By Raychelle Shaw

Newsagents and supermarkets.

Common places means that more people from my target

audience will be able to access my product.

Asda, Tesco, Morrison's and Sainsbury's.

Magazine’s website, www.HeadBanger.com

Subscriptions will also be available to sign up and pay

for on a monthly basis

Where is my magazine sold?

As now days most teenagers and young adults are online I have decided to have a website for my magazine.

I also thought having other social networking sites would provide a wider audience so I will have a twitter page and a Facebook page, each of these will have a link to the website and the subscription form, this means that attention will be attracted from a wider range of my target audience and they will be able to access and buy the magazine.

My magazine will not be sold in I would not sell my

magazine at gig venues as the crowd will be more

interested in the music and the band/artist

merchandise.

I also would not sell my magazine in a clothing

store that sells clothes specifically for fans of

rock, as my magazine would not gain a wide enough

audience as not all rock fans wear ‘rock specific

clothing’.

Bauer Media Group

• Bauer owns and publishes Kerrang and Q.

• ‘BAUER MEDIA REACHES OVER NINETEEN MILLION UK ADULTS EVERY

WEEK’.

• ‘We connect people and communities with compelling and quality

content, whenever, wherever and however they want’.