Question 3 of media evaluation
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Bauer Media group would be well-suited to distribute the music magazine because they are experienced in marketing music magazines through various channels. They effectively use apps, websites, social media, online radio and podcasts to advertise electronically. The magazine would also be distributed physically in local newsagents. Bauer Media has strong advertising skills and connections to promote the magazine widely using both traditional and digital methods.
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Question 5 of media evaluation
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of rock music fans in their magazine. They used dark colors like red, black, and white in the magazine design and masthead to represent the genre of rock music and grab readers' attention. The tone of the writing is informal with slang to connect with their mainly teenage audience. Images of female rock bands and artists were included to clearly show the magazine is aimed at female rock fans interested in the music, fashion, and culture. Consistent use of color scheme, graphic fonts, and informal language helped effectively target and engage the intended audience.
Evaluation question 1 2 3
The document discusses a music magazine product created to challenge conventions of mainstream magazines. It uses direct address and features a popular song to draw in readers. It also includes social media links like Facebook and Spotify that would appeal to its target young audience. The target audience is described as younger people aged 16-25, represented through vibrant colors, who have an interest in chart music. The ideal media institution to distribute the magazine would be Bauer Media, as they already own many music magazines and platforms, allowing for synergy across media.
Evaluation
My media product is a music magazine called "The Chart" that focuses on the top 40 music chart. It uses conventions of mainstream magazines like direct address and featuring popular artists on the cover. It also includes social media links like Facebook, Twitter, and Spotify to appeal to its target youth audience. The magazine represents younger people aged 16-25 through its bright colors and topics like chart music and music festivals. Its target readership would be students who can afford the weekly £2 magazine through disposable incomes. The ideal media institution to distribute the magazine would be Bauer Media, as they already have an established presence in music magazines and channels, a good reputation, and resources to aid the magazine's production and distribution.
Media evaluation question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents a social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features mainly female pop artists that this demographic is interested in, as well as some male artists, and includes articles on fashion tips and exclusive artist interviews rather than gossip. The magazine adheres to conventions of pop music magazines by focusing only on currently famous pop artists like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
Media evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as including a barcode on the front cover, placing the featured artist on one side of the double page spread with copy on the other side. It develops conventions by adding social media links on the front cover to engage their target audience.
It challenges conventions by targeting an older audience than typical music magazines, using darker colors and focusing more on artists' careers than gossip, which attracts its target demographic.
Media evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is girls aged 16-21 interested in pop music. This is evidenced by the sophisticated color palette of reds and blues used rather than bright pinks targeted towards younger audiences. Additionally, the magazine features artists like Beyoncé that would appeal more to older readers rather than artists typically liked by 14 year olds. Social media links are included on the front page to engage the target audience of digital natives and build loyalty.
Question 4
The document discusses the creator's target audience for their magazine. They aimed the magazine at a younger audience aged 15-35, especially those born around 1990, as research showed this age group listens to more music. Both male and female genders were considered by using unisex colors and featuring artists popular among both. Similar successful magazines like Vibe and Mixmag were analyzed to help design conventions like bright colors and featured stories that would appeal to fans of house music. Previous research and magazine covers were referenced throughout the design process to create a product that fits the genre and interests the intended target demographic.
Q2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It uses shot types like medium long shots and medium close-ups to portray the magazine's style and genre in a conventional way. It challenges gender stereotypes by allowing models to wear what they want to appear genuine and accepting of diversity. The color scheme and photos are also used to break gender stereotypes and support LGBTQ+ rights. Photos in black and white emphasize the gothic aspect. The front cover uses a stereotypically gender-neutral color to appeal to the target audience. The contents page includes slightly more female artists to appeal to women and combat stereotypes of the genre being male-dominated. Color choices represent gender equality and anti-stereotypical
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of rock music fans in their magazine. They used dark colors like red, black, and white in the magazine design and masthead to represent the genre of rock music and grab readers' attention. The tone of the writing is informal with slang to connect with their mainly teenage audience. Images of female rock bands and artists were included to clearly show the magazine is aimed at female rock fans interested in the music, fashion, and culture. Consistent use of color scheme, graphic fonts, and informal language helped effectively target and engage the intended audience.
