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This document outlines a magazine proposal targeting various demographics including hipsters aged 16-20, jazz fans, and individuals aged 60-80 from middle to upper social grades. It discusses the purpose of providing talking points and insights on upcoming events while staying updated through interviews, venue reviews, and highlighting a unique selling point. Pricing is set at £4 to ensure a profit with a color scheme and fonts including Arial, Headline, and Diskoteque. Resources, distribution methods, competition, sample layouts, and any questions are also addressed.

PURPOSE
• Talking Point.
• Insight into upcoming
events.
• Stay updated.

CONTENT
• Interviews
• Venues
• Reviews
• Unique selling point
(USP)

TARGET AUDIENCE
Predominantly white males
NRS social grades B-A
Hipsters
16-20 years old
60-80 years old
NRS social grade C1-B
Predominantly black males
Jazz
fans

FONT STYLES
• ARIAL
• HEADLINE
• DISKOTEQUE

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