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Target Audience Research-Archaeology Magazine

The Target audience of the Archaeology magazine is compared closely to the target audience of the Informer Magazine. This is for many reasons. One reason is that, the age of the audience that reads the magazine. This was determined by the advertisements that were precisely scattered throughout the magazine. The advertisements were mostly Liquor, tours of recently discovered ancient cities, and even some hearing aids. These with the vocabulary lead me to believe that they have to have at least an elementary education and at least 25 years old. The magazine is cheap but the "On Sale for a Limited time Tours" lead me to believe that the audience has that much money to spend on a vacation every year. So that means they must be living comfortably, and I estimate about $100,000 a year. The Archaeology magazine market their magazine all over the internet; even on twitter and Instagram. The informer magazine has multiple social media accounts also with very similar posts promoting their articles in their magazine.
This is the twitter of the Archaeology magazine. They Advertise many of their newer articles an have many posts linking their website.

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