Based on feedback from 10 people on the audience survey: - All 10 people thought the artist and images used were suitable for the rap/hip-hop genre of the magazine. - The strongest parts of the front cover were the chosen artist, limited colors, direct address, and genre-linked artist. 8 people said they would buy the magazine based on the front cover. - The strongest parts of the contents page were the layout, limited colors, and genre-suited artist outfits. - The strongest parts of the double-page spread were the color coordination, header linking to artist and genre, image positioning, and layout. - 10 people thought £4.50 was an appropriate price for

1. Audience Feedback
Eloise Hatton

2. 1. Do you think the artist I have used
are suitable for the rap/hip-hop genre?
Yes No
Series1 10 0
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Series1
On this graph we can evidently see that 10 people thought that I had used a suitable
artist for my front cover and throughout my magazine. Nobody thought I had chosen
the wrong type of character. Therefore, this puts a positive affect towards my
magazine.

3. 2. What is the strongest/weakest part
of my front cover?
Strongest:
• Chosen Artist
• Chosen amount of limited colours to keep it simple
• Good use of direct address
• Artist on the front cover links in with the genre (rap/hip-hop)
• Clear background makes everything stand out
Weakest:
• More cover lines
• Website address is too small

4. 3.What is the strongest/weakest part
of my contents page?
Strongest:
• Layout
• Limited amount of colours to keep everything straight forward
• Artists outfits suit the genre (rap/hip-hop)
• Colour scheme links in with the whole magazine
Weakest:
• More regulars
• Too many dark colours
• Some images look like they take over the main image of P.G.

5. 4. What is the strongest/weakest part
of my DPS?
Strongest:
• Colour co-ordinated
• Header links in with the artist and genre and reinforces it’s a music magazine
• Positioning of image
• Layout
• “Professor Green” has been coloured green
Weakest:
• Out of focused image
• Amount of text

6. 5. Do you think the images I have used
suit the rap/hip-hop genre?
0 2 4 6 8 10
Yes
No
10
0
Yes No
Series1 10 0
Series1
Once again, this graph shows positivity towards my magazine. Out of everybody I asked
‘Do you think the images I have used suit the rap/hip-hop genre’ agreed. Clearly showing
on my graph, 10 people said yes and 0 people said no.

7. 6. Would you change anything about
the layout and why?
2
8
Yes
No
On this doughnut graph, only 2 out of the 10 people I surveyed would change the
layout. However, 8 people stated they that wouldn’t.

8. 7. Do you think £4.50 is an appropriate
price for this magazine?
Series1
0
2
4
6
8
Yes
No
Yes No
Series1 8 2
Series1
On this graph it is shown that 8/10 people who I questioned thought £4.50 is an
appropriate price for my ‘BEATS’ magazine. However, 2/10 people disagree.

9. 8.Based on the front cover would you
buy this magazine?
10
0
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5
Series1
To make this graph more clear people said that based on how I have designed my
front cover for my music magazine, they would buy it. Positively, nobody said that
they would not. Therefore, I can now believe that I have designed my front cover to
match my genre.

10. 9. Do you think this magazine would
appeal to the target audience of 16-34
year olds?
10
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Yes
No
Yes No
Series1 10 0
Series1

11. 10. Do you think there are enough
articles on the contents page?
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Yes No
Series1 10 0
10
0
Series1
Looking at my feedback I can see here that I got a positive response from my
audience, therefore I believe I have got enough information on my contents
page.