Audience Appeal

2. Large title to stand
out
Effective font to use for text
Bright colour for text so it
stand out on images
An effective strap line
One main large image

3. A banner showing the audience what they will read
Page numbers highlighted which makes it more effective
Separate columns for different categories
Screenshot of the front cover
Use of emoticons

4. A big letter to start the article off
A bold headline
Stand first with a short introduction
Main image
Small text blocks

5.  With my front cover having one whole image and then 4 smaller images on the page I have referred to my target
audience because this is what my target audience said on the questionnaire.
 My front cover also appeals to my target audience by using text speech. For example
the title of the magazine has the number 2 instead of the word to.
 I asked my target audience who filed out the first questionnaire about what they
would like to see in the magazine whether they thought my front cover is conventional.

6.  There is a column which has free giveaways or competitions for the readers to win
gifts which appeals to my target audience.
 Instead of writing the word love on one of the columns I have inserted a heart
shape.
 I then asked the same target audience who previously did my questionnaire to see
whether they liked certain features about the content page.

7.  I have used a pink background because this is my house style however I have
used different colours for my text to make it suitable for both boys and girls.
 I have referred back to my specific target audience when writing anything in
the magazine because I have used both formal and informal text.
 I have used lots of images throughout the magazine but on the double spread
page I have only used one image. However I thought I would ask my target
audience what they thought about all the images I have used in the magazine.