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The document discusses key traits to consider when determining a publication's target audience, including age, educational background, interests, and group membership. It notes that when the target is elementary school students, graphics may be better than text due to limited vocabulary. Common interests and special interest group memberships should also be taken into account when designing publications for their intended readers.
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The document discusses different types of business publications and how to determine the appropriate publication based on purpose and audience. It describes business cards, letterhead stationery, flyers, brochures, and newsletters, providing details on their typical uses, formatting, distribution methods, and how long-term or temporary the communicated information usually is. The document then provides examples to help practice determining the best publication type for different scenarios.
The Target Audience
The document discusses key traits to consider when determining a publication's target audience, including age, educational background, interests, and group membership. It notes that when the target is elementary school students, graphics may be better than text due to limited vocabulary. Common interests and special interest group memberships should also be taken into account when designing publications for their intended readers.
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This document discusses different types of business publications and when each is most appropriate. It identifies business cards, letterhead stationery, flyers, brochures, and newsletters as common publication types. For each, it provides a brief definition and examples of typical uses. The document is meant to help readers understand what publication to use based on the purpose of communication and characteristics of the target audience.
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The document discusses different types of business publications and provides guidance on selecting the appropriate publication based on the purpose and audience. It outlines four key questions to consider: the purpose of the communication, who needs to be communicated with, and provides descriptions of common publication types including business cards, flyers, brochures and newsletters. Examples are given for scenarios where each publication type would be best suited.
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For the front cover: the masthead uses colors associated with the target school and is placed in the top left for recognition. The main cover line is below the masthead to draw readers' attention. Other cover lines promote inside stories and use a consistent color scheme. The main image engages readers with a close-up shot related to the main cover line. Other elements like the barcode and bottom strip further entice readers.
For the contents page: the same color scheme provides consistency. Images relate to cover stories and engage readers. An illegible, modern font creates organization. The rule of thirds and columns create a layout that seems
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