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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazines. It includes graphs and analysis of the responses. Key findings are: - Most respondents were male and did not regularly read rock magazines. - 80% of respondents felt there was not enough coverage of female artists in rock magazines. - An enticing image of a star on the cover was deemed the most important feature to grab readers' attention. - There was no clear preferred type of promotion on the cover, but posters of artists were popular. - "Comprehensive Rock" was the most suitable potential title according to respondents.
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The target audience for a new rock magazine is males aged 15-30, as rock music is stereotypically listened to and enjoyed more by males. Promotional strategies on the cover like tickets to rock festivals will appeal to this male audience. The magazine also aims to attract females by including pictures of male models and promotions for clothing shops. The magazine will likely appeal most to socio-economic groups E, D, and C2 who have more free time to read magazines. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers will be informed about artists, and their esteem will be boosted through respecting and feeling respected by what they read per Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The stereotypical reader wears dark clothes, skinny jeans
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- Respondents associated darker colors like black, white, red and grey with rock music.
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Analysis of survey data
This document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Only 2 out of 7 respondents read music magazines currently.
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- A free gift and interviews/photos of live performances were identified as important magazine features by many respondents.
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The student plans to create a contents page for their final magazine. They will use previously decided colors and have already planned what to include on the contents page, such as interviews with Ed Sheeran, Blitz singer Sarah, McBusted, Arctic Monkeys, The 1975, Saint Raymond, and more music and film related sections.
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- The majority of respondents were female aged 11-20.
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- Most people said they would purchase a music magazine from a supermarket.
- Respondents said they would be willing to pay between £2-£5 for a music magazine.
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The first draft features the soap's logo in a bold, 3D font to convey that the program is a bold new idea. The title has a gradient to suggest the tone will change over time. The tagline "a cake-astrophe" is a pun merging bakery and catastrophe to fit the parody nature. Social media integration allows audience engagement. Contact information is subtly placed on an image of cake.
The second draft also uses the familiar logo and cake image to assert the brand. The tagline "Seeing is deceiving" connotes that not all is as it seems, creating mystery. Images of characters suspiciously
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- 4. What is your gender? 6 4 male female This connotes that the majority of the people I asked were males. This possibly indicates that I should have asked more woman to make the results fair do that it shows the opinions of equal amounts of the two genders.
- 5. Do you read rock magazines regularly? 0 5 10 yes no 1 9 Series1 • This graph connotes that the vast majority of the people I asked did not read rock magazines. This makes that results invalid as the people will not know the issues of rock magazines. The results do not reflect the views of people who understand and a familiar with the rock genre.
- 6. Do you think there is enough female coverage in music magazines of this genre? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 yes no not sure 1 8 1 Series1 This depicts the need for more female centred news coverage in the rock music genre as 80% of people agree that not there is not enough female coverage in rock magazines.
- 7. What is the most important feature of a music magazine front cover? This graph tells me that I need to focus my efforts on an enticing image of a star on my front cover as this is what readers relate to and the image is the first thing that they will see on the cover, so it needs to get them interested..
- 8. What type of promotion would you expect to find on the cover of rock magazine? 2 1 3 4 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 feastival ticket promation free CD poter(s) of the favorite "stars" all of the above Series3 The results of this question connote that there is no specific promotion types to he rock music genre. However I does tell me that I need some form of promotion but it does not matter what it is. I might include a poster of an artist as this is next most popular answers.
- 9. Which title would be the most suitable for a rock magazine? 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 3 0 3 4 Series1 • This connotes that the title “comprehensive rock” is the most popular with “rave” and “the Alist2 in second place. I shall combine these results with the ones obtained by survey monkey to find the most preferred title for my magazines.