
As you can see, these are both classic images of a double page spread article.
For example both of these begin with a larger first letter at the beginning of some paragraphs, they also have a dominating picture which gains the attention of the consumers. With regards to pictures they both also have smaller images around to make it more visual and interesting. These smaller images also have captions to explain to the reader what the image is about, which is effective. They also seem to have a large title which is easy to read, these titles are also in colour.

The writing aspect of these articles are also similar. For example they both have a standard black font which gives it a more professional look to it. It is also kept neat by the fact they are writen in paragraphs to make it an easier read and also how they are put into columns which I believe is expected.
Both of these above images do not reveal all of the key features I do not feel, however other images from listings magazines do share more key features.

Many articles also have the page number at either the bottom or the top of the page, with many articles also having a sub heading with a brief summary of the article in.
With taking these key features into account, myself and Conor will have to stick with these and with the layouts of these articles in order to make ours look as professional as possible.
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