Showing posts with label Similar Products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Similar Products. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 October 2017

Reader Profile Research



Here, I have researched into existing reader profiles and identified what I should include in my own reader profile to make it successful. I have analysed NME and Kerrang!s reader profiles as both of theirs are already successful and said what I will take from theirs to make mine just as professional. I could not find any regional magazine reader profiles or any bridal magazine reader profiles and so I will just have to make sure that my reader profile is appropriate for a regional bridal magazine reader profile.

Monday, 16 October 2017

Masthead Research

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I have done research into different bridal magazines mastheads and identified what I like about them and what I do not. I have, also, taken inspirations from these mastheads for my own masthead and shown how I was inspired by them when I created my own masthead. My main competition for my magazine will be Belle Bridal and so I had to try to make mine stand out whilst still matching the conventions required for a bridal masthead.

Friday, 14 July 2017

Competition


Competition from Hannah Ould


Here I have shown my magazine competitions. Only one of these magazines (Belle Bridal) is a North East based regional magazine and so this will be the main competition of my magazine. I will try to make my magazine stand out against the competition by having a unique masthead name, unique colour scheme and intriguing images.

Thursday, 13 July 2017

Difference Between National and Regional Magazines




Here I have highlighted and outlined the differences between national and regional magazines. My magazine will be a regional bridal magazine and so I will be using the regional criteria for my magazine rather than the national criteria. I will not be using colloquial language, however, as I do not feel that it would be appropriate for a bridal magazine. I will be including specific landmarks and features based in the North East so that it is clear that this is a North East based regional magazine.

Wednesday, 12 July 2017

Generic Conventions of a Website


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Here are the generic conventions of a bridal magazine website. I will be using most of these generic conventions when it comes to making my website so that it looks professional and sophisticated like existing bridal magazine websites. From this research I know what to include in my website to make it successful. I will subvert the colour scheme, however, so that it matches my magazine and billboard.

Friday, 7 July 2017

Generic Conventions of a Magazine

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Here is my generic conventions of a bridal magazine front cover, contents page, advert and article. When creating my magazine I will be using and subverting the conventions from this as they are clearly successful in existing magazines. These conventions help make the magazine professional and I will try to follow them all as best as I can. I will most likely be using a similar layout for every page in the magazine due to how organised they are. I will be trying to use similar images throughout as well but will be subverting the colour scheme so that it matches my masthead 'Something Blue'.

Generic Conventions of a Billboard


Here is my generic conventions of a billboard. From doing this, I can see what is usually included in a bridal billboard and what I should include in my own billboard. I will be using most of these conventions, however when it comes to making my billboard I may decide to subvert some of them as I might not feel it is appropriate for my bridal magazine billboard. It is likely that I will only have one image on my billboard and that the layout will be somewhat similar to this one as clearly this one is already professional and success.
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Thursday, 6 July 2017

Institution Research



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From my institution research I now know what institution I think would be best to own my magazine. I chose Hearst as it is a UK based institution and seeing as my magazine is a regional magazine in the North East I thought it made more sense to have a UK based institution rather than a worldwide one. As well as this, Hearst has been around for a while and so has a lot of experience and respect in the industry. Furthermore, it does not currently own any bridal magazines and so there is a gap in their market for one.