Evaluation question 1 2 3
The document discusses a music magazine product created to challenge conventions of mainstream magazines. It uses direct address and features a popular song to draw in readers. It also includes social media links like Facebook and Spotify that would appeal to its target young audience. The target audience is described as younger people aged 16-25, represented through vibrant colors, who have an interest in chart music. The ideal media institution to distribute the magazine would be Bauer Media, as they already own many music magazines and platforms, allowing for synergy across media.
Evaluation
My media product is a music magazine called "The Chart" that focuses on the top 40 music chart. It uses conventions of mainstream magazines like direct address and featuring popular artists on the cover. It also includes social media links like Facebook, Twitter, and Spotify to appeal to its target youth audience. The magazine represents younger people aged 16-25 through its bright colors and topics like chart music and music festivals. Its target readership would be students who can afford the weekly £2 magazine through disposable incomes. The ideal media institution to distribute the magazine would be Bauer Media, as they already have an established presence in music magazines and channels, a good reputation, and resources to aid the magazine's production and distribution.
Media evaluation question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents a social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features mainly female pop artists that this demographic is interested in, as well as some male artists, and includes articles on fashion tips and exclusive artist interviews rather than gossip. The magazine adheres to conventions of pop music magazines by focusing only on currently famous pop artists like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
Media evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as including a barcode on the front cover, placing the featured artist on one side of the double page spread with copy on the other side. It develops conventions by adding social media links on the front cover to engage their target audience.
It challenges conventions by targeting an older audience than typical music magazines, using darker colors and focusing more on artists' careers than gossip, which attracts its target demographic.
Media evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is girls aged 16-21 interested in pop music. This is evidenced by the sophisticated color palette of reds and blues used rather than bright pinks targeted towards younger audiences. Additionally, the magazine features artists like Beyoncé that would appeal more to older readers rather than artists typically liked by 14 year olds. Social media links are included on the front page to engage the target audience of digital natives and build loyalty.
Question 4
The document discusses the creator's target audience for their magazine. They aimed the magazine at a younger audience aged 15-35, especially those born around 1990, as research showed this age group listens to more music. Both male and female genders were considered by using unisex colors and featuring artists popular among both. Similar successful magazines like Vibe and Mixmag were analyzed to help design conventions like bright colors and featured stories that would appeal to fans of house music. Previous research and magazine covers were referenced throughout the design process to create a product that fits the genre and interests the intended target demographic.
Q2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It uses shot types like medium long shots and medium close-ups to portray the magazine's style and genre in a conventional way. It challenges gender stereotypes by allowing models to wear what they want to appear genuine and accepting of diversity. The color scheme and photos are also used to break gender stereotypes and support LGBTQ+ rights. Photos in black and white emphasize the gothic aspect. The front cover uses a stereotypically gender-neutral color to appeal to the target audience. The contents page includes slightly more female artists to appeal to women and combat stereotypes of the genre being male-dominated. Color choices represent gender equality and anti-stereotypical
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The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It uses shot types like medium long shots and medium close-ups to portray the magazine's style and genre in a conventional way. It challenges gender stereotypes by allowing models to wear what they want to appear genuine and accepting of diversity. The color scheme and photos are also used to break gender stereotypes and support LGBTQ+ rights. Photos in black and white emphasize the gothic aspect. The front cover uses a stereotypically "gender neutral" color to appeal to the target audience. The contents page includes slightly more female artists to appeal to women and combat stereotypes of the genre being male-dominated. Color choices represent gender equality and anti-stereot
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and Alternative Press. For Kerrang!, it notes its large market share and popularity boosted by social media sharing. Rock Sound has a median age of 21 and aims for a younger audience of 15-24 year olds, especially females. Alternative Press has a wider age range and aims more for males, using masculine colors. All three magazines thrive on fans sharing content online and aim to maintain relevance through up-to-date content and developing relationships with readers.
