The document provides information on the design and layout of a magazine aimed at a tribe audience. It discusses the title, fonts, images, and content that were well-received by test audiences. Specifically, it notes that the title was easy to read, the fonts looked "cool", the questions and answers section was personal but light, and the images matched the magazine's style. It also details the different fonts used and why, such as Impact and Fang Song for readability and Crackvetica and Bleeding Cowboys to attract the target audience. Finally, it lists the advertising rates for various page placements in the magazine.

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4. • LGBT Lifestyles
• Local piercing and tattoo
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• Local popular models
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9. They liked:
•The title because it was easy to read and understand.
•Font due to how “cool” it looked.
•Content of the Q/A because it was personal but light at the same
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•Images because the model matches the style of magazine.
•Quotes because it gave the magazine a humorous undertone.
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12. • Crackvetica These font are all to make the
articles easier for the audience to
• IMPACT read and enjoy for example impact
and fang song are for making it
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• CHARLES S. The other fonts such as Crackvetica
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and Bleeding cowboys are al for the
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numbers. This is for attracting the
target tribe audience.
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Rates:
Back cover £600
Inside front £525
Inside back £500
Double page spread £1000
Full page £550
Half page £250
Quarter page £125
Eighth Page £60
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