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Grabbing a Magazine From the Stand

When you reach for a cover on a magazine stand, what is it that grabs your attention? Is it the photography? The enticing cover blurbs? The color?

Editor Megan Pacella sat down this week with our design team to talk about just those questions and one of our own publications. Let us know what you think!

Posted by Summer Huggins on May 19, 2009 8:39 AM | Permalink

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Pierre Bisaillon:

Answer is a strong image! Strong and simple imagery is always what stands out in a crowded newsstand. Even when text caught my attention, it was treated in such a way that it effectively became a striking image.

Just my two cents.

Pierre Bisaillon
www.mygazines.com

Posted by Pierre Bisaillon | May 22, 2009 10:44 PM

Posted on May 22, 2009 22:44

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