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IPC would be well-suited to distribute the music magazine because they are an international publisher that does not currently publish any similar magazines, giving the new magazine a better chance in the market without much competition. IPC is also a well-known publishing company with a good business image, which would help the magazine's sales and branding. As one of the world's biggest publishers, IPC could help the magazine gain a high number of customers worldwide by distributing it on a large scale.
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The author chose IPC as the publisher for their new music magazine for several reasons. IPC is an international publisher, which fits with the author's goal of the magazine having a worldwide reach beyond just Europe. IPC also does not currently publish any magazines similar to the proposed one, giving it a better chance of success without much competition in the market. Additionally, IPC is a well-known publishing company with a good business image, which would help promote the new magazine's sales. As one of the world's largest publishers, IPC could also help the magazine gain a high number of customers.
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IPC would be a suitable institution to distribute the writer's rock music magazine because IPC already publishes a large number of magazines and has experience distributing magazines in the rock genre, such as NME. Choosing IPC could allow the magazine to benefit from IPC's existing distribution network while the magazine's focus on a younger audience would provide IPC an opportunity to reach a new demographic.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company would be the publisher for the magazine because they are an award-winning UK media company and the fourth largest magazine publisher. They reach millions of educated readers across 50 websites, 34 magazines and over 70 brands each month. Using such a large, well-known publisher would provide advertising opportunities and help distribute the magazine more widely and cheaply. The magazine would be distributed physically in popular retail stores like newsagents and WHSmith as well as supermarkets like Asda and Tesco, which are common places for people to buy magazines. It would also be distributed online with digital copies to reach younger audiences who prefer finding magazines online and to keep up with competitors also offering online versions.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company would be an effective publisher for the magazine due to their large reach, experience, and reputation within the target audience. As one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, they distribute content across 50 websites and 34 magazines reaching over 1.3 million subscribers monthly. This wide distribution through both physical and online channels maximizes the potential audience. Physical copies of the magazine would be placed in popular retail stores like newsagents and supermarkets to reach customers where they typically purchase magazines. An online version would also be made available to engage younger audiences who prefer accessing magazines digitally.
Question 3
Bauer London Lifestyle Ltd would be the best institution to distribute the magazine because they distribute magazines in similar genres, including Kerrang!, reaching audiences with shared interests. As one of the largest magazine distributors, Bauer offers a wide variety of genres to appeal to different audiences. Distributing through Bauer allows the magazine to tap into their existing audiences in the rock genre for continuity.
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Large media institutions such as IPC Media or Bauer Media would be well-suited to distribute my music magazine because they have a proven track record of successfully publishing magazines like Q and Kerrang that have built a loyal audience. These large institutions could leverage their existing audience and reputation to help promote and grow a new magazine, which would benefit both the institution financially and help ensure the success of my magazine. However, my magazine may face an initial disadvantage in terms of audience size compared to some of the more established music magazines published by these companies.
Question 3
COMAG would be the media institution that would distribute the author's hip hop magazine product because:
1) COMAG already distributes several other hip hop magazines that the author used for design inspiration and references, including "The Source", "Vibe", "XXL", and "Hip Hop".
2) As one of the largest distributors in the UK and abroad, COMAG would be able to effectively distribute the magazine to target audiences across many countries.
3) The author's magazine, focused on mainstream hip hop artists, would be appropriately grouped with similar magazines that COMAG already distributes.
Question 3
IPC would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they already own the successful rock magazine NME, which has a similar style. IPC knows how to successfully market and advertise magazines and distributing this new magazine would help IPC attract a wider music audience and younger female readers, while not facing competition against their own NME magazine.
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The author chose IPC as the publisher for their new music magazine for several reasons. IPC is an international publisher, which fits with the author's goal of the magazine having a worldwide reach beyond just Europe. IPC also does not currently publish any magazines similar to the proposed one, giving it a better chance of success without much competition in the market. Additionally, IPC is a well-known publishing company with a good business image, which would help promote the new magazine's sales. As one of the world's largest publishers, IPC could also help the magazine gain a high number of customers.
