Describing targeted audience go for particular site

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Q1) Identify a particular website that you frequently go to and describe the targeted audience that goes to that particular site. Please do not say "everyone" since all sites always have a general target audience. Explain how the site is designed for its particular target audience. Do you find that it does a good job at this? Give at least 3 methods it uses to target a specific audience and describe that audience in terms of at least 3 elements (for example, age, gender and socializing style).

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