Thursday 29 March 2012
Wednesday 28 March 2012
Tuesday 27 March 2012
Evaluation Question 3
What kind of media institution might distribute you media product and why?
I feel as though my product would be suitable for distribution with IPC Media because they have previously published music magazines such as NME and these magazines have been a success with the intended target audience (male aged 16-24).
NME music magazine has been a tremendous success and as a result now NME.COM is Europe's biggest and most viewed music website.
I feel that IPC Media have done a great job in distributing this music magazine and making it as big as it is now-a-days, through their advertising and passion to make the magazine as big as possible.
NME.COM has 1.3 million unique users generating over 13 million page impressions, nme.com is the U.K.'s premier music content website. I believe that my music magazine, 'ROCK ON', would work well in the capable hands of IPC Media distributing it as they have made such a great success of NME.
NME'S target audience is the same as mine for my music magazine, male aged 16-24.
Despite ROCK ON having the same target audience as NME I still believe that it will be a success as my music magazine will offer a possible alternative to readers of NME and readers of other music magazines.
If thoughtfully discussed with IPC Media I think that they would agree with my idea of them distributing two music magazines (NME and ROCK ON) aimed at the same target audience, in order to offer a potential 'other option', instead of the same music magazine.
Finally, I think that IPC Media will strongly benefit from distributing my music magazine because it will keep them up to date with the potential market, and keep them fresh with consumers, as they will be issuing something new.
Please NOTE: Some of the statistics used in this question were taken from the following website-
http://www.nme.com/mediapack/
I feel as though my product would be suitable for distribution with IPC Media because they have previously published music magazines such as NME and these magazines have been a success with the intended target audience (male aged 16-24).
NME music magazine has been a tremendous success and as a result now NME.COM is Europe's biggest and most viewed music website.
I feel that IPC Media have done a great job in distributing this music magazine and making it as big as it is now-a-days, through their advertising and passion to make the magazine as big as possible.
NME.COM has 1.3 million unique users generating over 13 million page impressions, nme.com is the U.K.'s premier music content website. I believe that my music magazine, 'ROCK ON', would work well in the capable hands of IPC Media distributing it as they have made such a great success of NME.
NME'S target audience is the same as mine for my music magazine, male aged 16-24.
Despite ROCK ON having the same target audience as NME I still believe that it will be a success as my music magazine will offer a possible alternative to readers of NME and readers of other music magazines.
If thoughtfully discussed with IPC Media I think that they would agree with my idea of them distributing two music magazines (NME and ROCK ON) aimed at the same target audience, in order to offer a potential 'other option', instead of the same music magazine.
Finally, I think that IPC Media will strongly benefit from distributing my music magazine because it will keep them up to date with the potential market, and keep them fresh with consumers, as they will be issuing something new.
Please NOTE: Some of the statistics used in this question were taken from the following website-
http://www.nme.com/mediapack/
Tuesday 28 February 2012
Final Contents Page
This is my final contents page. Originally I was planning on having a white background however, when I completed it I decided not to as it looked too plain. When I finally added the black background it almost looked too dark so I combined small amounts of white around the main headings on the page. Also, I used small white strokes around the two photos to make them look like they are actual photos that have been stuck down onto the page itself.
Tuesday 21 February 2012
Contents Page
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