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IPC would be a suitable institution to distribute the writer's rock music magazine because IPC already publishes a large number of magazines and has experience distributing magazines in the rock genre, such as NME. Choosing IPC could allow the magazine to benefit from IPC's existing distribution network while the magazine's focus on a younger audience would provide IPC an opportunity to reach a new demographic.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company would be the publisher for the magazine because they are an award-winning UK media company and the fourth largest magazine publisher. They reach millions of educated readers across 50 websites, 34 magazines and over 70 brands each month. Using such a large, well-known publisher would provide advertising opportunities and help distribute the magazine more widely and cheaply. The magazine would be distributed physically in popular retail stores like newsagents and WHSmith as well as supermarkets like Asda and Tesco, which are common places for people to buy magazines. It would also be distributed online with digital copies to reach younger audiences who prefer finding magazines online and to keep up with competitors also offering online versions.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company would be an effective publisher for the magazine due to their large reach, experience, and reputation within the target audience. As one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, they distribute content across 50 websites and 34 magazines reaching over 1.3 million subscribers monthly. This wide distribution through both physical and online channels maximizes the potential audience. Physical copies of the magazine would be placed in popular retail stores like newsagents and supermarkets to reach customers where they typically purchase magazines. An online version would also be made available to engage younger audiences who prefer accessing magazines digitally.
Question 3
Bauer London Lifestyle Ltd would be the best institution to distribute the magazine because they distribute magazines in similar genres, including Kerrang!, reaching audiences with shared interests. As one of the largest magazine distributors, Bauer offers a wide variety of genres to appeal to different audiences. Distributing through Bauer allows the magazine to tap into their existing audiences in the rock genre for continuity.
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Large media institutions such as IPC Media or Bauer Media would be well-suited to distribute my music magazine because they have a proven track record of successfully publishing magazines like Q and Kerrang that have built a loyal audience. These large institutions could leverage their existing audience and reputation to help promote and grow a new magazine, which would benefit both the institution financially and help ensure the success of my magazine. However, my magazine may face an initial disadvantage in terms of audience size compared to some of the more established music magazines published by these companies.
Question 3
COMAG would be the media institution that would distribute the author's hip hop magazine product because:
1) COMAG already distributes several other hip hop magazines that the author used for design inspiration and references, including "The Source", "Vibe", "XXL", and "Hip Hop".
2) As one of the largest distributors in the UK and abroad, COMAG would be able to effectively distribute the magazine to target audiences across many countries.
3) The author's magazine, focused on mainstream hip hop artists, would be appropriately grouped with similar magazines that COMAG already distributes.
Question 3
IPC would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they already own the successful rock magazine NME, which has a similar style. IPC knows how to successfully market and advertise magazines and distributing this new magazine would help IPC attract a wider music audience and younger female readers, while not facing competition against their own NME magazine.
Media question 3
The document discusses distributing a magazine product through Frontline, a large UK magazine distributor. Frontline distributes over 160 magazine titles to over 55,000 retail outlets, including major supermarkets and corner stores. They also provide online magazine sales. The author believes Frontline is a good choice as their magazine could be sold in popular stores like WHSmith, Tesco, and Asda, reaching a wide audience. Frontline's multi-platform distribution through both physical and online retail outlets would make the magazine easily accessible to potential readers.
Ipc
IPC would be a good publisher for the author's pop music magazine because it only distributes one other music magazine, which focuses on a different genre, avoiding competition. IPC also has experience promoting magazines toward female audiences, the target for this pop magazine. Additionally, IPC distributes magazines across the UK and offers an online subscription option, helping make the magazine well-known and popular.
Q3
The magazine would be published by either Hearst Corporation or Mark Allen Group. Hearst publishes magazines focused on females like Cosmopolitan, while Mark Allen Group focuses solely on music magazines with a broader demographic. The magazine would be distributed at music stores like HMV and African clothing shops like Pepamsie. It would be circulated monthly and available through paid subscriptions of £3.99 per issue or individual issue purchases. While magazines in the genre of world music do not sell well overall, the publisher of Song Lines magazine that focuses on world music has seen revenue of £18.9 million and pre-tax profits increase 63% despite offering free CDs with the magazine. The magazine website is simple and easy to navigate with
Question 3
ICP Media would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it distributes other popular music magazines like NME that have a similar readership to the proposed magazine. ICP Media has experience distributing magazines in different genres including music. Its digital platform would allow the magazine to reach a wider audience online in addition to physical copies. ICP Media is well-suited to the target audience and genre of the magazine.
