Attitudes target audience is 25-60 year olds with the main audience is 40-50 we know this by the web links on the website being Facebook, twitter and Instagram, these audiences is adults . the main target audience is gay men, this is shown by the 'boys' section of the website, there is a lot of gay male focus on the website.  the magazine is for working class people, the social class of this magazine is C2DE. the peoples interests for this magazine would be fashion, travel, fitness, theatre and competitions, this is shown by the category sections on the websites. the audience that would feel unwelcomed by Attitude would be black gay males, as there is a focus on gay white males. it also has nothing for straight people and lesbians, as there isn't any news about straight news, and there is very little lesbian news. the magazine has a high priority on the gay community and has more focus on the gay community, as the magazine is about the LGBT community. men are shown as masculine in the magazine as it usually has strong men on the front cover. 

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