Evaluation
This document represents a target audience of 15-21 year olds of both genders for a music magazine. This is conveyed through the choice of a 17 year old model on the cover and the style of the magazine. The magazine covers R&B, hip hop music genres and represents similar social groups to magazines like Vibe and Billboard that were used as case studies. Age, ethnicity and class are important considerations, and feedback suggested the magazine appeals most to a working class audience due to its writing style.
Survey analysis
The survey responses will help but not completely guide the planning for the new magazine. While most respondents were female aged 16-20, the target audience is meant to be balanced and include those aged 21-30. Respondents enjoyed genres like rap, R&B and alternative that will be featured instead of the most popular genre, pop music. Converse and Vans were favored brands associated with alternative communities. To better understand different groups, a more diverse group of respondents would have been useful. Live music, especially smaller local acts, will be a major feature since respondents reported watching such concerts. The style and colors chosen by respondents match the original plans for a minimalist design using pastels and plain colors. The survey provided pricing
Evaluation 4
The document discusses the target audience and design choices for an indie music magazine. The magazine is aimed at 16-25 year olds who are interested in discovering new bands and music trends. This age group is open to new music and trends. The price of £3.99 was chosen to be affordable for the target demographic. Research was done on fashion trends of indie artists, which often includes vintage clothing. Photographs in the magazine feature the band members wearing clothes that fit the vintage, indie aesthetic.
Media evaluation question 2 (vocab underlined)
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Question four evaluation
The document analyzes the target audience for a music magazine. It would target females ages 17-23 based on using female models on the cover and rock music genres. The target audience would be middle class, able to afford the magazine through part-time work or being students. The magazine would be accessible in newsagents and supermarkets for the target audience to easily purchase. It would be located and distributed in the UK.
Question 4
The document discusses targeting a magazine towards late teens. It aims to attract this audience through focusing on popular rock music, using bright colors not typically seen in mainstream magazines to make it stand out, and employing unusual, broken-up fonts that represent the rock genre and signal that the magazine is rebelling against social norms. The document explains how these design choices for the cover, headlines, and articles would appeal to and attract the target late teen audience.
Task 7
The document discusses research conducted through a questionnaire to determine the favorite musicians and music genres of respondents. For musicians, Chris Brown and Justin Bieber were the most commonly mentioned, being cited twice each. The majority of respondents, 45%, said their preferred music genre was pop, with R&B coming in second at 20%. Based on these results, the author decided to design their magazine around the pop genre, using a male pop artist for the cover, in order to appeal to their target audience of 16-17 year olds who predominantly prefer pop music.
Media- Question 3
Future PLC would be a good publishing company for the magazine because they own similar music magazines that target teenagers interested in rock music. The magazine would advertise albums, music-related items, hair dye, and dark colored clothing since those products would appeal to the target demographic. An online presence, website, and app would also be created to provide additional content to subscribers and appeal to the target audience who frequently uses phones.
Q5) How did you attract/address your audience?
The document describes strategies used in designing a magazine to appeal to a target audience of indie/folk music fans. It discusses including interviews with popular artists like Ed Sheeran to match the audience's music tastes. The magazine is priced affordably at £2.99 to suit the likely low income of the target audience. A three-color color scheme of red, black and white was used to appeal to both males and females. Content includes posters, competitions and discounts identified as interesting to the audience in a questionnaire. An up-and-coming artist playing their first gig is featured to match the audience desire for new artists. Images are layered and text/images are divided to avoid overwhelming the reader. Continuity of color scheme
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Kerrang!
The document discusses a magazine targeted at 15-24 year old males interested in rock music genres like metal, punk, and alternative. It describes the magazine's content such as advertisements, band interviews, and columns related to music. The language uses informal terminology and swearing to match the target audience. Artists are portrayed in a masculine way, and advertisements feature albums, concerts, clothing, and technology to appeal to the lifestyle of music-obsessed readers. Circulation and readership figures are provided to show the magazine's audience size.
