The document discusses strategies used in the magazine Puff to attract readers and sell copies. It uses emotive language and colorful designs to appeal to audiences and feature popular artists from different genres. Images on the cover are intentionally sexy or eye-catching to draw attention and match the magazine's established color scheme.

1. Emotive language in Puff to allow
audience to buy the biggest music
magazine in UK and make
themselves sound good.
Large masthead in the
left corner to allow
people to be aware of
what magazine it is.
Colour scheme is
common in music
These show different magazine and
genre of artists and also indicates sexy
blend in with the colour
scheme, they are
similar to the coverline
but are less important.
Imagine imitates sexy and red lips
match the colour scheme. Sexy is
indicated with the water running
down her face and her tongue
sticking out.
Cover line shows that people already
know Cheryl cole so doesn’t need an
intorduction. The ROCKS in red is a
oxymoron, as Cheryl cole is a Pop
singer instead of a rock singer.

2. Lady gaga is wearing eye catching Colour scheme of orange black and
revealing clothes, to draw attention red, use of orange colour here
from the males to her. shows dominance of exciting people
and is vibrant and stands out
The masthead is the same
in all the Q magazines, and
each magazine ensures the
colours blend well with the
masthead
Main cover line are in
capital letters and orange to
make them stand out and
let people know the three
main acts in the industry at
the moment and also giving
those an idea of who the
people on the cover are
Main image is three artists from Shows others that are being
different genres showing this features, in capital letter and in an
magazine isn’t for one type of genre orange text box which makes it
only stand out