About "Show Me the Money"

Show Me the Money is a blog that includes of how money pertains to different areas of life. From Broadway to politics this blog covers it all. This blog features pieces on how to save money, how money is spent and how money is made. The blog design includes a picture of dollar bills to add to the sarcastic and comical tone that the blog has. The design of the background is also supposed to draw in a younger adult crowd as this blog does not have the seriousness of a website like Forbes, but the black and sleek look does portray that there are more than just sarcastic posts. The word choice of the title “Show Me the Money” also shows the cheekiness that some blog posts have. The blog caters to adults with various interests, but who care about the one thing that keeps their life going: money. This general audience captures all ages of adulthood as the blog post features a bit about tuition due to its rising concern for most young adults. This blog offers answers to questions as to why tuition and student debt is the way it is. The older age range of the adult audience is targeted through a post about lobbyists and what it takes to become one. Also, fun pieces are featured as there is a post on how to save money on Broadway tickets and what to do instead of purchasing Rosetta Stone. This blog does tend to gravitate towards young adults as these posts may currently relate to them or will keep them informed in the future, but through our broad audience, we hope to capture more readers and enlighten them from serious topics to happy ones.