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The document discusses the target audience and design choices for a music magazine. The target audience is 16-24 year olds who enjoy both classic and new emerging music. They are very engaged with social media and technology. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will have a strong online and social media presence, including accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr that are regularly updated. It will also have a smartphone app providing additional content. The magazine's design aims to have an informal, fun tone through its use of fonts and black and white cover photo, while still keeping the focus on music content.
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Music magazines have declined in recent decades due to the rise of the internet and digital music. The internet provides easier access to music, news, and celebrity gossip than magazines. It also allows fans to instantly access albums, songs, and exclusive interviews. As a result, music magazines have become less relevant and fewer are purchased. Additionally, today's artists are less outrageous and challenging than in the past, lacking the bold personalities that drove fame and magazine sales for previous generations. The conformist culture and emphasis on self-esteem has diminished the rebellious attitudes that once revolutionized music. With fewer provocative artists pushing boundaries, interest in music magazines has waned.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
AS Media - Evaluation Question 2
My magazine primarily targets males aged 15-22 who enjoy indie music. It represents this group through its use of mostly male artists, darker colors, and inclusion of popular indie bands identified in a questionnaire of the target age range. However, it can also appeal to females and older readers through some female artists and mentions of older bands. The magazine additionally targets fans of mod music through its title "Underground," font choices evoking the London Underground, and vocabulary with links to the mod band The Jam.
Final decision
The document discusses choosing a genre for a music magazine. The author has chosen rock as the genre. They like the ethos of rock music in breaking away from pop conventions. Research in the form of a questionnaire and reading existing rock magazines informed this choice, as rock was the most popular result and will provide useful experience. The target audience is ages 15-21, both male and female, who are interested in rock music and the industry. The magazine will aim to make readers more aware of the rock industry and encourage embracing one's individuality.
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The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It uses shot types like medium long shots and medium close-ups to portray the magazine's style and genre in a conventional way. It challenges gender stereotypes by allowing models to wear what they want to appear genuine and accepting of diversity. The color scheme and photos are also used to break gender stereotypes and support LGBTQ+ rights. Photos in black and white emphasize the gothic aspect. The front cover uses a stereotypically "gender neutral" color to appeal to the target audience. The contents page includes slightly more female artists to appeal to women and combat stereotypes of the genre being male-dominated. Color choices represent gender equality and anti-stereot
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The document analyzes three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and Alternative Press. For Kerrang!, it notes its large market share and popularity boosted by social media sharing. Rock Sound has a median age of 21 and aims for a younger audience of 15-24 year olds, especially females. Alternative Press has a wider age range and aims more for males, using masculine colors. All three magazines thrive on fans sharing content online and aim to maintain relevance through up-to-date content and developing relationships with readers.
Evaluation
This document represents a target audience of 15-21 year olds of both genders for a music magazine. This is conveyed through the choice of a 17 year old model on the cover and the style of the magazine. The magazine covers R&B, hip hop music genres and represents similar social groups to magazines like Vibe and Billboard that were used as case studies. Age, ethnicity and class are important considerations, and feedback suggested the magazine appeals most to a working class audience due to its writing style.
Survey analysis
The survey responses will help but not completely guide the planning for the new magazine. While most respondents were female aged 16-20, the target audience is meant to be balanced and include those aged 21-30. Respondents enjoyed genres like rap, R&B and alternative that will be featured instead of the most popular genre, pop music. Converse and Vans were favored brands associated with alternative communities. To better understand different groups, a more diverse group of respondents would have been useful. Live music, especially smaller local acts, will be a major feature since respondents reported watching such concerts. The style and colors chosen by respondents match the original plans for a minimalist design using pastels and plain colors. The survey provided pricing
Evaluation 4
The document discusses the target audience and design choices for an indie music magazine. The magazine is aimed at 16-25 year olds who are interested in discovering new bands and music trends. This age group is open to new music and trends. The price of £3.99 was chosen to be affordable for the target demographic. Research was done on fashion trends of indie artists, which often includes vintage clothing. Photographs in the magazine feature the band members wearing clothes that fit the vintage, indie aesthetic.
