Promotional Methods
When promoting my magazine, I have been thinking about a variety of ways in which this can be done successfully. There are various numbers of ways to promote a magazine, for example on the sides of buses and bus stops, launch parties, bilboards, posters, leaflets and many more. When choosing what methods I wanted to use I needed to think of how it would increase the circulation and readership of my magazine and appeal to my target audience of those aged 15-24 in the social bracket C2DE. It is important that the Promotional Methods that I choose are successful because this product is unknown to the market at the moment.
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Another effective way of promoting a product is on the side of a bus. Buses drive across the country at all hours of the day so it is extremely likely that the majority of the population will see it. I believe that this is an effective choice for how I will promote my magazine because the target audience is of the ages 15-24 because half of them will not be able to drive and will most likely be taking public transport to get to work or school. Another good use of promoting a product within public transport is at train stations as there will be many commuters going to work or shopping for the day so this is another good way of getting a message across.
Some magazines may choose to have a launch party which is where they would invite important people from that industry to help boost their reputation and get contacts within the industry. For example with a music magazine I might invite editors from other big music magazines such as Q and NME but also popular musicians who fit with the genre that I have chosen.
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