Price: Magazine cost.
Date: Weekly: usually from Saturday to Friday. Monthly: a month ahead.
Issue number: A tally of magazines.
Barcode: Read electronically and decoded into usable information.
Teaser: One word/phrase acts as an attention grabber.
Main Feature: Headline: A phrase that may summarise the main point of the main feature. In large print, different style, bold colours in order to catch the attention of the reader.
Subtitle: Smaller headline that may summarise the feature.
Smaller feature: Features included in the magazine.
Images: Size: CU to med CU. Ranges from one main image to x amount featuring one main image and smaller images. Helps make the page look more interesting. It can add understanding of a story and/or entice someone to read the magazine.
Font: Style and size of type face.
Colour: Specific/stylistic/thematic types.
Graphics: Graphical shapes to highlight feature(s).
Offers/adverts blurb: Banner-stlye shape featuring free products/promotions.
Left Third: Stories that appear on the left third of the front cover. This is because when magazines are lined up on a rack this is the part of the magazine that is seen.
Cover Lines: Shows the reader what stories are inside the magazine.
Splash: Is everything on the front cover.
Anchorage: This is the main headline which anchors the main image.
Sell Lines: Short, sharp description of the title's main marketing point (for Cosmopolitan: 'The world's No 1 magazine for young women') or perhaps setting out its editorial philosophy
Kicker: A kicker is a smaller-font headline, often underlined, just above the main headline. Kickers are often a one or two word identifier used to help readers select articles. Ideally, kickers classify articles.
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