Planning A Music Magazine

My target audience are teenagers possibly from 14 to 19 years old, for both male and female. I chose this because I’m making a hip hop, R&B and grime music magazine and teenagers are the most fans of this genre of music. So basing my music magazine on teenagers is more profitable.
For now my magazine is based on R&B, Hip Hop and Grime. I chose this because most teenagers like this type of music and also it’s the most current genre of music, so there are more chances of my magazine being chosen because it has three different genres put together.
I’ll be aiming for my magazine to come out monthly because my target audience are teenagers and if I charge £2.00 for my magazine and it would come out weekly, teenagers would have to spend £8.00 a month which is most likely not to happen because teenagers are mostly students and don’t have enough money to spend £8.00 a month only on a magazine. And because my magazine will be coming out monthly I will update new information weekly on my magazines webpage, and people can go on to find out more.
My magazine will be sold for £2.00 because it has a lot of stories, new music…etc and it also comes with a free CD seasonally. It’s also a colourful and glossy magazine, it’s so much better quality than cheap not glossy magazines with thin rough paper. Also it’ll be cheaper for teenagers because it comes out monthly, even if it was cheaper than £2.00 and it came out weekly by the end of a month it would count up so much more than £2.00 a month.
My magazine will be colourful and glossy because this attract more customers, bright colours with gloss catch consumers eyes which makes them look at it than maybe the title, puff…etc draw the consumer more in and make them buy it.