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This document summarizes the target audience for a magazine as young Christians between ages 16-21. While the magazine would appeal to both males and females, it may attract more female readers due to stories focusing on inspiration. The target socioeconomic group is classified as middle class (B and C1) based on the UK's National Readership Survey grades. Readers would likely enjoy Christian music and events promoted in the magazine.
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The document discusses feedback received about the social groups represented in a magazine. It was said to mainly feature people of African/black ethnicity, reflecting the audiences of R&B/hip-hop music. Both females and males were included to represent both genders equally. The magazine was said to portray young people in a positive light by showing their musical talents rather than criminal activities. It was also noted to represent people from working-class backgrounds, challenging negative stereotypes often portrayed in media.
Magazine production evaluation - Question 2
The magazine represents several social groups including college students, university students, and young adults aged 16-24. It targets indie boys and girls who enjoy music, concerts, and socializing. The magazine deals with gender by using a color scheme of red, black, white, and yellow that appeals to both males and females. It also touches on social class by including a contest on the cover to win music festival tickets.
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The document discusses how a teen pop culture magazine will represent social groups. It will focus on typical teenage issues covered in pop music like love, relationships, and coming of age. The magazine will include fashion help, gossip, and personal advice interviews to support its target teenage audience. It features artists like McBusted and Little Mix, who also appeal to teens, in order to attract their fans and bring a larger audience to the magazine.
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This document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a music magazine. The target audience is females aged 14-24 from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who are black. The magazine attracts this audience through its focus on up-and-coming artists, fashion trends, album releases and concerts. Bright purple coloring and images of models with sisterly bonds subvert stereotypes. Cover lines use puns and punchy sentences, while content focuses on education, celebrities and music to help the audience grow. Marketing would utilize social media, TV and computers through accounts, a celebrity chat show, and connecting the audience with their favorite artists.
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This document outlines plans for launching a new quarterly education magazine called Classroom. It will have high production values and focus on themes rather than news. Sections will include features, photo essays, and interviews. Financially, the magazine aims to sell 475 copies at £5 each and generate £600 from 20 ads per issue. Initial costs are estimated at £2547 per issue. The roadmap details launching a crowdfunding campaign and first four issues between July 2017 and December 2017, including developing a podcast series.
My presentation about Magazines!
Magazines are publications that appear on a regular schedule and contain a variety of articles. The first magazine was published in 1663. Magazines provide entertainment and information on latest trends and events. They offer reading material for both genders and travelers. However, magazines can also display provocative images, take more time to find information than newspapers, and give biased information depending on the owning media group. Magazines differ from newspapers in that magazines are more popular with children and offer more entertainment, while newspapers contain more current news.
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The magazine will represent the social group of teenagers interested in pop culture. It will feature content like fashion tips, gossip, and personal advice interviews that are relevant to teenage issues like relationships, identity, and peer relationships. The magazine also features pop artists like McBusted and Little Mix that have large teenage fan bases, in order to attract those fans and grow the magazine's audience.
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The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups through its targeting of age, gender, ethnicity, and social class. It aims its magazine at 16-22 year olds by featuring bands in this age group. It targets both males and females by including both genders on the cover and in featured content. While most subjects are white British, it incorporates other ethnicities by featuring an Asian female band member. The magazine mainly targets middle and working classes by how band members are dressed in casual indie style and through article topics about music festivals and DIY fashion on a budget.
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The magazine represents several social groups including college students, university students, and young adults aged 16-24. It targets indie boys and girls who enjoy music, concerts, and socializing. The magazine deals with gender by using a color scheme of red, black, white, and yellow that appeals to both males and females. It also touches on social class by including a contest on the cover to win music festival tickets.
Media Evaluation: Question 2
The document discusses how a teen pop culture magazine will represent social groups. It will focus on typical teenage issues covered in pop music like love, relationships, and coming of age. The magazine will include fashion help, gossip, and personal advice interviews to support its target teenage audience. It features artists like McBusted and Little Mix, who also appeal to teens, in order to attract their fans and bring a larger audience to the magazine.
UNIT G321 - Music Magazine evaluation - Target Audience
This document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a music magazine. The target audience is females aged 14-24 from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who are black. The magazine attracts this audience through its focus on up-and-coming artists, fashion trends, album releases and concerts. Bright purple coloring and images of models with sisterly bonds subvert stereotypes. Cover lines use puns and punchy sentences, while content focuses on education, celebrities and music to help the audience grow. Marketing would utilize social media, TV and computers through accounts, a celebrity chat show, and connecting the audience with their favorite artists.
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This document outlines plans for launching a new quarterly education magazine called Classroom. It will have high production values and focus on themes rather than news. Sections will include features, photo essays, and interviews. Financially, the magazine aims to sell 475 copies at £5 each and generate £600 from 20 ads per issue. Initial costs are estimated at £2547 per issue. The roadmap details launching a crowdfunding campaign and first four issues between July 2017 and December 2017, including developing a podcast series.
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Magazines are publications that appear on a regular schedule and contain a variety of articles. The first magazine was published in 1663. Magazines provide entertainment and information on latest trends and events. They offer reading material for both genders and travelers. However, magazines can also display provocative images, take more time to find information than newspapers, and give biased information depending on the owning media group. Magazines differ from newspapers in that magazines are more popular with children and offer more entertainment, while newspapers contain more current news.
