Jellyfish

When you look on the page you can't see anything obvious as to what the site is actually selling, and the layout is quite confusing. You also don't see what you can buy and what you can't, and if you search for something, you get the worst quality of the item you are buying. eg. compared with zinio, they have no magzine brands in common, zinio has the best ones and jellyfish has none that i've heard of. The important aims of the website are not clear and there is really confusing home page.

Zinio

I have the found the website very well laid out and convienient, so that the more popular magazines at the front so that customers can access them easily. You can see which the fastest selling magazines by the top 10 sellers in the right hand side.
Also, there is links at the bottom for price ranges, so that people can choose magazines that are in their price range.
Furthermore, there is suggestions at the bottom if the magazines that a customer wants is not present, so if there was a magazine you particularly wanted, you can suggest it to them, maybe even getting it in stock.
Most importantly, there is a "your recommendations section", so if you buying a particular magazine, it would appear with all the magazines of that genre, making it easy for you to find your magazine, and a clever selling point by the author.
Lastly, there is a free magazines section, which i've just used to download a magazine, which is very good at attracting the reader.

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