Audience Feedback
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This magazine survey provides feedback on a music magazine. The responses show that the magazine is aimed at 16-25 year olds and features pop, dance, R&B, rock and indie music genres. Respondents felt it most resembles Vogue in style and is described as stylish and edgy. Most respondents said they would be appealed by and purchase the magazine if seen in a shop and thought the £3.90 price was reasonable.
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- 4. 3. Which of the following does my magazine resemble the most? Vogue 66.7% NME 4.2% Cosmopolitan 12.5% Mixmag 16.7%
- 5. 4. What words best describes the magazine? Stylish 87.5% Edgy 16.7% Simplistic 29.2% Indie 16.7% Boring 0.0%
- 6. 5. Would this magazine appeal to you on a shop shelf? Yes 75.0% No 25.0%
- 7. 6. Which part of the magazine stands out to you the most? Image 41.7% Layout 37.5% Text 4.2% Design 16.7% Nothing 0.0%
- 8. 7. Which part would you improve? Image 8.3% Layout 8.3% Text 16.7% Design 20.8% Nothing 54.2%
- 9. 8. Where do you think this magazine would be sold? News agents 95.7% Bookshops 8.7% Online 39.1%
- 10. 9. Would you say £3.90 is a reasonable price for this magazine? Yes 62.5% No 37.5%
- 11. 10. Would you personally buy the magazine? Yes 75.0% No 25.0%