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The document summarizes the results of a survey about a magazine prototype. Key findings include: - Respondents liked the color scheme, front cover image, layout, and professional appearance of the magazine. - Ratings for the front cover and feature article were higher than for the contents page. - The magazine proportions matched professional magazines found in stores. - Feedback suggested the magazine was somewhat successful in conveying an indie/rock style.
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1) The creator asked questions to understand if they successfully targeted a particular genre (pop), audience (females aged 16-19), and created a realistic magazine.
2) The results showed most people correctly identified the genre as pop and thought it targeted females, which the creator was pleased with.
3) Respondents also liked the magazine name and thought it seemed realistic, reassuring the creator that choices like colors and images were successful.
4) Some feedback noted very colorful text made it seem unrealistic, but photos seemed stereotypical of the genre.
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2) Most respondents preferred to buy magazines weekly and read about chart pop music. The top reasons for buying a magazine were price and interviews.
3) Most would pay between £2-£3 and be drawn to magazines promoting popular artists or with music-related content and competitions.
4) Based on the responses, the creator will aim to produce an appealing magazine in the £2-£3 price range focused on chart music and interviews.
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- The main image on the cover must be a medium close-up photograph of a student. Additional images could include students celebrating exam results or photos of the head boy and head girl.
- The main cover story ideas are previous exam results, GCSE/A-Level tips, interviews with staff, or current school topics.
- Typography should have size 14 general text, size 30 masthead, and size 18 for main stories. The background could be white or a classroom setting
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3) Most would pay between £2-£3 and be drawn to magazines promoting popular artists or with music-related content and competitions.
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- The main image on the cover must be a medium close-up photograph of a student. Additional images could include students celebrating exam results or photos of the head boy and head girl.
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- The audience is 55% female and 45% male, meeting the target.
- 95% of readers are aged 15-25 as targeted.
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- Readers overwhelmingly agree the £3.99 price is fair for the magazine's quality and that the cover star is appropriate for the indie rock genre.
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2) The fashion inspiration and stores featured would appeal to the target audience.
3) The monthly release schedule was the most popular option.
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- The majority of respondents were Black or Asian, as intended.
- Most felt the magazine targeted ages 15-19 and 20-24 specifically.
- Respondents correctly identified the genres as hip hop and R&B, showing the magazine succeeded in representing those genres.
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- 1. This graph represents the gender of the people I asked. 40% male, 60% female
- 2. This graph represents the amount of people who said yes or no to this question – Does the music genre relate to the type of music you listen to? 60% answered yes, 40% answered no
- 3. This graph represents the answers to this question – Do you like the colour scheme? 100% answered yes
- 4. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you think the colour scheme is consistent throughout the magazine? Once again, 100% answered yes
- 5. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you like the image on my front cover? Also, I asked the question – Do you think the image connotes an Indy/rock magazine? For both questions, 100% answered yes
- 6. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you like the layout of my magazine? 80% answered yes, 20% answered no
- 7. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do you think my magazine looks professional overall? 60% answered in places and 40% answered yes
- 8. This graph represents the data collected for this question – On a scale of 1-5, what would you give my front cover? 5 being the highest. 60% answered 4, 40% answered 5
- 9. This graph represents the data collected for this question – On a scale of 1-5, what do you think of my contents page? 5 being the highest. 20% answered 3, 60% answered 4 & 20% answered 5
- 10. This graph represents the data collected for this question – On a scale of 1-5, what do you think of my feature article? 5 being the highest. 60% answered 4, 40% answered 5
- 11. This graph represents the answers to the question – Do the proportions of my magazine match professional ones in supermarkets? 100% answered yes
- 12. The graph represents the answers to the question – Would you buy this magazine If it was in a shop