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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience and content for a new music magazine. Key findings include: - The target audience is primarily female ages 17-20. - Most listeners enjoy music daily and often attend concerts, so gig listings and a free CD would appeal to readers. - Popular music magazine brands like Q and NME influenced styles readers prefer. - Readers are most interested in interviews, new album releases, and a balanced layout of text and images. - Based on these insights, the magazine will aim for a weekly publication targeting younger music fans with artist features, reviews and visual presentation.
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1) The majority of the target audience is female aged 16-21.
2) Most people prefer indie and pop music genres.
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5) Based on survey results, the magazine should focus on images of artists, exclusive interviews, live music information and reviews to appeal to and engage the target audience.
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3) People download music illegally rather than using iTunes and would be interested in an article on its impact.
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- The most popular music genres were pop and hip hop.
- Solo artists and undiscovered bands were preferred for the cover.
- The majority had not previously bought a music magazine.
- Most of the target audience are students so the magazine will be inexpensive and appeal to youth.
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- The majority of respondents either don't buy music magazines (47.62%) or buy them once a month (33.33%).
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Analysis of questionaire.
The document analyzes the results of a 20-person questionnaire about creating a new hip-hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is equally male and female aged 15-25 interested in hip-hop music.
- The biggest attractions to hip-hop are the artists/bands (89%) and lyrics (11%), not the stereotypical "gangster" image.
- Most respondents (80%) currently buy music magazines weekly or daily, and favor the magazine "Vibe".
- Free gifts (60%) and cheaper prices (20%) would most encourage greater magazine purchases.
The analysis provides useful guidance on designing the new magazine to appeal to the interests of the target readership
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2) Interviews with the creator's vegan mother were included to provide perspective from a vegan.
3) While similar documentaries include real footage, the creator chose animation to make it more child-friendly without graphic images.
4) Areas for improvement include adding more real interviews and footage for more personal connections rather than just animation.
Proposal
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Audience analysis survey
- 1. I wenton toask my audience whatgenre of music theyenjoyedlisteningtoona dailybasis.Ichose to have a ‘select1+’ settingasI wantedto include several differentmusicgenresinmymagazine, howeverIwantedtoknowwhichwasmost popular, hence whyI chose to include an‘Other’optiontooso if I hadn’tincludedacertainmusicgenre, thenthey couldspecifywhichtheywantedandIwouldlook intoincludingitinmymagazine. Audience Analysis Survey The firstquestiontomy surveyisa simple ‘Whatisyour gender?’IaddedthisquestionsoIknewwhomytarget audience wasgoingtobe.I neededtoknowwhoI will be writingforand whatstyle the magazine shouldbe in. Lookingat my results,75%of people interestedinmy magazine are female,there forIwill mostlikelyuse brightercoloursandinclude more articlesthatgirlscan read.I will alsoinclude itemsforboys,sothatI can widenmyaudience gendersothere isn’tsucha huge gap betweengenderdifferences. I askedwhatmy audiencesage wasas I wantedthe know whatstyle of writingIshouldbe using,whetherit wouldbe appropriate touse currentslangwordsto connectbetterwithmyaudience.Because eachperson selectedtheywere betweenthe agesof 17-20 I know that more youngpeople are likelytoreadmymagazine. I will obviouslychoose towrite inamature manneras I wouldlike tobroadenthe age of my audience to hopefullymake the oldergenerationlike ittoo.
- 2. I includedthe question‘How OftenDoYouListentoMusic?’ because Iwantedto know whetherornotto include afree CD or not. Most people answeredtosaythat theylistened to musicdaily,there forIknow that if I include afree CD in my magazine,my audience are likelytolistentoitas they enjoylisteningtomusicall the time.There is25% of my resultsthatsay theyonlylistentomusicwhentheycan,but I can still include the free CDaswhentheydolistento music,theycouldlistentosomethingdifferenteachtime. I wantedtoknowwhethertoinclude agig reviewinmymagazine ornot,therefore I included‘HowOftenDoYouGo To GigsIn A Year?’question.Iwantedtoknowhowoften my audience wouldbe willingtogoto a concert or festival soIknewwhethertoinclude upand cominggigsor bands formy audience tomaybe listentoanddecide themselvesif theywantto buyconcert tickets. The majorityof people answeredwith‘Often’therefore theygotogigs a lot whichmeansIcouldinclude upand coming concert datessopeople have several optionsto go see an artiston tour. In mysurvey,I includedthe question‘whatbrandof musicmagazine wouldyoubuy/have bought?’ 75%of my responsesall selected‘Q’.Ichose to have thisas a multiple choice questionsoIcouldsee whatstyle of musicmagazine myaudience liked.The mainresult came throughas ‘Q’and ‘NME’ beingthe mostpopular. The mastheadsforboth publicationsare bigandbold, hence whypeople are drawntothat style of magazine, therefore Iwill trytocreate my mastheadtobe similar as that iswhat my targetaudience isattractedto via choosinga magazine.
- 3. I includedthe question‘howoftendoyoubuy musicmagazine?’because Iwantedtoknowhow oftenIshouldpublishmymagazine,andhow oftenpeople wouldbuyit.Asthe majorityof my resultsis‘almostnever’itisdifficulttoexamine whenandhow oftentopublishmymagazine. Withthe articlesIam hopingtoinclude withinmy publication,Iammostlike goingtopublishmy magazine weekly,ratherthanmonthlyinorderto broadenmyaudience byincludingdifferentmusic genreseachweek. I askedhow much myaudience were able toafford withinmymagazine,asIwantedto know howmuch people are willingtospendandhow muchtheyare able to afford.Asmymagazine isa weekly publication,itshouldn’tbe anymore than£2 I personallyfeel asthatisa fairenoughprice for exclusiveandnew content. I askedmyaudience whatcontenttheywouldlike to see inmy magazine,havingthisasa multiplechoice question also. The majorityof peopleansweredwith ‘Interviewswiththe artist’and‘newalbumreleases’. As all categorieswere selectedhighly,Iwill mostlikely include themall withinmymagazine,having interviewsandnewalbumsconsistentlythroughout.
- 4. I askedmyaudience whatlayouttheywould prefermymagazine tobe like,mostpeople sayingtheywouldpreferanevenbalance of textand images.Some selectedlittletextand more images, soI will compromise withbothof these optionsandputevenamountsof images than textboxes,howeverthere willbe slightly more imagesthantext.Advertswill be used throughoutthe magazine also.