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The document discusses topics covered in magazines for teenagers, including common problems they face. It interviews Julia Thomson, a junior editor at a teen magazine. She explains the magazine covers issues like conflicts with parents over things like appearance, relationships between boys and girls, and not having enough money. It also matches magazine sections to their topics, such as fashion, music, university planning, and pen pals.
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The document analyzes two target audiences for a magazine. The first group is ages 5-11 males from lower socioeconomic classes who enjoy football, gaming, fast food, and wearing tracksuits and baggy clothes while listening to R&B, grime, and dancehall music. The second target group is ages 14-24 middle class males who may enjoy the magazine due to an older stylized musical picture and links to the 1980s, and would connect through phone calls.
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Emily is a typical 16-year-old urban girl who enjoys spending time with friends, likes pop artist Ed Sheeran, and aspires to become a primary school teacher. She wears clothes from stores like Top Shop and brands like Nike or Adidas. Emily dislikes rock music because she thinks it is too loud and uncool. Her favorite memory is her 16th birthday party, and she typically spends money on clothes, makeup, and going out to eat with friends.
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The document discusses defining and targeting a media product's audience. It identifies the target audience as 16-18 year olds, of both male and female gender. Questionnaire results show 66% of respondents chose this age group. This demographic is more likely to listen to and play the type of acoustic music featured. The magazine content, with articles on concerts, artists, and informal photography of casually dressed teenage musicians, aims to appeal to and be relevant for the interests and lifestyle of its 16-18 year old target audience.
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We Love Pop magazine targets 13-18 year old girls who have a keen interest in the latest pop music and artists such as One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Katy Perry. They are obsessed with following their favorite artists on social media to keep up with their albums, relationships, and careers. The target reader is a secondary school student who prefers creative and social subjects to academic ones, with average grades of B/C. She considers music a passion and listens to it daily depending on her mood. In her free time, she enjoys shopping, movies with friends, and reading magazines like We Love Pop for news about artists and their music.
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- They enjoy hanging out at home, McDonald's, and laid back activities. Popular hobbies include art, reading, movies, attending music festivals and gigs.
- 99% use social media like Instagram and Facebook.
- The magazine will include creative content, articles, competitions to win music tickets, and discuss musicians' fashion and merchandise.
- Short profiles of 3 potential readers are provided - Emma, Megan, and Caitlin - describing their music interests, activities and reasons they may purchase the magazine.
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