Kerrang! (76,937)
Metal Hammer (45,809)
Mixmag (35,817)
Mojo (106,218 )
NME (64,033)
Q (131,330)
Rock Sound (23,021)
Terrorizer (14,952)
The Fly (103,051)
Uncut (91,028 )
Word (33,217)
These are the statistic I found of magazine consumption in one year.
It is clear to see on these results that Q magazine is a very high selling magazine. It is also clear to see that Terrorizer magazine has the lowest consumption figures in one year.

I believe this magazine has the lowest figures for magazine consumption because it only caters for heavy rock music and not all types of music. It also only advertise pacific type of bands, for example rock, punk bands. However the front cover is good because to gives the readers (target audience) a CD of the latest band and also advertises one band which they think the readers will want to hear about. However this is just the latest issue and it does not do this in every issue.





The magazine cover on the right hand side is black and white which catches the readers eye and just focuses on one person with her name written across her in gold which is very effective as you look her name straight after the pictures but is in gold so you eyes are not drawn to it first. The magazine on the left hand side is a cartoon which I don't think is very effective. It is colorful which does stand out but doesn't convince the reader to buy it. It advertises a free CD which is good and encourages readers to buy the magazine if they get something free with it. Overall I prefer the front cover on the right hand side because it has a lot more things on the front cover with out being crowded and also has a little bit of color . 