Media institution
The media institution that would best distribute the author's magazine is IPC Media. IPC Media already distributes similar music magazines like NME that target the same audience. IPC Media publishes hundreds of magazines and over 26.5 million people read their magazines every year, proving its success. Distributing the magazine through popular retail outlets like newsagents and supermarkets would be the primary distribution method, as most people purchase magazines at shops. Ensuring distribution in major retailers like Tesco and Sainsbury's is important to maximize sales opportunities. The magazine should also be available through subscription and online to stay competitive in the digital age.
Evaluation 3
IPC media would be an ideal institution to distribute the media product because it is a large and successful subsidiary of Times Inc. that publishes many lifestyle and music magazines. While IPC already distributes the well-known music magazine NME, the proposed magazine has a different monthly circulation schedule and aims for a higher quality publication. Distributing the new magazine could help IPC expand its offerings beyond just lifestyle magazines to a broader range of genres.
Question 3
IPC Media would distribute the media product because they are a leading UK media institution that publishes magazines like NME and Guitar and Bass read by the target audience. IPC Media produces over 60 brands read by 26 million UK adults, so publishing with them would make the magazine a success and well known. IPC's portfolio includes lifestyle brands like NME that inspired the magazine, and their focus on male audiences matches the target.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses two potential media distributors, IPC Media and Bauer Media, for distributing the author's new music magazine. IPC Media's audience is primarily female, which matches the author's target audience. IPC also distributes similar indie rock magazines like NME that could help the new magazine succeed. However, there is a risk the new magazine may not stand out amongst IPC's existing titles. Bauer Media distributes magazines internationally including online, appealing to the author's target teenage audience. However, Bauer's flagship rock magazine Kerrang! has a different genre that may not be a good fit. Overall, the author chooses IPC Media as the distributor due to their experience with similar indie rock magazines that could help
Q 3
IPC Media would be well-suited to distribute the media product because it is a well-known publishing company that has successfully published magazines, but does not currently publish an alternative/indie pop magazine like the one being proposed. Distributing the magazine through IPC Media and WHSmith stores could significantly increase sales and ratings over time. The low price point and good quality content of the proposed magazine could bring positive publicity to IPC Media while also gradually increasing subscriptions and readers.
Evaluation 3
The document evaluates two major media distributors, IPC Media and Bauer, for distributing a new music magazine. IPC Media distributes many well-known magazines but lacks experience with music magazines. Bauer distributes Kerrang, the world's largest weekly music magazine, so has expertise in this genre but may prioritize Kerrang. Overall, Bauer is selected as it can leverage its experience with Kerrang to help the new magazine succeed, though it must be ensured the magazine is not overshadowed by Kerrang.
Q3 distribution
The document discusses choosing IPC Media as the publisher for a new music magazine called Rythme. IPC Media is the leading consumer magazine publisher in the UK, giving Rythme recognition and access to IPC's existing connections and audience of 26 million UK adults. IPC does not currently publish any hip-hop magazines, so Rythme would give IPC a new genre and competitive advantage. Rythme would be distributed in retailers like supermarkets and newsagents as well as available online through websites and for subscription. It would publish monthly to keep readers engaged and allow time for quality production.
Question 3
Immediate Media would be the best publisher for the author's music magazine targeted at pre-teens and teenagers. Immediate Media has experience publishing magazines for children, including titles about music and popular culture. In contrast, IPC Media and Haymarket would not be suitable since their magazines target older audiences such as young adults or businessmen.
Question 3 of my maiun
Immediate Media would be a good publisher for the author's music magazine as they have experience publishing magazines targeted towards children, such as Top of the Pops, CBeebies Weekly, and Doctor Who Adventure. IPC Media and Haymarket would not be suitable since their magazines are aimed at older audiences such as young adults for IPC Media and male adults for motoring/business magazines at Haymarket.
Question Three
The document considers two media institutions that could potentially distribute a new pop punk music magazine: Immediate Media Company (IMC) and IPC Media. IMC is described as a good fit as the pop punk genre has not been featured in IMC's other music magazines, avoids threatening their sales, and targets a different 15-24 age range. In contrast, IPC Media's magazines like NME feature similar genres and age groups, so the new magazine could clash with NME's sales. The document concludes that IMC is the most appropriate choice to distribute the pop punk magazine.
