Colouring and background of this image simple to keep the attention on the promoted act. The angle of this photo draws the readers view towards the artist, who is a young male who is dressed in clothes worn by many of our target audience who read the magazine.

Information about the artist being featured on the page, with a page number of where to find it in the magazine, keeping to the continuity of current magazines.

By using cover story images the reader is able to easily find the main stories from the front cover.

The features and regulars sections worked best for the house style. The features gives our readers new and exclusive interviews and news which is different every month, giving them variety. The regulars give our readers different versions of stories they are familiar with if they buy the magazine often.

Putting an image for the editors section allows the reader to feel part of the magazine as they are reading and looking at the person who creates their ‘guide’ for music.

The writing is informal and attracts our reader into the magazine as it is exciting and doesn’t drag on about unnecessary information.

Putting a signature on the contents page create a personal relationship between the readers and the editor.

Keeping to the house style shown on the front of the magazine.

Using headings to capture our target audience via terminology they are familiar with.

Articles that include forms of Uses and Gratifications like inform and educate and entertain, ensure our audience feels that our magazine is the right choice for them. The use of sentences underneath headings allows the reader to gain a brief summary of what the story includes.

The issue number is used in the contents page to symbolise the fact that the magazine has not been published for as long as other magazines and yet has become extremely popular.