Rhymes
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Rhymes is a magazine that focuses on the rap genre and specific rappers in North London. The objectives are to become the number one rap magazine in the UK and entertain and educate people interested in the rap industry. The magazine will be sold for £3 in select North London areas and online for £1.50 per issue. The target audience is those aged 18-24 interested in rap events. Marketing will focus on social media and the magazine aims to be environmentally friendly.
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Evaluation 4
The document discusses the intended audience for a media product. Specifically:
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Rhymes
- 1. Rhymes
- 2. What is Rhymes? • Specialises in the rap genre. • Specific rappers = Concert/Festival/Arena in North London. • Dedicated section
- 3. Objectives • To become the number one rap magazine in North London and eventually in the UK. • To entertain people who are interested in the rap industry • To appeal to people who would like to learn more about the rap industry.
- 4. Competitors that Rhymes may have
- 5. Where will Rhymes be sold and how much will it cost • Islington, Enfield, Camden and Barnet • The magazine will cost £3. • Every Friday ahead of the weekend a new issue of the magazine will be distributed. Online subscription £1.50 per issue.
- 6. Target audience • The primary target audience 18-24 • Secondary target audience anyone interested in going to any rap related events in the near future.
- 7. MoodBoard
- 8. Fonts used in Rhymes Argor Blackadder TattooChiller
- 9. Is Rhymes environmentally friendly? • Rhymes magazine will be dedicated to protecting the environment. • The magazine will be environmentally friendly as it is biodegradable.
- 10. Marketing Most of the marketing campaign for Rhymes will be delivered by social media.
- 12. Challenges Rhymes may face and how they will be overcome • Word of mouth • Promotion • Plot issues
- 14. Any questions?