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This document provides a pitch and proposal for a new print and online rock music magazine. It would have a 46-page print component with recycled paper, black and gold design, and AR/QR codes linking to additional online content. An online version would include artist quizzes, videos, and ads to fund the site. The magazine would target 17-24 year old males and females primarily and be distributed in stores and advertised on billboards, social media, and through word of mouth. It requires a studio, cameras, software and personnel like photographers, editors and designers to produce.
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My magazine will provide an overview of the rap genre in both print and online formats for £8.99 annually. It will profile top artists each month along with up-and-coming rappers, highlight new music and upcoming releases. Readers can vote on prizes for monthly competitions like concert tickets or artist meet-and-greets. The target audience is primarily 15-25 year old black males from socioeconomic classes C1-C2, with a secondary audience of similar aged white males. Distribution will focus on social media marketing as well as print copies sold online and in shops, with additional leafleting around youth clubs, cafes and shopping centers.
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The document summarizes a magazine pitch about an upcoming music producer. The proposed 60-page magazine, titled "Future Prod", would include interviews, photos, and stories about the producer's past, current work, and future plans. It would target an audience of 16-35 year olds and be sold in stores and online for £4.99, with a subscription option. Resources like cameras, software, and a printer would be needed. Editors, writers, photographers, and other personnel would produce the magazine. It would use a dark color scheme and bold font and be distributed in stores, websites, and social media.
Media presentation
The document outlines plans for a magazine called "Future Prod" about up-and-coming music producers. It will include interviews, exclusive images, artists' pasts and new releases. The target audience is people aged 16-35. It will have 32 glossy pages and include ads to generate revenue. The magazine will be sold for £4.99 in stores, online, and on devices like Kindle. It will be marketed on social media and through posters/billboards in North London cities.
Final presentation
This document outlines plans for a magazine called "Talk Alt Rap" that will cover alternative British rap music. It will include articles about artists' personal lives and opinions, information about upcoming performances, and interviews. It will be distributed both physically and digitally. The target audience is 14-25 year old British males across all socioeconomic classes. Marketing will involve social media promotion and posters to raise awareness of the magazine and attract customers.
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- 1. Pitch and Proposal Ethan Somekh | Media
- 3. Form Hard copy ● 46 pages ● Recyclable paper ● Black and gold colour design ● AR codes that showcases interviews and the timeline of certain artists ● QR codes that links to the website and app - if you sign into them you get a discount off Spotify etc ● £3.99 Online Copy ● Artist quizzes ● Video Interview ● Ads pay to keep website up, users don’t have to pay
- 4. Distribution ● Supermarkets ● Publish on a website ● Local corner shops
- 5. Marketing ● Billboards ● Social media ads bases on collected data ● Word of mouth communication
- 6. Genre Old school & Indie Rock
- 7. Target Audience ● Primary Audience: 17 - 24 year old boys ● Secondary Audience: 17 - 24 year old girls ● Tertiary Audience: 13 - 16 year old children
- 8. Equipement & Personnel Production ● Camera and tripod for models ● Backlight ● Studio ● Editing Software Personnel ● Photographers ● Editors ● Web and software designers for app and website ● Models/Artists
- 9. Fonts Ideas
- 10. Color Scheme
- 11. Other Rock Magazines None of these showcase the history of big artists
- 12. Questions?