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makes you unique, especially if the band grows and you can brag about being one of the first to
seem them.
The topic of our fourth ad swerves a little away from the flow of the others. It is an
information/help line for those suffering or for those who know someone who is suffering from
cyberbullying. We aren’t ones to say there is a specific age that cyberbullying occurs within. It
can happen to anyone. Even the most popular person you know. We put this ad in our magazine
because it isn’t easy for people to talk about what happens online, not everyone will take it
seriously. Some will just tell you to turn your phone off. But it won’t always go away like that.
We wanted to include a helpline because calling someone we know will help, is comforting, and
gives those too afraid to speak out, a chance.
Moving onto our fifth, this ad targeted younger readers as it sparks a sense of wonder and
the thinking of “Maybe I can do that one day”. The NASA ad was included because our
development in technology and space travel is phenomenal, it fascinates children to the point of
when they’re asked what they want to be when they grow older, many of them will say “I wanna
be an astronaut!”, and that is what we wanted. We want to promote a child’s curiosity. We want
them to dream, want them to have goals and ambitions. We want them to decide their own life.
Which is why we included it, we want to respark that childlike ambition in our readers. Not only
that, but the quote “failure is not an option” sparks determination, it hits home. We want to make
that quote real.
Now coming across the sixth ad, you might be thinking, how do bikes have anything to
do with technology? At least everyday bikes, they’re powered by us aren’t they? Magazine, go
home, you’re drunk. But truly, I’m not. While there are technological advancements for bikes,
what this ad is for is to act as another broad warning for bikers. Especially rule number 3, “Act
like a car”. This means, no texting, no answering calls unless it is Bluetooth, no listening to
music in BOTH ears while biking. All ages bike, and all ages forget that they share a road, and
most of the time there aren’t designated zones for bikers, meaning it isn’t the cars fault if they
drive close to you because they have a car coming on their side. Answering texts keeps you from
looking up and seeing dangers. Which already is a pretty big deal. Answering calls is the same,
listening to music in both ears, blocks out traffic and such around you which will put you at risk.