Analysis of audience research
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The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to understand the target audience for a magazine. The majority of respondents were teenagers, and an equal number of males and females responded. Most respondents read magazines regularly, with half reading magazines a lot. Based on the research, the magazine will likely be priced around £4 and focus on rock music, though only 30% of respondents listened to that genre.
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- The front cover should feature artists and a quote from an interview plus content overview.
- Readers prefer both male and female artists on the cover.
- £2-£3 was deemed a suitable price point for the magazine.
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The survey results show that most respondents were between ages 18-25. 20% read magazines monthly or occasionally, while 40% read weekly and 20% read daily. Respondents were willing to pay £2-£3 for a music magazine, with most favoring £2.50 for a weekly publication. Respondents listened to music everyday and downloaded music weekly or daily, and were interested in articles about celebrities, artists, music news and gossip. This suggests the target audience would be receptive to a new weekly music magazine priced at £2.50 that includes these types of articles.
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The survey responses show that the target audience for the music magazine is 16-20 year olds who enjoy rock and indie/alternative music genres. Most respondents would only be willing to pay £0-£3 for a magazine and prefer a neat, organized layout with a focus on new and trending artists through interviews and reviews. The magazine should aim to cover these music genres and price between £0-£3 to appeal to younger music fans.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
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- Images and free items/promotions will be emphasized to attract readers, as these were most appealing according to the survey.
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From the questionnaire analysis, the target audience for the music magazine is mostly female aged 16-27 who listen to R&B music. Most readers are willing to spend between £1-2 on a music magazine and access music through the internet on their phones and laptops. Including discounts, information on live music performances, and stories about role models that readers can relate to will help attract the target audience.
Market research
Bauer Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, publishing music magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo. Two of their major publications are Q and Kerrang!, which both target middle-class, educated music enthusiasts. Q aims for a broad music audience while Kerrang! focuses on rock music. Both magazines portray ideal readers as young adults passionate about music who can afford to regularly buy albums and attend concerts. Classic Rock, published by TeamRock, targets older male readers interested in rock music history with the means to purchase each issue. The documents analyze the target demographics and business strategies of these UK music magazines.
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience will mainly be females aged 16-20 who enjoy rock and pop music. Most respondents do not regularly buy magazines so the new magazine will need special features to entice purchases, such as giving away albums through competitions held in each issue. The magazine should be released either monthly or fortnightly and focus on topics allowed by its frequent release schedule, such as reviews of music available online and through streaming services, rather than deep dives into albums since those are only purchased yearly.
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Gold steps analysis
The music video for "Gold Steps" by Neck Deep is primarily performance based. It shows the band performing both during the day on a truck and at night for fans. Shots change quickly to match the fast-paced music. It aims to appeal to teenagers by showing them having fun skateboarding and crowd surfing. The video illustrates the lyrics about living life to the full and overcoming obstacles through shots of the band and fans enjoying themselves.
Gold steps analysis
The video aims to relate to a teenage audience. Scenes show teenagers looking bored until a band's truck drives by, inspiring the teens to have fun chasing and dancing to the music. Shots include close-ups of the band playing and the singer spray painting their name, appealing to younger viewers. Throughout, various shots are used to depict the teens' excitement and happiness at finding fun, as well as crowd surfing at a nighttime concert showing the band's connection to their fans.
Music video gold steps
This music video for Neck Deep's "Gold Steps" is aimed at a teenage audience. It shows teenagers looking bored and then having fun skateboarding and crowd surfing at a concert. The video matches the fast-paced music by using quick cuts, and slower shots are used during slower musical parts. The video illustrates the lyrics about living life to the full and having fun. It is primarily a performance-based video that shows the band playing on a truck and at a concert.
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- 3. These results show that a good amount of people who answered my survey are male and a good amount are female. My magazine will be targeted at both male and female teenagers.
- 4. 80% of my results read magazines, some more than others. Leaving 20% not reading magazines often. This shows magazines are quite popular and a lot of people read them. 50% of the people I asked read magazines a lot.
- 5. This shows that half of the people that took my Survey would pay over £4 for a magazine. From this research I will consider making my magazine around that price range.
- 6. The magazine genre I will be using is rock. My research shows only 30% of the 10 people that took my survey listen to rock music.
- 7. Again, only 30% of people liked the article I was planning to use. Due to these results, I will consider changing it to suit a larger audience. However the 30% of people that are interested in rock might be the people that want the news of artists/bands.
- 8. The results for this question show the majority of people who took my survey likes to read something other than the articles I am going to do. However, 30% of the people who took my survey are interested in the articles I am going to do and therefore I will stick with my idea. Reviews received 10% so I will include a small subheading on the front cover about a review.