The person would be interested in rock music, and would know all about the latest rock albums, as well as showing an interest in new bands. They would probably play guitar or drums, and may even want to be a singer in a rock band, so would aspire to be like current and new artists. Being a teenager, they would buy my magazine because you get a lot of content for your money, and because it features a variety of things such as interviews, the best guitars and the top charts. They would also connect with the band shown on the front cover, as they would be of a similar age.
Unlike NME magazine who have a target audience of 16-19 years olds my magazine- "The Amplifier"- would probably be bought by 14-18 year olds. I think this because it does not mention topics such as "sex" and "drugs" in my magazine, therefore appealing to a younger age group. As the models on my front cover are 16-17 years this would probably mean the oldest buyer was 18 years, as buyers any older than this would not really be interested in a band who were a few years younger than them. I also feel that the content would not be as of much interest to an older teenage reader or one in their early twenties. This would make the audience for my magazine a niche one, as it is only a product sold to interest buyers of 14-18 years.
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