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It's completely expected for the audience target to alter slightly through design as progress is made.
My audience profile made previously still stands for sure, but what's most important is attracting young people between ages 16-25 with an interest in the less renowned artists// supporting indie artists.
I think this also ties in with those interested in more independent things period, like films. Also those with a more widened taste for knowledge, listening to wide music range, and reading a wide genre of books.
In summary, I'd like to attract ambition, and interest.

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This is a table showing the social grades: A, B, C1, C2, D and E, the social classifications in Britain.
Social classes can be a touchy topic within some aspects, but it's important for media products in particular to be aimed at specific groups of people in order to make maximum income.
In terms of a social class, I'd aim for the 'middle class' range, typically separated as ABC1. Playing purely on stereotypes, middle class people will typically have enough money to add in more luxuries to their lives, this means they're more likely to a) buy magazines, and b) be interested in the content. I strive for my magazine to be sophisticated, professional, and edgy, and so I want the same people to be drawn towards it, which is what I've aimed for.

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Back when I was doing my research for my construction, this is the audience profile I produced following my questionnaire.
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I had decided my audience would you young, British and musically interested people. They'd shop in general highstreet shops, watch general TV shows like those owned by BBC, and also subscribe to Netflix.