The document discusses various design elements and content included in a magazine to attract and engage its target audience of music fans aged 16-24. These elements include an unusual font and guitar image in the masthead to draw readers in, competitions to win concert tickets, pull quotes highlighting article content, varied fonts and colors on the cover, interviews with popular bands, behind-the-scenes images showing the human side of artists, and details about upcoming album releases. The goal was to create a magazine that appealed to the interests of the target readership through visual design, relevant content, and a personal connection with artists.

1. 5. HOW DID YOU
ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR
AUDIENCE?

2. 5. HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR
AUDIENCE?
The masthead would
appeal to the target
audience as it uses an
unusual font and links with
the genre of music, as well
as using a guitar image to
appeal to music lovers and
make it look interesting and
to draw the audience in.
Puffs to win
competitions for
concert tickets would
attract my target
audience as they
would be interested in
winning this.
Adding pull quotes to
the front page of my
magazine makes the
audience anticipate
what will be inside and
so would intrigue them.
Different fonts and
colours of cover lines
make the page look
more exciting and
makes the magazine
look like there is a lot
inside.

3. 5. HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR
AUDIENCE?
The use of the colour scheme
means that the magazine would
appeal to males and
females, as well as it linking to
the bright theme that those in
the target audience would be
attracted to.
The artistes would
appeal to the target
audience as they are
within the same age
range and have the
same style as many
other Pop Punk artistes
and so would appeal to
the audience.
Mentioning bands that are
already famous would also
make the target audience
be attracted to the
magazine as they would
like to read about their
favourite artistes.
I named my main artiste
‘Flyte’ as I thought this
sounded interesting and
similar to many other famous
bands and so would attract
the target audience.
The selling line is catchy and
so would easily be
remembered by the target
audience.

4. 5. HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR
AUDIENCE?
An editor’s note would
appeal to the audience
as it is bringing them
closer to the producers
of the magazine.
A chance to win a trip to
the studio would attract
the audience as it
creates a connection
and therefore they feel
closer to the magazine.
The use of different
scaled images and
props being used in
them make them more
interesting for the
audience to look at, as
well as the effects being
changed to make each
image look slightly
different.
The pages are
numbered and labelled
clearly so that the
audience know exactly
where to find particular
features as this would
be essential if they
have a minimal amount
of time.

5. 5. HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR
AUDIENCE?
Pull quotes would
appeal to the
audience as they
get an insight into
important parts of
the interview.
I have used
colour to make
it clear which
parts of the
interview are
questions, so
that it is easy to
follow.
My adding
humour to the title
of the page it
creates a lighter
atmosphere and
the audience
would warm
towards the
article.
Other images on
the page show the
band in less posed
positions and so
would appeal to the
audience as they
would see the
members in
different scenarios.

6. 5. HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR
AUDIENCE?
The main image
of the band
shows them
looking normal
and so links with
the interview
where they show
how down to
earth they
are, which would
appeal to the
audience as they
would gain a
personal
connection.
The background of
the text looks
interesting and
contrasts with the
background on the
other side of the
page and so
making it
aesthetically
pleasing for the
audience.
Advertising when the
album is going to be
out would appeal to
the target audience
as this is information
that they would want
to know about their
favourite artistes.