Final magazine selection:

• I have chosen this specialised magazine which is specific to its student audience of activists.

•On the next page I will show an in depth analyse of the format and how it will appeal to readers.

•I will repeat the analyse to multiple magazines in order to get a more accurate perspective of audience and aims

• This is the skyline here they clarify and sell their main articles to the audience, like ‘plant saving’ and ‘tackling’ is very activist language, which makes the reader agree and therefore buy the magazine.

• The large is simple and easily recognisable, A brand for the magazine which will last in the students mind if they see future images of the magazine.

• Main article is placed simply on the page , and it begs a lot to question. What colleges go green; to what degree do they; and how? This makes the reader want to open the magazine and make a purchase.

• The main image shows a close up of a woman's face, wearing a beanie hat, this hat has activist badges in which reflects what this magazine is trying to address.

• This a secondary article, which may interest the reader, although on a constrained budget, the student is interested in the idea of super food. The idea the food that they eat in some way enhances them morally or mentally can be captive especially to this audience.

• This shows the necessary details of the magazine What it is the price and the issue date, this is small as it may not capture the reader, but it is essential so it is placed on in small print.

• The price tag at a quick glance can give the price.

Magazine 1

• Clear head line in four words summarises the magazine, if the title hadn’t done it for you already.

• The magazine is clearly pointed towards a more boisterous male audience.

• ..

Magazine 1