Masthead
The masthead will always use the same font, style and size.
This is done so that the audience will always recognise the magazine and be
able to spot it straight away. The white text in the black background makes it
stand out from far away
Colours
The colours on this magazine are a mix of light and dark
which contrast each other well. The magazine is aimed at lower middle and class
and under teenagers so this is why the magazine is full of bright colours which
can catch people’s attention from far away. The dark colours are used in
people’s clothes and the masthead to make it stand out from the text.
Release
The magazine is released weekly so that they get people
buying it each week and a constant supply of money. Because it is released
weekly, the price is only around £2. This is done so that it doesn’t get too
expensive to buy while still making Kerrang some money.
Promises
The magazine promises that you can win a meet and greet with
You Me At Six. By doing this they might be able to get some people to buy the
magazine who want to win that prize. This can get them more sales and more
readers for the magazines. The magazine also includes posters that people may
want. This gives people and incentive to buy the magazine over other ones in
order to get something that they want.
Pictures
The picture on the front of the magazine fills up most of
the page. This is done to catch people’s attention and get them to buy the
magazine. By putting the readers favourite bands on the front cover they can
ensure that people will buy the magazine in order to read about them. In this
case it features Rou from Enter Shikari and Itch from The King Blues, who
people may like.
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