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The document is a questionnaire for target market research on music and magazine spending habits. It asks respondents for their age, gender, monthly spending on music in ranges of £1-5, £6-10, £11-15 and £16+, favorite genre of music being rap, hip-hop/R&B, rock, pop or other, and weekly spending on magazines in ranges of £1-3, £4-6, £7-9 and £10+.
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The questionnaire results show that more females than males responded. The majority of respondents were between 16-21 years old. Pop and rock were the most popular music genres. Most respondents do not usually buy music magazines. The most common ways to listen to music were the radio, computer and CDs, and most listen to music on a daily basis.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results show that most respondents were female, between the ages of 16-17, and their favorite music genres were pop and rock. A majority of respondents reported that they do not usually buy music magazines. Most listen to music daily through their computer, TV or radio, rather than CDs.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results show that most respondents were female, between the ages of 16-17, and their favorite music genres were pop and rock. A majority of respondents reported that they do not usually buy music magazines. Most listen to music daily through their computer, TV or radio, rather than CDs.
Music magazine research
This document contains a survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their age, gender, occupation, income, favorite music genres, what content they want to see in music magazines like interviews and reviews, how much they are willing to pay for magazines, how they consume music, and how often they purchase music magazines per year. The survey collects demographic and preference information to help design music magazines that appeal to different audiences.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine, asking respondents about their gender, age, music interests, how much they would pay and how frequently they would want the magazine to be published, preferred design characteristics like colors and page count, and what freebies or extras they would expect to receive with the magazine.
Questionnaire
The questionnaire asks respondents about their demographics including gender, age, and occupation. It also asks about music and media preferences such as favorite music genres, what attracts them to magazines, how often they purchase magazines or access music, and whether they prefer online or print magazines. The final question asks about social media usage frequency.
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This document appears to be a survey collecting information from magazine readers about their demographics, reading habits, preferences, and opinions. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, how often they read magazines, whether they read music magazines, their preferred color schemes and magazine themes, how much they are willing to pay, what magazine content they prefer, whether they would visit a magazine website, where they check music charts, and how often they would like the magazine published.
Preliminary survey
A preliminary survey asked respondents about their gender, age group, magazine reading habits, color scheme preferences, music tastes, how much they would spend on a magazine, and willingness to participate in competitions. The survey collected data on female and male respondents between ages 14-22 on their everyday, weekly or monthly magazine reading, favorite color combinations, most listened to music genres, magazine spending from £1-2 to £5+, and if they would take part in competitions or not.
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The questionnaire results show that more females than males responded. The majority of respondents were between 16-21 years old. Pop and rock were the most popular music genres. Most respondents do not usually buy music magazines. The most common ways to listen to music were the radio, computer and CDs, and most listen to music on a daily basis.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results show that most respondents were female, between the ages of 16-17, and their favorite music genres were pop and rock. A majority of respondents reported that they do not usually buy music magazines. Most listen to music daily through their computer, TV or radio, rather than CDs.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results show that most respondents were female, between the ages of 16-17, and their favorite music genres were pop and rock. A majority of respondents reported that they do not usually buy music magazines. Most listen to music daily through their computer, TV or radio, rather than CDs.
Music magazine research
This document contains a survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their age, gender, occupation, income, favorite music genres, what content they want to see in music magazines like interviews and reviews, how much they are willing to pay for magazines, how they consume music, and how often they purchase music magazines per year. The survey collects demographic and preference information to help design music magazines that appeal to different audiences.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine, asking respondents about their gender, age, music interests, how much they would pay and how frequently they would want the magazine to be published, preferred design characteristics like colors and page count, and what freebies or extras they would expect to receive with the magazine.
Questionnaire
The questionnaire asks respondents about their demographics including gender, age, and occupation. It also asks about music and media preferences such as favorite music genres, what attracts them to magazines, how often they purchase magazines or access music, and whether they prefer online or print magazines. The final question asks about social media usage frequency.
Surveeey
This document appears to be a survey collecting information from magazine readers about their demographics, reading habits, preferences, and opinions. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, how often they read magazines, whether they read music magazines, their preferred color schemes and magazine themes, how much they are willing to pay, what magazine content they prefer, whether they would visit a magazine website, where they check music charts, and how often they would like the magazine published.
Preliminary survey
A preliminary survey asked respondents about their gender, age group, magazine reading habits, color scheme preferences, music tastes, how much they would spend on a magazine, and willingness to participate in competitions. The survey collected data on female and male respondents between ages 14-22 on their everyday, weekly or monthly magazine reading, favorite color combinations, most listened to music genres, magazine spending from £1-2 to £5+, and if they would take part in competitions or not.
