My magazine is going to be aimed at students who actually go to the school, instead of parents or teachers who want to know important dates and information.
Existing Magazine Titles:
Creative Steps - I like this one, because you can picture what kind of age the students that go to the school are. (A young age, first starting school.)
First News Magazine - Quite a boring title for a magazine, doesn't grab attention.
School Today - Quite vague and doesn't explain what school the magazine is for.
Learning News - Doesn't specify what school it's for, not a very eye catching title for a magazine.
The Junior Chronicle - I like this title because it's inventive and looks proffessional.
Magazine Title Ideas:
Gordano Gazette - I like the illiteration used to attract people's attention. It will target my audience because
Gordano Weekly - I'm not keen on this title because it's fairly plain and not very creative.
The Gordano News - I think this is a good title because it's formal but I don't think it would attract the student audience very well. It would be better suited if the magazine was directed at adults. (parents/teachers)
Existing Magazine Titles:
Creative Steps - I like this one, because you can picture what kind of age the students that go to the school are. (A young age, first starting school.)
First News Magazine - Quite a boring title for a magazine, doesn't grab attention.
School Today - Quite vague and doesn't explain what school the magazine is for.
Learning News - Doesn't specify what school it's for, not a very eye catching title for a magazine.
The Junior Chronicle - I like this title because it's inventive and looks proffessional.
Magazine Title Ideas:
Gordano Gazette - I like the illiteration used to attract people's attention. It will target my audience because
Gordano Weekly - I'm not keen on this title because it's fairly plain and not very creative.
The Gordano News - I think this is a good title because it's formal but I don't think it would attract the student audience very well. It would be better suited if the magazine was directed at adults. (parents/teachers)
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