Media evaluation question 2 (vocab underlined)
The document summarizes how a media product represents a particular social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features artists that this female-dominated demographic is interested in, including both male and female artists. It focuses on music, fashion tips, and exclusive interviews rather than gossip, as the target audience wants information about their favorite artists' music and careers. The magazine only includes currently famous pop artists that are central to pop music like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
Ep fest pitch
The document is a pitch by a student for print advertisements for a music festival sponsored by EP magazine. The student created mood boards and a mind map of ideas for the festival name, slogan, target audience and marketing plan. Proposals were made for a poster and magazine advertisement targeting 17-30 year olds. Hand-drawn drafts were created for both, keeping the designs simple. The student settled on orange as the color scheme and selected headline bands. A photo shoot plan and production processes were created for the poster and magazine advertisements, with posters to be released first to promote the festival three weeks earlier.
Uses and gratifications
The document discusses uses and gratifications theory as it relates to music magazines. It describes the four needs that uses and gratifications theory proposes people seek to fulfill through media: escape and diversion from everyday life, surveillance and information, personal relationships, and personal identity. It then provides examples of how music magazines fulfill each of these needs for readers by providing engaging stories, information about music and artists, opportunities for social interaction, and ways for readers to relate to content. The document also discusses how magazines address different target audiences through their mode of address and provide interactivity through their content and use of social media platforms.
Question four evaluation
The document analyzes the target audience for a music magazine. It would target females ages 17-23 based on using female models on the cover and rock music genres. The target audience would be middle class, able to afford the magazine through part-time work or being students. The magazine would be accessible in newsagents and supermarkets for the target audience to easily purchase. It would be located and distributed in the UK.
Question 4
The document discusses targeting a magazine towards late teens. It aims to attract this audience through focusing on popular rock music, using bright colors not typically seen in mainstream magazines to make it stand out, and employing unusual, broken-up fonts that represent the rock genre and signal that the magazine is rebelling against social norms. The document explains how these design choices for the cover, headlines, and articles would appeal to and attract the target late teen audience.
Task 7
The document discusses research conducted through a questionnaire to determine the favorite musicians and music genres of respondents. For musicians, Chris Brown and Justin Bieber were the most commonly mentioned, being cited twice each. The majority of respondents, 45%, said their preferred music genre was pop, with R&B coming in second at 20%. Based on these results, the author decided to design their magazine around the pop genre, using a male pop artist for the cover, in order to appeal to their target audience of 16-17 year olds who predominantly prefer pop music.
Media- Question 3
Future PLC would be a good publishing company for the magazine because they own similar music magazines that target teenagers interested in rock music. The magazine would advertise albums, music-related items, hair dye, and dark colored clothing since those products would appeal to the target demographic. An online presence, website, and app would also be created to provide additional content to subscribers and appeal to the target audience who frequently uses phones.
Q5) How did you attract/address your audience?
The document describes strategies used in designing a magazine to appeal to a target audience of indie/folk music fans. It discusses including interviews with popular artists like Ed Sheeran to match the audience's music tastes. The magazine is priced affordably at £2.99 to suit the likely low income of the target audience. A three-color color scheme of red, black and white was used to appeal to both males and females. Content includes posters, competitions and discounts identified as interesting to the audience in a questionnaire. An up-and-coming artist playing their first gig is featured to match the audience desire for new artists. Images are layered and text/images are divided to avoid overwhelming the reader. Continuity of color scheme
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Kerrang!
The document discusses a magazine targeted at 15-24 year old males interested in rock music genres like metal, punk, and alternative. It describes the magazine's content such as advertisements, band interviews, and columns related to music. The language uses informal terminology and swearing to match the target audience. Artists are portrayed in a masculine way, and advertisements feature albums, concerts, clothing, and technology to appeal to the lifestyle of music-obsessed readers. Circulation and readership figures are provided to show the magazine's audience size.
