Ways magazines target their audience

Ways magazines target their audience - audience appeal

Target audience - middle class

culture jamming ideologies may appeal to audience

Preferred reading - agreeing with producer ideologies that terrorism will take over

Negotiated - may use the ideology of the producer to form their own ideologies about terrorism in the west.

Oppositional - Completely disagreeing with the ideology that terrorism will take over

Preferred reading - these shoes cost a ridiculous amount of money and are only used to emphasise the gap between the rich and poor
Negotiated - the shoes are expensive but aren't the same quality
Oppositional - Louboutin is a business that produces high quality shoes and shouldn't be a victim of culture jamming

Negative space emphasises the quote.

Woman on the front is relatable and looks like a housewife.

Audience Appeal:

Altruism
Wealth - Luxurious lifestyle
Direct mode of address
Relatable lifestyle
Aspirational ideologies
Surveillance - Culture
Escapism
Moralism
Sexual Gratification

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Comments

Adbusters

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