Media Audiences- Critical Analysis 4

Laura Wright

MagazinesAge: 3-7 years old as it is based on a well known children’s animated programme.

Gender: Mainly girls but can have boys as it has a main male character

Socio-economic status: As this is a children’s magazine, it will be relatively cheap to buy, however, includes free items with the magazine which may result in the magazine becoming more expensive. Therefore, this could appeal to parents of the children who have a steady job in order to pay out for treats for their children

Regional identity: As this is a children’s magazine, it focuses on teaching young children new things. This could include things that the characters see and learn about places they visit, therefore could appeal to both rural and urban audiences.

Race, nationality and religion: As the characters in this magazine are all animals this then creates a sensitivity to the audience diversity.

Magazines

Age: 45-60 as it is about home lifestyles and gardening and life in the country.

Gender: Mainly female as it has a housewife stereotype behind the front covers but men may be interested in gardening as well.

Location: This appeals to people who live in rural environments.

Socio-economic status: As this magazine includes a lot of different information and content, it will be relatively expensive to buy. This means that the target audience must have a regular income in order to buy this magazine frequently.

MagazinesAge: 16-30 years old as it is a gossip magazine. It can contain adult language but is not formal.

Gender: Mainly aimed at a female audience due to the colour scheme, celebrity gossip and other fashion tips that are included

Lifestyle: Often

Television Programmes

Television Programmes

Television Programmes

Television CommercialsChange4Life

Television CommercialsThe Money Shop

Television CommercialsJohn Smith’s