How did you attract/address your audience?

Tune• Tune is another music

magazine that is J-Pop. • It is made by the

company who created the Japanese fashion magazine FRUiTs.

• This gives it its unique selling point as most teenagers in Japan know the magazine FRUiTS (not my magazine of Fruits!) and will recognise the similar design to the other magazine.

How it links

• My magazine and this magazine link because they are both Japanese music related.

• Tune can be bought online and is difficult to obtain for those who are a fan of this genre, but with the help of my magazine, which could be bought in shops such as WH Smiths, this problem has become less challenging

• This gives my magazine its unique selling point.

Potato • Potato is a male Japanese idol

magazine. Idols in Japan are people who often act, sing and also model so it is not uncommon for them to popular with young girls.

• For that reason this magazine has been suited for young girls, just as my magazine has been.

• The unique selling points to this magazine is the idols themselves, young girls wish to read more about their favourite idols and so would purchase these magazines after seeing a large picture of their favourite idol upon the front of the cover.

• As shown by the cover, this magazine has not been tailored toward the male audience as very few males would enjoy reading about male idols.

H• H is a directly a J-pop magazine. It has

been tailored for both sexes unlike Potato which targeted at mainly girls, this magazine could be enjoyed by both genders.

• This makes it a unique selling point as all genders could read this magazine.

• It links with my magazine as, although it looks girly, in England my magazine could sell well as it featured similar bands to this magazine.

• It is a simplistic design showing that this magazine is all about the music which is different from Potato which was mainly all about the idols.

• The large picture upon the front shows it also aimed at both genders.