Question 3
I would like to distribute my music magazine through IPC Media because they have influence in the music magazine industry and reach 26 million people in the UK, which would provide a large audience. IPC Media currently publishes NME magazine, which deals with similar artists and images that would be featured in my magazine. Based on feedback, the magazine would also be distributed online to make it easier for the target audience to view and purchase, as well as in music-focused stores like HMV and mainstream retailers like Tesco and Sainsbury's to maximize availability.
Evaluation question 3
Frontline would be a suitable media institution to distribute the media product because it has experience distributing the popular Kerrang magazine and appealing to music audiences. As a company that also focuses on new media, Frontline would help the product reach its younger target audience that is influenced by modern technology, unlike other print-focused institutions. Its popularity and experience with music media makes it a good representative for a magazine targeting a different genre of music audience.
Evaluation question n.3
The document discusses options for distributing a new music magazine. It considers both major distributors, who aim for wide distribution and high profits, and independent distributors, who focus more on their audience. The author concludes that TeenTimes, an independent, online distributor of magazines targeting younger audiences, would be the best choice since it aligns with the music magazine's target demographic and distribution method. However, the author recognizes that TeenTimes may be reluctant due to already publishing similar magazines, so a backup plan is outlined to self-distribute online through blogs, social media, and digital downloads if needed.
What kind of media may distribute your media
The document discusses potential distributors for a new music magazine. It considers two main options: IPC Media and Bauer Media. IPC Media publishes magazines like NME that target male audiences. Bauer Media publishes Q Magazine, which has a wider audience than the author's intended targeted genre. However, Bauer Media also publishes some informal magazines. The document concludes that with new media, the magazine could be better distributed online through a website and mobile apps, allowing for wider accessibility and potential higher revenue.
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The document discusses distributing a magazine product through Frontline, a large UK magazine distributor. Frontline distributes over 160 magazine titles to over 55,000 retail outlets, including major supermarkets and corner stores. They also provide online magazine sales. The author believes Frontline is a good choice as their magazine could be sold in popular stores like WHSmith, Tesco, and Asda, reaching a wide audience. Frontline's multi-platform distribution through both physical and online retail outlets would make the magazine easily accessible to potential readers.
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The magazine would be published by either Hearst Corporation or Mark Allen Group. Hearst publishes magazines focused on females like Cosmopolitan, while Mark Allen Group focuses solely on music magazines with a broader demographic. The magazine would be distributed at music stores like HMV and African clothing shops like Pepamsie. It would be circulated monthly and available through paid subscriptions of £3.99 per issue or individual issue purchases. While magazines in the genre of world music do not sell well overall, the publisher of Song Lines magazine that focuses on world music has seen revenue of £18.9 million and pre-tax profits increase 63% despite offering free CDs with the magazine. The magazine website is simple and easy to navigate with
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ICP Media would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it distributes other popular music magazines like NME that have a similar readership to the proposed magazine. ICP Media has experience distributing magazines in different genres including music. Its digital platform would allow the magazine to reach a wider audience online in addition to physical copies. ICP Media is well-suited to the target audience and genre of the magazine.
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The media institution that would best distribute the author's magazine is IPC Media. IPC Media already distributes similar music magazines like NME that target the same audience. IPC Media publishes hundreds of magazines and over 26.5 million people read their magazines every year, proving its success. Distributing the magazine through popular retail outlets like newsagents and supermarkets would be the primary distribution method, as most people purchase magazines at shops. Ensuring distribution in major retailers like Tesco and Sainsbury's is important to maximize sales opportunities. The magazine should also be available through subscription and online to stay competitive in the digital age.
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IPC media would be an ideal institution to distribute the media product because it is a large and successful subsidiary of Times Inc. that publishes many lifestyle and music magazines. While IPC already distributes the well-known music magazine NME, the proposed magazine has a different monthly circulation schedule and aims for a higher quality publication. Distributing the new magazine could help IPC expand its offerings beyond just lifestyle magazines to a broader range of genres.
