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Magazines: Final Index 1)  Magazines: Tatler Magazine CSP 2)  Magazines: Heat Magazine CSP 3) Assessment Learner Response

Magazines: Heat CSP Introduction:  1) They claim to offer quality experience, promises style for everybody as well as Life Hacks to create the 'buzziest experiences' for readers. This means that they want readers to be able to always experience the best and most brilliant insight into events. 2) Heat claims to ensure that readers are always 'in the know' and find the funny, wherever it's hiding. This means that they claim to make sure they have all of the latest news so that they can give it to their readers. 3) Heat also says that, besides celebrity news, Heat also has information on food, fashion and wellbeing in order to ensure that readers always know what to wear and make the most of every body shape. 4) Heat's audience profile consists of 90% women and the average age of 37. 52% of readers are aged 15-34. The marital status is that 57% are married. Media Language:  1) The cover lines are written in all capital letters, with frequent exclamation marks and r

  Advertising Assessment: Learner Response: 1) WWW - Brilliant response to Q2, lots of relevant points discussed about contexts.          EBI - Learn the theories for Q1 and Q4, lacking knowledge. 2) Marks achieved: Q1 - 0/2 Q2 - 9/12 Q3 - 4/6 Q4 - 7/12 3) Q2: This encourages women to have a competitive ‘winning’ approach to washing ‘whiteness alone  won’t do’. It also has n otions of what a ‘real woman’ was – somebody who looks after the home and looks after a family. There was a m ass production of washing machines/twin tubs, which eased the burden on women. 4) One way it subverts stereotypes is by providing a wide range of ethnically diverse people in a wide range of jobs, even those such as parliament, which is traditionally and stereotypically based around white people. One way it reinforces stereotypes is by providing the stereotype of a more violent nature with people who are ethnically diverse, such as through the rap used and perhaps through jobs such as boxer or basketballer.

  Magazines: Tatler CSP Introduction:  1) The editor introduces the magazine as a sensationally accurate rifle shot which is aimed at the very richest readers in London.  2) The target age is 41 years old, and the amount of women to men reading is 73% women and 27% men. ABCD1 is 83%, the average household income is £261,000 and the percentage of people living in London/the South East is 70%. This demonstrates that the majority of readers are upper-class or middle-class, and they have a quite large household income compared to other magazines and their readers.  3) Tatler readers believe that the fashion being represented in the magazines is accurate to what they want to see and what they believe is a decent depiction of fashion. They spend around £800 million per year on fashion.  4) The special editions of Tatler produced throughout the year are different guides to do with beauty, cosmetics and shopping. This suggests that the majority of Tatler readers are stereotypical women and the

  Advertising & Marketing: Final Index 1)  Advertising And Marketing: Key conventions blog post here 2)  Gender Stereotypes In Advertising: blog post here  3)  January Learner Response here 4)  Advertising case study 1: OMO print advert here   5)  Advertising CSP 2: Audrey Hepburn Galaxy advert   here 6) Advertising CSP 3: NHS Represent Advert here

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