Thursday, 10 April 2014

How does your media product represent particular social groups?



This reader profile that I created show that my magazine is aimed towards an audience of 15 – 25 years. Representing young students which have money to spare for a cheap magazine would be ideal for them. Concerning stereotypes within this magazine I have tried to include in this magazine what would be popular for this specific audience. Something of which, when popular, the younger generation then try to keep up with this trend until it goes out of fashion. So keeping up with certain trends will enable the audience to relate as well as keep up to date with these trends. This being the latest bands and artists in which are the new trend. In the magazines contents page I have also added, at the very bottom, addresses for both Twitter and Facebook. I have picked these specifically due to the fact that Facebook is an extremely popular social network and is to this date, and Twitter since in recent year has risen into the spotlight of social networking and has come as far, if not further, than Facebook has.  Considering that they are social networking websites also means that they shall be up to date on latest magazine information at their convenience and of which is up to date with technology showing that we, as a magazine, are up to date with technology for their leisure.  The use of these websites means that we shall be creating a mass audience due to the globalisation. In the long run shall enable us to gain more customers.

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