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IPC Media would distribute the media product because they are a leading UK media institution that publishes magazines like NME and Guitar and Bass read by the target audience. IPC Media produces over 60 brands read by 26 million UK adults, so publishing with them would make the magazine a success and well known. IPC's portfolio includes lifestyle brands like NME that inspired the magazine, and their focus on male audiences matches the target.
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The document discusses two potential media distributors, IPC Media and Bauer Media, for distributing the author's new music magazine. IPC Media's audience is primarily female, which matches the author's target audience. IPC also distributes similar indie rock magazines like NME that could help the new magazine succeed. However, there is a risk the new magazine may not stand out amongst IPC's existing titles. Bauer Media distributes magazines internationally including online, appealing to the author's target teenage audience. However, Bauer's flagship rock magazine Kerrang! has a different genre that may not be a good fit. Overall, the author chooses IPC Media as the distributor due to their experience with similar indie rock magazines that could help
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IPC Media would be well-suited to distribute the media product because it is a well-known publishing company that has successfully published magazines, but does not currently publish an alternative/indie pop magazine like the one being proposed. Distributing the magazine through IPC Media and WHSmith stores could significantly increase sales and ratings over time. The low price point and good quality content of the proposed magazine could bring positive publicity to IPC Media while also gradually increasing subscriptions and readers.
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The document evaluates two major media distributors, IPC Media and Bauer, for distributing a new music magazine. IPC Media distributes many well-known magazines but lacks experience with music magazines. Bauer distributes Kerrang, the world's largest weekly music magazine, so has expertise in this genre but may prioritize Kerrang. Overall, Bauer is selected as it can leverage its experience with Kerrang to help the new magazine succeed, though it must be ensured the magazine is not overshadowed by Kerrang.
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Immediate Media would be the best publisher for the author's music magazine targeted at pre-teens and teenagers. Immediate Media has experience publishing magazines for children, including titles about music and popular culture. In contrast, IPC Media and Haymarket would not be suitable since their magazines target older audiences such as young adults or businessmen.
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Immediate Media would be a good publisher for the author's music magazine as they have experience publishing magazines targeted towards children, such as Top of the Pops, CBeebies Weekly, and Doctor Who Adventure. IPC Media and Haymarket would not be suitable since their magazines are aimed at older audiences such as young adults for IPC Media and male adults for motoring/business magazines at Haymarket.
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Bauer Media or IPC Media would be good choices to publish the magazine because they are established in the genre and not too large. While other publishers may not have experience in the genre or be too big, Bauer and IPC are recognizable with experience publishing similar magazines, making them more likely to successfully publish and promote the new magazine. After reviewing the options, Bauer Media is selected as they have published many magazines in the same genre.
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IPC media would be the best choice to distribute the magazine because they have been very successful distributing rock and indie magazines like NME and Uncut. While they only distribute magazines in this genre currently, introducing a R&B genre magazine could attract a wider audience for IPC and fill a gap in their offerings. The target social class of B/C1 also matches IPC's existing audience. Distributing a magazine in a new genre would boost IPC's reputation, variety, and help them reach a more diverse audience beyond just rock fans.
Evaluation Question Three
Bauer Media would be the most suitable distributor for the author's music magazine. As a large global distributor with over 600 magazines across 20 countries, Bauer Media has the expertise to distribute the magazine widely. They also have existing relationships with major retailers like WHSmith that sell millions of magazines per year. Bauer Media also offers digital versions of magazines, which would be important for reaching the author's target audience of 15-25 year olds who are frequent online users. While other distributors like IPC Media were considered, Bauer Media was selected as they do not have many rap-focused magazines but such a magazine could bring something unique to their portfolio.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media would be the most suitable distributor for the author's music magazine. As a large global distributor with over 600 magazines across 20 countries, Bauer Media has the expertise to distribute the magazine widely. They also have existing relationships with major retailers like WHSmith. Bauer Media also offers digital versions of magazines, which would appeal to the author's target audience of 15-25 year olds. While other distributors like IPC Media were considered, Bauer Media is not strongly represented in rap magazines, so the author's publication could fill a niche.
Question 3 evalutation abbey
IPC media and Bauer media group would be good potential publishers for the author's magazine. IPC already publishes magazines like NME that target young adults and teenagers, and could help boost sales through their existing audience and TV channels like MTV. Bauer publishes over 300 products including Q magazine, which has influenced the author's target audience, and distributes 38 million magazines per week, allowing for wide reach. Either company would benefit from synergies across their businesses in publishing the new magazine.
