Readers: young adults living in the bay area. both genders and every ethnicity between ages 16-28 years old. targeting low income individuals.
Competition: Believer Magazine
Advertisers: AirBnB, The Starving musician, Domino Recording company, Amazon, Converse
Featured articles:
- Haight street- loaded with plenty of thrift stores so you can fill up your home with furniture and your closets with vast attire.
- Gentrification in the Bay area- 24 year old single working mother says "I wanted to stay near my family in the city i love and i could have if wages were higher, if job opportunities were available,and if housing was more affordable".
- Weekend adventures- your $20 can get you hours of spontaneous entertainment at these local EDM events. come for the modern music scene happening and listen to Dj's displaying their wicked sound.
- City Lights- an independent book store in S.F. with some of the rarest books on display categorized under labels such as spiritual traditions, sociology, Marxism, animation, theater & film, Punk etc.. upstairs is a room commemorated to the beat Authors.
- Safe Sex!- check out positive.org for tips and advice
"Weekend adventures" sounds interesting, is it true that $20 can me a EDM events?
ReplyDeleteIf there is a chance, I would love to know something about what I can do when I am alone excepting watching TV with snack.
I like the concept of your magazine. That is a great target demographic especially for young people in this day and age.
ReplyDeleteYour magazine proposal is almost very similar to mine! Love the concept. This is definitely something I would be interested in picking up and reading.
ReplyDeleteI really like this concept. Personally I haven't heard of this concept of magazine; a magazine that has the goal to get the youth(ish) involved in and help explore their community. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteGood concept, target demographic. You tap into your generation's spirit of community. I love City Lights bookstore!
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