Target audience of Q magazine

Target audience of Q magazine

Age: Older people from 20+ to around 50. Older artists put in the magazine and a mature and clean layout

Gender: Not clearly defined - variety of different gendered artists featured

Demographic: Class/job - people who work. Usually C classed workers, however music transcends class

Uses and grats: Entertainment and information in articles


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