Media Evaluation: Question 2 +4
The magazine will represent the social group of teenagers interested in pop culture. It will feature content like fashion tips, gossip, and personal advice interviews that are relevant to teenage issues like relationships, identity, and peer relationships. The magazine also features pop artists like McBusted and Little Mix that have large teenage fan bases, in order to attract those fans and grow the magazine's audience.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups through its targeting of age, gender, ethnicity, and social class. It aims its magazine at 16-22 year olds by featuring bands in this age group. It targets both males and females by including both genders on the cover and in featured content. While most subjects are white British, it incorporates other ethnicities by featuring an Asian female band member. The magazine mainly targets middle and working classes by how band members are dressed in casual indie style and through article topics about music festivals and DIY fashion on a budget.
Question 2
This media product targets teenagers and young adults aged in their twenties. It represents both male and female social groups, though it is expected that 70% of readers would be male. The magazine's style, including its youthful color scheme of black, white, red, and yellow, and focus on local bands, aims to attract its target working and middle class audience. While mainly appealing to these social classes, the magazine also includes content like a blog written in accessible yet sophisticated language to draw in upper class readers as well.
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This media product targets teenagers and young adults aged in their twenties. It represents various social groups including males and females, working and middle social classes of various ethnicities. The magazine's color scheme of black, white, red and yellow is intended to attract a younger audience. While it may appeal more to males, content on social media and features on local female celebrities help include both genders. The magazine aims to be affordable for its working and middle class target audience while also appealing to upper classes through a professionally written blog by the editor.
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This document discusses how the media product represents its target group of teenagers and young adults. It aims to portray this group in a positive light, highlighting their inspirational achievements and the amazing things they do. The magazine contains stories about young people's musical successes and upcoming music events, contrasting negative media representations of teenagers. However, the author acknowledges that the gossip section may represent young people in a more negative way as less active and social.
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This media product targets teenagers and young adults aged in their twenties. It represents both male and female social groups, though it is expected that 70% of readers would be male. The magazine's style, including its youthful color scheme of black, white, red, and yellow, and focus on local bands, aims to attract its target working and middle class audience. While mainly appealing to these social classes, the magazine also includes content like a blog written in accessible yet sophisticated language to draw in upper class readers as well.
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This media product targets teenagers and young adults aged in their twenties. It represents various social groups including males and females, working and middle social classes of various ethnicities. The magazine's color scheme of black, white, red and yellow is intended to attract a younger audience. While it may appeal more to males, content on social media and features on local female celebrities help include both genders. The magazine aims to be affordable for its working and middle class target audience while also appealing to upper classes through a professionally written blog by the editor.
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The magazine represents younger lower-middle class audiences and explores indie rock music. It features two male models on the cover - one wearing a scarf and the other wearing a denim jacket smoking - to depict both middle and working class styles. The magazine targets hipsters and indie music fans to engage those subcultures. It aims to demonstrate diversity by featuring people of various ethnicities and social classes while still appealing most to its lower middle class target readership.
Question 4
The document describes audience groups for a media product using the UK's National Readership Survey (NRS) groups and classes. It identifies the middle class (NRS groups B and C1&C2), which includes lower managerial workers, professionals, and intermediate occupations, as the target audience. It states that the upper class likely won't be interested because they can already afford the experiences advertised, while some from the skilled and working class could also be part of the target audience.
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The document discusses plans for a lifestyle magazine targeting 16-25 year old students. It will focus on mental wellness, self-love, and expressing individuality. The magazine will be separated into male and female genres using different color palettes. It aims to provide useful information for young people on improving themselves through fashion and as students. Interactive elements like social media links and websites will further engage its target audience.
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Hayley Gallagher has been commissioned to create a new magazine for the Northern Echo targeted towards 16-24 year olds. She proposes "The Gap", a magazine focused on gap years and festivals. It will be budget-friendly and appeal to a C2DE demographic. The Gap will fill a gap in the market for an personal, informative magazine on these topics written from Hayley's experiences. It will be self-financed through advertising and sales. Hayley conducted research on genres, audiences, and regulations to ensure The Gap's success.
Evaluation q4
The target audience for the media product is teenage and young adult females aged 16-21 from all ethnic backgrounds and social classes. The magazine features a young female on the cover along with appealing cover lines. Bright colors and black and white represent urban culture. Articles profile young, attractive music artists and popular technology like Beats headphones. The reasonable price makes the magazine affordable for students, further appealing to middle-class young women interested in R&B and urban culture.
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Audiences can be categorized and targeted based on their age, gender, occupation, education, ethnicity, lifestyle, culture, class, sexuality, and interests. How audiences interpret and respond to media texts depends on their social and cultural experiences. There is no single audience or single interpretation. Audiences are complex and their responses sophisticated. Advertisers and media industries segment audiences to target them, but these categories overgeneralize and audiences are made up of individuals. The relationship between a text and its audience is fluid, and audiences can have preferred, negotiated, or oppositional readings depending on how their experiences align with the intentions of the text's producers.
Media Evaluation Question 4
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- 1. Question 4 Who would be the audience for your media product?
- 2. Target Audience My magazine is aimed at a niche audience. That audience is young Christians between 16 and 21 years of age.
- 3. Gender This magazine is aimed at both male and females. It would be more likely that this magazine would be read by more females because the cover story is about inspiration, which is something more females are into.
- 4. Socio economic group NRS (National Readership Survey) Grad Social class Typical occupation e A Upper Middle doctor, solicitor, barrister, accountant, company director B Class Class Middle teacher, nurse, police officer, probation officer, librarian, middle manager C1 Lower Middle junior manager, student, clerical/office workers, supervisors C2 Class Working Skilled foreman, agricultural worker, plumber, bricklayer D Class Working Class manual workers, shop worker, fisherman, apprentices E Underclass casual labourers, state pensioners This is the social class that I am focusing on to be my target audience
- 5. Similar interests The people that will buy my magazine will like the same genre and style of music They will also like going to Christian Events, such as, Soul Survivor.] They will have the similar interests in certain artists that would be featured within the magazine.