Questionnaire results
The document is a survey about music preferences and magazine interests for different age groups between 7 to 20 years old. It asks about how respondents listen to music, their music genres of choice, how often they would buy a music magazine, how much they would pay, what content they want included, what attracts them to magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be results from a questionnaire about music preferences and interest in a music magazine. It includes responses broken down by gender, age range, how respondents listen to music, their preferred music genres, how often they would buy the magazine, how much they would pay, what content they want included, what attracts them to music magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and interest in a music magazine, asking respondents about their gender, age, how they listen to music, music genres enjoyed, how often and how much they would pay for the magazine, what content they would like to see in the magazine, what attracts them to music magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
Results
The survey results show that the majority of respondents were male, between 18-20 years old, and their favorite music genre was hip-hop/rap. Most respondents buy 1-3 music magazines per month and their favorite features are interviews. The most popular magazine was XXL and most respondents pay between £3-£3.99 for music magazines. The document concludes that the target audience for a new magazine should be mainly young adult males who enjoy hip-hop/rap and interviews should be a key feature.
My own reader profile
Lily Rose is a 19-year-old singer and songwriter from East London whose dream career in music has become a reality. She draws inspiration from R&B artist Rihanna and sees music as a way to express herself. Though Lily never expected to become famous, her hard work and determination helped make her dream come true, supported by her friends and family along the way.
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Final Powerpoint
This document outlines a business plan for a proposed rap magazine based in North London that would reflect the local rap music scene. The magazine would be 50-100 pages and feature popular artists, top tracks, interviews, biographies, and Q&As. The primary target audience would be middle class 16-21 year old males. Unique aspects would include being the only UK rap magazine, a biannual female rap issue, and downloadable tracks. It would be marketed through social media, partnerships, music shops, and posters/billboards and sold for £5.99 per copy or through monthly/yearly subscriptions.
Questionnaire
This document is a 7 question questionnaire that asks about the respondent's age, gender, favorite music genre, how often they buy music magazines per month, what they like most about music magazines, how much they pay for music magazines, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are multiple choice and ask the respondent to circle their answer.
Magazine Audience profile
Mayla is a 19-year-old barista who enjoys going to gigs and festivals with her mother. She reads NME magazine occasionally, spending less than £2, as it provides articles on new and unsigned local artists to discover. While pop and indie music are her primary interests, she also explores rock and reggae through YouTube.
Market research
Mixmag readers are influential early adopters in club culture who are the first to recommend new music and trends. The typical Mixmag reader is 24 years old, 72% male and 28% female, living urban lifestyles in cities. These readers have a high disposable income that they spend on nights out, clothes, music downloads, and the latest mobile devices and MP3 players.
Audience research
This document profiles two music fans, Mark and John. Mark is 29 and lives in Leeds. He enjoys discovering new music to stay ahead of trends and impress his friends. He spends a lot on music and attends concerts and festivals regularly. John is 37 and a passionate, long-time musician and record collector. He enjoys digging for hidden gems in his extensive collection and going to both major and boutique music festivals. Both Mark and John have a strong passion for music and enjoy discovering new artists.
Market Research Results
Over 50% of those surveyed were between 14-16 years old. The survey found that most people listen to hip-hop, rap, and pop music and follow their favorite artists on social media sites. While most read music magazines, fewer people reported actually buying music magazines.
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Evaluation question 4
This document describes two potential target audiences for a media product focused on hip hop and rap music: James Smith, a 17-year-old black male student who enjoys making beats, playing drums, and listening to artists like Eminem and Drake; and Sarah Edwards, a 21-year-old Caucasian female retail worker who enjoys singing along to Rihanna and Beyoncé and wants to pursue a career in music. The document explains that the media product would be of interest to both audiences because it discusses music and could inspire their careers, helping James guide his path and helping Sarah build her voice and get recognized.
Reader Profiles
This document provides reader profiles for three different magazines:
The NME reader profile describes the typical reader as a 24% female and 6% male with a median age of 23. 34% are students who are influential when it comes to mobile phone choices and obsessed with music.
The Q reader profile has a median age of 34, with 70% employed.
The Billboard reader profile describes the typical reader as having a median age of early 15-25, with 68% being college graduates and an average income of over £212k. The gender is described as unisex.
Survey results
This document contains the results of a survey about music listening habits. It shows that most respondents listen to music daily, especially in the evenings and weekends. Hip hop and pop were the most popular genres among female respondents aged 16-18. These females typically spend over £15 per month on music and prefer to read interviews about artists in magazines rather than reviews or articles.
Questionnaire Results
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Analysis of Double Page Spread
Mahan TT is a 19-year-old British singer from North Devon who gained success after releasing his debut album "Neurotic" in 2012. The album became the UK's most downloaded debut album since Adele's "Someone Like You". TT has since toured extensively, including performances at music festivals. He is currently working on his second album. In an interview, TT confirmed he has a new girlfriend and finds inspiration from his parents and friends as well as Lady Gaga. He will be embarking on a UK tour starting in June.