Question 3
The document discusses potential parent companies to distribute a new hip-hop magazine called DEZAE. The author identifies Bauer Media Group and International Publishing Company (IPC) as options. IPC is preferred as it has experience in the hip-hop genre, allowing the magazine to succeed, and wide digital distribution for a mass audience appeal rather than a niche market. IPC's lack of a specific demographic also makes it a good fit. Choosing the right parent company with experience in the genre and wide reach is important for promotional success and sales.
Question 3 what kind of media institution might distribute your media product...
IPC Media would be a good publisher for the magazine because they are highly successful and experienced, having published magazines for over 60 years. While IPC Media publishes some music magazines like NME, they do not publish any rock magazines, so the magazine proposed would not be in direct competition with others they publish. IPC Media also publishes magazines across multiple platforms like print, digital, social media and mobile, which matches the target audience aged 16-22 that consume media that way. If published by IPC Media, the magazine would be distributed in major UK retailers like Asda, Tesco, WHSmith and HMV, with their thousands of stores providing wide reach.
Question 3 what kind of media institution might distribute your media product...
IPC Media would be a good publisher for the magazine because they are highly successful and experienced, having published magazines for over 60 years. While IPC Media publishes some music magazines like NME, they do not publish any rock magazines, so the magazine proposed would not be in direct competition with others they publish. IPC Media also publishes magazines across multiple platforms like print, digital, social media and mobile, which matches the target audience aged 16-22 that consume media that way. If published by IPC Media, the magazine would be distributed in major UK retailers like Asda, Tesco, WHSmith and HMV, increasing its readership through wide physical distribution.
Question 3
IPC Media and Bauer Media are potential media institutions that could distribute the magazine. IPC Media distributes NME, a popular magazine among the target audience. As a large UK media company, IPC Media also provides more advertising options. Bauer Media is another possibility as they publish magazines like Q and have experience in the field, though they currently distribute few pop magazines, allowing an opportunity. Choosing one of these established distribution companies would help get the magazine advertised and available to readers.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company would be an effective publisher for the magazine due to their large reach, experience, and reputation within the target audience. As one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, they distribute content across 50 websites and 34 magazines reaching over 1.3 million subscribers monthly. This wide distribution through both physical and online channels maximizes the potential audience for the magazine. Physical copies would be placed in popular retail stores like newsagents and supermarkets to reach customers where they typically purchase magazines. An online version would also be made available to engage younger audiences and keep up with industry trends towards digital content consumption.
Question 3
Bauer Media is a large European media company that distributes similar magazines to the author's proposed magazine, but they already distribute two similar titles so the author's magazine may not get enough attention. IPC Media/NME would be a better choice as distributor because they have a successful similar music magazine, NME, that appeals to the same audience, and they promote NME in fashion stores frequented by the target audience. Therefore, the author chooses IPC as the distributor.
Evaluation 3 presentation
The document evaluates three potential media groups to distribute a new music magazine: Haymarket Media Group, Bauer Media, and IPC Media. Haymarket Media Group has publications across different countries but no similar magazines. Bauer Media publishes magazines like Kerrang that appeal to the target audience but Kerrang may overshadow a new magazine. IPC Media has experience with magazines like NME, reaches over 25 million users globally, and the genres of NME and the new magazine are not exact so it would not be overshadowed. The conclusion is that IPC Media would be chosen to distribute the new magazine.
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- 2. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? For my music magazine I picked IPC the reason for this is that I needed an international publisher because I wanted my magazine to be not only Europe based but worldwide based. Another reason is that IPC does not publish any other magazine like mine, this means I will have a better chance to fit in the market and I would not have a lot of completion.
- 3. Furthermore I chose IPC because they have a much known publishing company with a good business image and this will help my magazine. Because if I chose a publishing company with a bad business this will affect the selling of my magazine. That’s why I had to be very careful when I was choosing my magazine publisher.
- 4. In addition PLC does not publish any other magazine with my music genre this will give them more of a reason to accept publishing my magazine as it brings something new to the business, this can also benefit both of us; my magazine and the publishing company. Moreover they are one of the world’s biggest publishing companies this will help my magazine gain a high number of customers.