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1. Whilst producing my Front cover I was unsure on which masthead to use therefore made

two copies. I chose these two mastheads because they are unique and bold. In my audience

research, data showed that people preferred the “DubJunkie” x2 masthead, so I chose that

one as it was more relatable to my genre of music. The audience said it looked young and

new, this meant that I was more confident in deciding which one to have on my front cover.

2. “Exclusive to DubJunkie magazine, Wilfredo’s Dubtastic read” a buzzword I used to emphasis

the fact that this article will only be found in this magazine. This could be another factor in

which I would need to draw in my audience. Due to it being a long buzzword, I had to put it

at the 3rd sector of the front cover to make it look in place.

3. This coverline has great importance to my front cover as it uses casual mode of address to

the audience. I thought asking an indirect question “Interested in becoming a DJ?” would

appeal to a good number of the audience, reason being is because people who are

interested in dubstep could be interested in DJ-ing.

4. The top 10 dubstep tracks of the month was mainly created for the audience, by the

audience. On my music magazine questionnaire they stated that 40% out of 10 people

would expect to see UK charts/Top songs that are out now, and 80% of 10 people said that

bold and vibrant fonts appeal to them. So to emphasise that point I wrote a coverline on the

front cover giving them what they wanted. This is genre specification.

5. This Coverline is there to give a better understanding of what could be in the magazine, they

are three very mainstream artists and would appeal to my audience because they are well

known and there is a greater chance of the consumer to relate to any of their songs. I kept

to the set out style on the FC and colour co-ordination was necessary for it to look in place.

6. “Mat Taylor” my DubJunkie representative. I thought the placement of his name and what

he is about is good and it nicely filled in the space. It just informs the audience who he is.