Mike Wazowski signing in

For the table of contents, I cleaned up many of the flaws that were present in the previous one, there are still many to fix but as of right now, I am limited in my experience using InDesign and still don't have full grasp on all of the different mechanics of it. It is still pretty basic and I plan on continuing to improve it as time goes on. Although, I was able to make major improvements on this one as it looks a lot less rushed and slightly more like something from a magazine and less like something from a middle school powerpoint.

There are many different ways that magazines are advertised and distributed, many of them arising in digital models as companies continue to switch over to more digitally supported methods as more traditional methods become obsolete. Conventional models include putting up advertisements in other magazines or newspapers, selling door to door, subscribers telling others about the magazine, billboard advertisements, and other such forms; now-a-days many companies convert these methods into more digital central methods, such as advertising on online websites, sending out widespread emails to gain notoriety, and using social media platforms such as twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and many others. Hard copy and printed magazines are also being phased out in favor of online copies that can be purchased online and don't require printing and delivery costs. To market my magazine, I would place advertisements across websites using banner ad space, as well as sending out emails to as many peopl...