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This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called Trapland Mag focused on English hip-hop music. The magazine will be released monthly with 80 pages profiling one main artist along with other featured artists. It will use silk-coated paper and perfect binding. The target audience is fans of English hip-hop in North London aged 16-30. Marketing will include limited print copies to drive hype and online subscriptions. Resources needed include a DSLR camera for photos and Photoshop for editing. Competing magazines include XXL but no others focus specifically on English hip-hop.
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The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine for girls aged 7-13. It would be published online and in print, cost £3.25 per issue, and feature interviews, photos, and articles about popular musicians. The target audience is girls in the UK in socioeconomic classes ABC1. It would use glossy paper, photography, and online/print advertising. Competition includes other music magazines, but this one aims to offer prizes tailored to its young readers. Color schemes, front cover, and sample page layouts are presented.
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The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with a glossy cover and around 110 pages of content. It will provide information on both established and up-and-coming pop artists in North London, including photos, quizzes, and a chance for readers to ask artists questions. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement with artists. It will be priced affordably and distributed in shops and online, with marketing on social media and radio.
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This document outlines a proposed pop music magazine for girls aged 7-13. It would be published online and in print, cost £3.25 per issue, and feature interviews, photos, and articles about popular musicians. The target audience is girls in socioeconomic classes ABC1 who enjoy pop music. Resources needed include paper, cameras, computers, and a color printer. Writers, photographers, and an editor would be required. The magazine would be distributed in stores, online, and through advertisements on websites and public transport. It would compete with other pop music magazines but aims to offer prizes tailored to its young readership.
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The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The purpose is to inform fans about their favorite pop artists, new songs, concerts, and up-and-coming artists in North London. It will be a glossy 110-page magazine available both physically and online. Readers can send questions to artists and get responses within days. The price is £2.50 physically and £3.50 monthly for the online subscription. It will include photos, quizzes, ticket giveaways, and top ten lists. The magazine will be distributed in shops and online, and marketed through social media and radio promotion.
3 copy of pop
The purpose of the magazine is to inform pop music fans about their favorite artists, new songs and concerts. It will be a glossy 110-page magazine available both physically and online. The target audience is young people aged 13-17 who enjoy pop music. It will focus on new and upcoming pop artists in North London. Readers can send questions to artists and get responses within days. The magazine will cost £2.50 physically and £3.50 monthly for the online subscription. It will be distributed in shops and online, and marketed through social media and radio promotions.
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The document provides an evaluation of Abi Betts' magazine project. It summarizes the key elements of the magazine, including the conventional yet minimalist front cover design inspired by Billboard magazine. It also describes the simple yet interesting contents page layout inspired by Q magazine. The magazine aims to represent indie/alternative music fans ages 16-24 through the cover artist and genres featured. Distribution partners and platforms are discussed, including targeting audiences through social media. Techniques learned like using Photoshop and skills improved from an initial school magazine project are also summarized.
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- 2. PURPOSE OF TRAPLAND MAG The purpose of my magazine is to: • appeal to my target audience • educate and entertain • sell out printed copies • and most importantly be successful in both sales and matching the genre it is based on.
- 3. FORM FOR TRAPLAND MAG The size of the paper I will be using is 8.25 X 11.75 inches, or size A4. • my magazine will be releasing monthly, I will need to provide more pages with information • because of this I will include 80 pages per issue. • I am using silk coated paper because it is neither too glossy or matte • I will have it perfect bound as I believe this binding type looks the cleanest and
- 4. GENRE OF TRAPLAND MAG The genre that I am focusing my magazine on is English hip-hop • magazine will be artist based with many artists featured in each issue • all of which will be associated with English hip-hop • I feel like this genre will be the best as English hip-hop is very popular amongst the people of North London • with a popularity that is only growing in
- 5. CONTENT OF TRAPLAND MAG I will have each issue of my magazine (released monthly) to be based on one particular artist • while also having other artists of the same genre/style included • I will include a very quick up and coming new artist from the heart of vibrant North London as a main feature for the first issue • known artists in my magazine as a whole while focusing on one particular upcoming artist with an interview on my double page spread • In terms of colour-schemes, the whole magazine will have a consistent colour scheme for each issue.
- 6. TRAPLAND MAG’S PRIMARY TARGET AUDIENCE
- 7. TRAPLAND MAG’S SECONDARY TARGET AUDIENCE
- 8. RESOURCES AND PERSONNEL FOR TRAPLAND Resources Function DSLR camera To take pictures for my magazine DSLR battery To be able to use the camera Tripod To take stable pictures Pen and notepad To gather answers from the interview Memory card To store the photos, I take Laptop with photoshop To edit and improve my photos Camera bag To carry DSLR when I’m not taking photos
- 9. MARKETING METHODS I have decided to provide low stock on the printed copies because I want them to sell out quickly and cause a hype around the magazine • I will provide online copies for a cheaper price (£1.50) or via a yearly online subscription (£20) for everyone else that can't get the physical printed copies (£3.00) • the majority of people, and especially my target audience, use their phones, tablets and computers for pretty much everything • Therefore if I can make printed copies very rare to be seen as 'collectible' however still have online copies for sale to make much more money, I will make as much, if not more money than if all issues were only printed and still be able to make the printed copies a rare item that everyone wants to get hold of.
- 10. TITLE OF MAGAZINE WITH FONT This font is called 'Sound Blast', I really like the way the letters have sound waves coming off them, which also very much so fits my magazine. It looks loud and musical
- 11. FONT STYLES FOR TRAPLAND • Masthead: • Headlines: • Body Copy:
- 12. MAGAZINES IN COMPETITION • The USP of my magazine is that there isn’t really any other magazines available that do the same genre as ours, however, the closest competition would be XXL magazine as they’re the biggest hip-hop magazine around.
- 13. MOOD BOARD