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Magazine Tips

What to Keep in Mind When Making a Magazine

Make sure the magazine cover is easy to scan

Ask the DESIGNER to trim the printout if needed

Keep in mind the audience you are selling to, and what a common appeal may be

Create interesting covers to envoke curiosity, attracting buyers

Is it worth the investment?


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