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Mahan TT is a 19-year-old British singer from North Devon who gained success after releasing his debut album "Neurotic" in 2012. The album became the UK's most downloaded debut album since Adele's "Someone Like You". TT has since toured extensively, including performances at music festivals. He is currently working on his second album. In an interview, TT confirmed he has a new girlfriend and finds inspiration from his parents and friends as well as Lady Gaga. He will be embarking on a UK tour starting in June.
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The document appears to be results from a questionnaire about music preferences and interest in a music magazine. It includes responses broken down by gender, age range, how respondents listen to music, their preferred music genres, how often they would buy the magazine, how much they would pay, what content they want included, what attracts them to music magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
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The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and interest in a music magazine, asking respondents about their gender, age, how they listen to music, music genres enjoyed, how often and how much they would pay for the magazine, what content they would like to see in the magazine, what attracts them to music magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
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The survey results show that the majority of respondents were male, between 18-20 years old, and their favorite music genre was hip-hop/rap. Most respondents buy 1-3 music magazines per month and their favorite features are interviews. The most popular magazine was XXL and most respondents pay between £3-£3.99 for music magazines. The document concludes that the target audience for a new magazine should be mainly young adult males who enjoy hip-hop/rap and interviews should be a key feature.
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This document outlines a business plan for a proposed rap magazine based in North London that would reflect the local rap music scene. The magazine would be 50-100 pages and feature popular artists, top tracks, interviews, biographies, and Q&As. The primary target audience would be middle class 16-21 year old males. Unique aspects would include being the only UK rap magazine, a biannual female rap issue, and downloadable tracks. It would be marketed through social media, partnerships, music shops, and posters/billboards and sold for £5.99 per copy or through monthly/yearly subscriptions.
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This document is a 7 question questionnaire that asks about the respondent's age, gender, favorite music genre, how often they buy music magazines per month, what they like most about music magazines, how much they pay for music magazines, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are multiple choice and ask the respondent to circle their answer.
Magazine Audience profile
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Mixmag readers are influential early adopters in club culture who are the first to recommend new music and trends. The typical Mixmag reader is 24 years old, 72% male and 28% female, living urban lifestyles in cities. These readers have a high disposable income that they spend on nights out, clothes, music downloads, and the latest mobile devices and MP3 players.
Audience research
This document profiles two music fans, Mark and John. Mark is 29 and lives in Leeds. He enjoys discovering new music to stay ahead of trends and impress his friends. He spends a lot on music and attends concerts and festivals regularly. John is 37 and a passionate, long-time musician and record collector. He enjoys digging for hidden gems in his extensive collection and going to both major and boutique music festivals. Both Mark and John have a strong passion for music and enjoy discovering new artists.
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Over 50% of those surveyed were between 14-16 years old. The survey found that most people listen to hip-hop, rap, and pop music and follow their favorite artists on social media sites. While most read music magazines, fewer people reported actually buying music magazines.
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This document contains a 9-question survey about preferences for music album digipaks. It asks about the respondent's gender, age, favorite genre, number of albums purchased monthly, and whether the digipak design influences purchases. Respondents are also asked if a digipak should feature the artist image, include the artist and album name, and have visuals related to the album content. The survey gathers input on digipak design preferences from different demographics.
Evaluation question 4
This document describes two potential target audiences for a media product focused on hip hop and rap music: James Smith, a 17-year-old black male student who enjoys making beats, playing drums, and listening to artists like Eminem and Drake; and Sarah Edwards, a 21-year-old Caucasian female retail worker who enjoys singing along to Rihanna and Beyoncé and wants to pursue a career in music. The document explains that the media product would be of interest to both audiences because it discusses music and could inspire their careers, helping James guide his path and helping Sarah build her voice and get recognized.
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Evaluation 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of existing R&B albums, covers, and music videos. Key points:
1) The front cover features a close-up image of the artist to conform to conventions of portraying the male artist as attractive and masculine. Color schemes and imagery represent themes relating to the album.
2) Design elements like font, placement of title, and style of artist photography on the cover and back conform to typical R&B album conventions.
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Planning moodboard
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An upcoming rapper named King Milo is promoting his new album and fashion line, boasting that he is unique and the best. An exclusive interview provides more details about King Milo, who sees himself as a rising star in both rap music and fashion.
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9 Evaluation - Pleniminary task
This document compares the author's preliminary and final productions of a rap magazine. In the preliminary task, the author lacked understanding of editing, fonts, color schemes, and the target audience. The final production shows improvement in layout, design, photography, and understanding conventions like fonts, poses, and logos that appeal to and represent rap culture. The author's skills grew to make a higher quality product that better engages the intended audience.
Production : Double page spread
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Production - Front page
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Production Contents Page
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