- I have learned from my research that the stories included in a magazine would obviously have to appeal to the intended audience of the publication.
- So, for my college magazine to appeal to the target audience (age range 16-18), it will have to feature stories which are relevant to the younger audience, consisting of students of the college.
- I could approach this in the manner of aiming the magazine as a whole to more specific sub-sections of my intended target audience, (i.e. female students).
- This would affect the stories featured as I would want them to be relevant to the audience, so, for example, if I was aiming the magazine at female students I would include Cover Stories such as "HPV: Harmful or Not?" and other subject matters which would be of more interest to female audiences (in this case relating to the recent H.P.V. Vaccinations).
- However, as I would liek my magazine to appeal to all, or most, of the students in the college the stories the stories I feature would have to either be directed at a much wider audience, or I could have a mixture of stories which would make the magazine as a whole appeal to the desired wider audience.
- Here are some initial ideas for stories which I could feature to appeal to a much wider range of audiences (I will add to these at a later date):
- HPV: "Both Partners Benefit"
- Bullying - Who to talk to and how to get help
- Wyke Results Wow Ofsted
- Wyke Party a Positive Success!
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