Sunday, March 9, 2008

Sexually implored themes


This is a very interesting way in which to sell this product. Physical Culture, the personal problem magazine, consists of most topics people find quite intriguing. Marriage and sin, sex and drugs are the core examples of those many topics. The personal problem magazine more than likely dishes out ways to hinder and/or approach some issues faced throughout the course of life that some individuals love to hear about. It’s all about getting the advice, but who is this special expert giving out the advice? With these topics, it sort of reminds me of the horoscopes approach to get everyone to believe the things that are told throughout the captions. Not only are the topics attention grabbers, but the young lady enormously posted on the cover adds more to it. The young, half-dressed woman with popping eyes and the commonly attractive red lipstick makes the sells for the best. I mean, sex always sells. All of these things are enclosed and only for a minimal price of 25 cent. Yes, this is obviously an old-fashioned magazine because we don’t get magazines for those prices nowadays. Here, they are getting the best of both worlds. If a naked or at least almost naked woman were to appear on the cover of every single magazine, the price wouldn’t really matter for some. This way and probably many others are typically seen in most propaganda. Whether it’s alcohol, underwear, perfume/cologne, sexually implicit or explicit images will be the most noticed.

~Krystal Wilson

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