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This magazine would likely succeed in supermarkets and stores like WHSmiths due to its broad audience of mostly female music fans. Its style also fits both glossy magazines and specialized music publications. However, the magazine may not do as well in stores like Waitrose that tend to attract an older demographic less interested in music magazines. Places like Tesco with a more varied customer base would provide a better fit.
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- 1. Do you think that this magazine would be able to be placed in a number of different places?
- 3. Why do you think this?
- 5. Do you think that there will be place where this magazine will not be able to fit into?
- 7. Why do you think this?