Questions 4&5: Who would be the audience for your media product? How did you...
The document discusses the target audience and design choices for a music magazine. The target audience is 16-24 year olds who enjoy both classic and new emerging music. They are very engaged with social media and technology. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will have a strong online and social media presence, including accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr that are regularly updated. It will also have a smartphone app providing additional content. The magazine's design aims to have an informal, fun tone through its use of fonts and black and white cover photo, while still keeping the focus on music content.
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Music magazines have declined in recent decades due to the rise of the internet and digital music. The internet provides easier access to music, news, and celebrity gossip than magazines. It also allows fans to instantly access albums, songs, and exclusive interviews. As a result, music magazines have become less relevant and fewer are purchased. Additionally, today's artists are less outrageous and challenging than in the past, lacking the bold personalities that drove fame and magazine sales for previous generations. The conformist culture and emphasis on self-esteem has diminished the rebellious attitudes that once revolutionized music. With fewer provocative artists pushing boundaries, interest in music magazines has waned.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
AS Media - Evaluation Question 2
My magazine primarily targets males aged 15-22 who enjoy indie music. It represents this group through its use of mostly male artists, darker colors, and inclusion of popular indie bands identified in a questionnaire of the target age range. However, it can also appeal to females and older readers through some female artists and mentions of older bands. The magazine additionally targets fans of mod music through its title "Underground," font choices evoking the London Underground, and vocabulary with links to the mod band The Jam.
Final decision
The document discusses choosing a genre for a music magazine. The author has chosen rock as the genre. They like the ethos of rock music in breaking away from pop conventions. Research in the form of a questionnaire and reading existing rock magazines informed this choice, as rock was the most popular result and will provide useful experience. The target audience is ages 15-21, both male and female, who are interested in rock music and the industry. The magazine will aim to make readers more aware of the rock industry and encourage embracing one's individuality.
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Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor for my magazine as they already distribute a similar magazine, Kerrang!, which targets the same teenage audience interested in rock music. Bauer Media understands this audience well through Kerrang! magazine and radio stations. Distributing with Bauer Media would allow my magazine to reach a wide audience through their existing marketing channels and audience insights.
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Bauer Media Group would be the ideal institution to distribute the author's indie pop magazine because they currently distribute similar rock and pop magazines. Bauer Media Group promotes magazines across various digital platforms like websites, radio, and television, allowing for greater promotion than smaller publishers. Distributing through Bauer Media Group would help the magazine reach a mass market and gain brand recognition through their multi-platform promotion. The author also discusses using social media promotion and advertising at live music events to further distribute the magazine.
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2) Distributing a new pop music magazine would provide a unique product compared to their other offerings.
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- 2. The publisher I've decided for the music magazine The publisher that might publish my music magazine is Bauer Media group. This publisher is well known so it means that more people would know more about this music magazine as this publisher had published well known music magazines such as Kerrang and rock sound The reason why that they might distribute my music magazine is because they are very good in marketing and advertising through apps, social media e.g. Instagram, different types of websites allowing customers to subscribe to it, online radio stations and podcasts. In will be mainly distributed electronically through apps.
- 3. But it will be also distributed public as well by having the magazine and local newsagents. As, this is one of the publishers that are able to advertise their media products well by having very good publicising skills and getting close connections with good strong people that are to have good access with social media and various type of technology which distributes information and get promoted to everyone.
- 4. Advertisement and subscription in the music magazine This publisher could bring more advertisement to my magazine by creating adverts that have more of a female target/approach to. This could be for example showing Lez Reckless playing one of their latest singles that would be featured in the music magazine. The media institution can brand my music magazine as they are good in advertising magazines to others and also they are really good at giving people the chance to access the magazine in many different type of ways such as putting the magazine in a number of different local newsagents and installing the digital hardcopy of the magazine on their website.