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The document proposes a magazine focused on mountain biking in Hertfordshire. It would have natural colors and fonts to match the outdoor theme. The magazine would be 30-60 pages published monthly or every other month, targeting mountain bikers ages 16-55. It would include gear reviews, trail guides, interviews and ads. Distribution would be both online and in local stores, with marketing through social media, TV, and a subscription option.
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The document proposes a new mountain biking magazine that will inform, promote, and entertain readers about mountain biking gear, trails, bikes, and events. It will have a natural, outdoorsy style conveyed through its title, colors, and fonts. The magazine will be published monthly or every other month in a portable A4 size format similar to a newspaper. Its target audience will be men and women ages 16-40 and 16-55 with an interest in mountain biking in Hertfordshire.
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The document proposes a new mountain biking magazine that will inform, promote, and entertain readers about mountain biking gear, trails, bikes, and interviews. It will target men and women ages 16-40 in Hertfordshire interested in mountain biking. The magazine will be published monthly or every other month, use natural colors and modern fonts in a column-style format similar to a newspaper. It will have low competition and cost £4.50 to purchase or subscribe.
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This textual analysis summarizes the front cover of Shropshire Life, a regional magazine published in Shropshire, England. Shropshire Life is published by Archant, a large regional media company. The front cover indicates that the magazine focuses on life in Shropshire and is distributed monthly. It provides information on local schools, events, people, food and drink through features, photos and articles. The layout and stylistic elements on the cover are consistent with the magazine's focus on Shropshire and its residents.
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The document outlines plans for a proposed hip hop/rap magazine called 808. It includes details such as the target audience being ages 16-35, both male and female. The magazine will be released monthly for £3.99 and feature the latest music artists. Sections of the magazine will include artist interviews, photos, and news. Overall production costs including staff, equipment, printing and advertising are estimated to be around £584,589, with projected annual profit of £59,975. Graphic design drafts and layouts are proposed to showcase artists on the cover and within pages.
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The print business, as it once was, is dead but the medium itself, however, is alive and well. It's finding itself. It's confronting its weaknesses, things like physical wear and tear and costly distribution, and turning them into strengths. As it turns out, these very limitations are what make print special.
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- Q Magazine is a UK-based music magazine that includes interviews with popular artists and reviews of new music, films, and television shows.
- The magazine aims to share the passion of music with readers through a variety of genres.
- Q Magazine stands out on newsstands with its bold logo and use of the color red contrasting with other music magazines.
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The document proposes a new mountain biking magazine that will inform, promote, and entertain readers about mountain biking gear, trails, bikes, and events. It will have a natural, outdoorsy style conveyed through its title, colors, and fonts. The magazine will be published monthly or every other month in a portable A4 size format similar to a newspaper. Its target audience will be men and women ages 16-40 and 16-55 with an interest in mountain biking in Hertfordshire.
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The document proposes a new mountain biking magazine that will inform, promote, and entertain readers about mountain biking gear, trails, bikes, and interviews. It will target men and women ages 16-40 in Hertfordshire interested in mountain biking. The magazine will be published monthly or every other month, use natural colors and modern fonts in a column-style format similar to a newspaper. It will have low competition and cost £4.50 to purchase or subscribe.
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This textual analysis summarizes the front cover of Shropshire Life, a regional magazine published in Shropshire, England. Shropshire Life is published by Archant, a large regional media company. The front cover indicates that the magazine focuses on life in Shropshire and is distributed monthly. It provides information on local schools, events, people, food and drink through features, photos and articles. The layout and stylistic elements on the cover are consistent with the magazine's focus on Shropshire and its residents.
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The document outlines plans for a proposed hip hop/rap magazine called 808. It includes details such as the target audience being ages 16-35, both male and female. The magazine will be released monthly for £3.99 and feature the latest music artists. Sections of the magazine will include artist interviews, photos, and news. Overall production costs including staff, equipment, printing and advertising are estimated to be around £584,589, with projected annual profit of £59,975. Graphic design drafts and layouts are proposed to showcase artists on the cover and within pages.
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- 1. Mountain biking Hertfordshire magazine proposal By Ben Stark
- 2. Title Large title Natural colours Azonix font for use in masthead/titles throughout the magazine Will give the impression that the magazine is based around something outdoors.
- 3. Purpose To inform, promote, and entertain. Interviews, Biking gear, trails and bikes. Advertising. Low competition for the magazine.
- 4. Magazine genre & Format The genre is mountain biking. 30-45 pages if released monthly, around 60 pages if released every other month. Subscription service. Similar height and width as an A4 sheet of paper for portability. Text will be written in columns like in a newspaper.
- 5. Competition Specific niche so low competition. The magazine will stand out for being more natural rather than bright colours and having a mountain biker on the front, which is a common theme across MTB magazines. Lower prices than other magazines, so it will cost £4.50. Example of one of my competitors:
- 6. Target audience Main target audience is men and women in Herts who have an interest in Mountain biking. Ages 16 – 40, all ethnic groups and all types of salaries. Secondary target audience is the same as the main, except for their age and their income. Ages 16 – 55, enjoy visiting MTB events, incomes between £30,000 and £100,000+.
- 7. House style Natural colours, yellow, red, black, white, brown, blue and green. Modern fonts, Leoscar, Azonix, Manrope and Coves. General text size will be 12 to 14 so that I can fit lots of information on the pages.
- 8. Content Front cover: White space, natural colours, slogans, cover lines, masthead, straplines and puffs. Text, fonts and images. Double page spreads: interviews, biking gear, equipment, trails in Herts and techniques. Frequency of releasing the magazine. Interviewee: Hannah Finchamp
- 9. Distribution and marketing Mainly sold online and in stores across Hertfordshire. Subscription to the magazine. TV ads and Social media ads. Using Facebook ads allows for advertising across Facebook and Instagram
- 10. Resources Equipment: printers, cameras, phones, etc. Software: Word, Quark, Photoshop, google ads. Props: Bikes, helmets, sets (biking trails), etc. People/skills: Author, interviewees, photographers, proofreaders, graphic designers, social media managers, sales and marketing team, etc.
- 11. Any questions?