trends. Marketing will involve distributing flyers at concerts and colleges in North London.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap music and its subgenres in North London. The magazine will have a different subgenre focus each month. It will include interviews, images, and information on new releases and concerts. The target audience is those aged 16-22 in North London interested in rap music and fashion trends. Marketing will include flyers at concerts and ads on social media. The magazine will be sold for £2.50 printed or £1.50 online, with online subscribers getting concert updates.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap music and its subgenres in North London. It will feature interviews, images, and articles highlighting different rap subgenres each month. The magazine will be sold in both print and online formats for £2.50 and £1.50 respectively. The target audience is those aged 16-22 interested in music trends. Marketing will involve distributing flyers at concerts and colleges in North London as well as social media advertising.
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The document provides details for a proposed monthly music magazine called "Wrapped Up" that focuses on rap music and its various subgenres. The magazine will:
1) Highlight a different rap subgenre each month through interviews and images to showcase the diversity within the genre.
2) Target young adults aged 16-22 in North London as its primary audience.
3) Offer digital and print subscriptions, with the digital version costing less and providing perks like concert updates and a chance to win tickets.
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The document provides details for a proposed monthly music magazine called "Wrapped Up" that focuses on rap music and its various subgenres. The magazine will:
1) Highlight a different rap subgenre each month through interviews and images to showcase the diversity within the genre.
2) Target young adults aged 16-22 in North London as its primary audience.
3) Offer digital and print subscriptions, with the digital version costing less and providing perks like concert updates and a chance to win tickets.
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This document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap and its subgenres. It will highlight different subgenres each month and link them to the overarching rap genre. The magazine will include interviews, images, music criticism and fashion trends. It aims to showcase rap as a culture with its own styles. The target audiences are 16-22 year olds and 25-35 year olds interested in music and fashion trends. Unique features include free concert tickets for subscribers and a North London focus.
Yael bradman powerpoint
- The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focused on rap music and its various subgenres.
- Each monthly issue will highlight a different rap subgenre like grime, hip hop, or gangsta rap. The November issue will focus on grime.
- The magazine will include interviews, images, music criticism, and fashion trends to showcase the music and culture of rap. It will have a price of £2.50 for printed copies and £1.50 for online copies.
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Improved pitch
- 1. HIP HOP HYPE A Hip Hop magazine created by Ethan Stollar
- 2. • The purpose of the magazine is to inform and educate those who want to know more about the genre of Hip Hop. • The magazine will contain information on a monthly basis of various Hip Hop artists.
- 3. • The magazine will have both an online and print version. • The magazine will be 80-100 pages long and will be A4 for the front cover and A3 for the double page spread. • The paper will be recyclable so, when the magazine is being printed, it is environmentally friendly.
- 4. • The genre of the magazine is Hip Hop. • The genre of Hip Hop has a variety of sub-genres. • Hip Hop resides with people from varying backgrounds
- 5. • The magazine’s content will be artist based • An interview and a Q & A with the artist of which some of the questions will be sent in by the readers. • The artists will be based in North London to appeal to the vibrant scene developing in the area.
- 6. • The target audience will be males age 16-21 who live in North London. The secondary target audience will be females age 16-21. • As mentioned previously, the target audience will be able to contribute to the magazine by sending in questions for the Q & A.
- 7. • To make sure that the money that is invested goes back to the investors. • The magazine will work with artists and venues to create partnerships. • If the magazine has a popular influencer or artist then this can also allow for a partnership with them.
- 8. • The magazine will be using social media to advertise itself. • The target audience will see the ads and this will encourage them to buy the magazine. • As the magazine gets popular then it can start to build relationships with venues and artists so it can obtain partnerships and can generate revenue.
- 9. • To advertise the magazine there will be posters put up and flyers will be handed out to people that are visiting venues around North London. • When the magazine is popular then it can then be placed inside venues.
- 10. • The direct competition for the magazine is: • XXL • The Source • I am Hip-Hop • The Fader • Hip Hop Connection
- 11. • The magazine will have two subscriptions. • The first is a monthly subscription. • The second will be a yearly subscription which will also have an online and print based magazine.
- 12. • The magazine’s USP is a deal where if you invite 5 friends to join up to the magazine then you can receive 50% off of a future issue. This will encourage people to encourage as many people as they know to sign up and in return get money off their magazine. • When partnerships are built the companies will give the magazine free tickets which will allow people to enter a giveaway for multiple free tickets and other prizes.
- 13. FOR MY HEADLINE I WILL BE USING THIS FONT. For my cover lines I will be using this font. For my article I will be using this font.
- 18. Q A&