Audience profile Photoshop task

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Demographics:
Age:13+ over
Gender: Females
90% female
10% men
home: city
social class: working class mostly

Psychographics:
The psychograpics of this magazine cover is the aspirer, the reformer, the succeeder and the mainstream.  These all like to this magazine cover because these come under being 13+ female and what most females would be willing to buy.


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