Website Research -GQ

This website you can also subscribe to get additional features or bonuses. The target audience for GQ magazine is men aged between 20-44 with some exception for a female audience. This website also has a colour scheme of black and white with the exception of the images for the articles being in colour. The layout for this website has the logo centred at the top with the different sections evenly laid out underneath such as fashion, grooming, culture, watches, lifestyle, fitness, sports, recommends and videos. Between each section for the layouts, it has bold borders, so each topic is easily distinguishable from one another. For its active audience the company give advice on gift giving for family, friends or partners. Has many social media accounts but follows the trend of having no interaction for its articles on the main website. The magazine company has 104.59K followers on Vero, 2.9 million followers on Facebook, on Instagram it has 6.9 million followers, but the British GQ account has 1.2 million followers and finally on YouTube they have 8.01 million subscribers. The similarity between the magazine and website is that they keep to the same bold logo and mainly the dame colours for their photos. https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/

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