
This is my finished front cover edition i have developed and constructed through research of my target audience, the current market and the niche market in order to attract a vaster audience. I have developed and continued the progression of my work (displayed further on in my coursework) through audience feedback and 'trial and error'. I am happy with the finished outcome as i think it is a good representation of contents that attract my target consumer.

Im also quite content with the outcome of my contents page. I feel it certainely follows the general codes and conventions that my style models Q & NME follow in terms of layout, representation, information&substance, style and audience attraction.

Im also quite content with the outcome of my contents page. I feel it certainely follows the general codes and conventions that my style models Q & NME follow in terms of layout, representation, information&substance, style and audience attraction.
The representation of my target audience being of multi-ethnic demographic & social groups has been potrayed through the use of a black artist (B.O.B) aswell as a multi-ethnic front-cover model and various white actors. This is also commonly seen in Q magazine in each subscription, not as commonly in NME but not non-existant. Diverse social groups are potrayed in my magazine throughout with use use of multi-genre appeal. With B.O.B being part of the rap/hip-hop genre, the front-cover actor doesnt really potray a certain genre which is purposely done to leave it more open to a wider audience. And the content actor who conveys the new indie genre which is widely popular throughout the UK.

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