Magazine Tips

1. Have an arousing curious cover to draw the eye
2. A screen does not give off what the actual cover looks like
3. A screen gives off more light than what the actual photo had
4. Print off a hard copy of your cover and glue them onto old issue to get as close to the real thing
5. Sneak your magazine into a shelf of other magazines to see if it stands out

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