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- The document analyzes feedback from a target audience on a prototype rock music magazine, with most respondents positive about the color scheme, images, articles, and professional look of sample pages but some suggestions for improvement. - Pie charts show that while the magazine was well-received overall on these elements, a minority of respondents felt some images or articles did not fit the rock music genre or that sample pages could look more polished. - All respondents provided comments on ways to refine the magazine further if it were to be commercially published.
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Task 7
1) The questionnaire results showed that the respondent's understanding of the target audience for an alternative rock magazine matches the creator's vision. Specifically, the majority listened to rock/alternative music and favored magazines like Kerrang that covered modern rock genres.
2) However, it was surprising to learn that most respondents spend money on music (tickets, magazines) less than once a month, indicating they may not regularly purchase a weekly magazine.
3) Moving forward, the creator plans to keep the same target audience and genre focus but will ensure the magazine costs less to better suit the spending habits of respondents and fill a gap in the market for this audience.
Music magazine research questionnaire results 2
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a target audience of males and females aged 16-26 about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Black, red, and grey were the most popular colors for a rock music magazine.
- Most respondents would pay £2-3 for a magazine and want it published monthly.
- Popular bands mentioned were Oasis and Arctic Monkeys.
- Exclusive interviews and information on new music downloads were popular content ideas.
- Magazines are mostly bought at supermarkets.
Audience research: results and conclusions
Kate Constable conducted audience research to inform the planning of a new rock music magazine. She surveyed mainly females ages 16-21 about their music preferences, buying habits, and opinions on design elements. The results showed a preference for rock and pop music, with black, red and grey as favored colors. Most respondents never buy music magazines but would pay £1-3. Inspired by popular magazines like Kerrang, the new magazine will feature a variety of rock artists and bands to appeal to different rock fans.
Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the questions asked in a questionnaire for a music magazine. It discusses how questions about gender, age, music genre preferences, magazine design options, reading frequency, price, and featured artists will help determine how to design the magazine to suit its target audience. The results of the questionnaire will be used to make decisions around the magazine's mission statement, design elements, publishing schedule, and content to maximize interest and profits.
Survey responses complete
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience for the magazine is mainly male and between ages 16-20.
- Rock and hip-hop music genres are most popular. The magazine should feature various genres of music.
- Photography and coverage of mainstream artists are most important elements.
- CDs are the most appealing freebies to include.
- Readers prefer coverage of up-and-coming artists over mainstream artists.
- The magazine should be mostly photo-led but include a balance of photos and text.
- Readers want coverage of live music acts and bands like Muse and Linkin Park.
Audience focus group
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Most respondents thought the overall look and theme fit well and the simple layout and color scheme worked. However, some improvements were identified, such as making the masthead font bigger, using varied fonts and sizes on the cover, and redesigning the contents page to be neater. The feedback was mostly positive and will help the creator strengthen appeal to the target indie music audience and improve the professional quality of the magazine.
Task 7
This document summarizes the results of a survey given to 15-17 year olds about their music preferences. The survey included 8 questions about favorite music genres, artists, magazines, reasons for reading magazines, desired article types, color associations with genres, photo vs. text preferences, and maximum price willing to pay for a magazine.
The key results were that rock and pop were the most popular genres, Catfish and the Bottlemen was the most liked artist, NME was the most read magazine, interviews and reviews were the most wanted article types, black/yellow/red were associated with rock, most preferred magazines with photos over text, and most would pay £5 or less for a magazine. These findings informed the
Results and Conclusions
- 80% of survey respondents were within the target age range of 16-25, validating the questionnaire results.
- The majority of respondents were female, so the target audience should be refocused to 16-25 year old women.
- Based on survey answers, the magazine price was set at £2.75 to compete with similar publications.
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what artists and content they would like to see featured. Key findings included that interviews were the most popular content, the proposed £6 cover price was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good choices for features. The document examines how the results will inform the magazine's design, price, and content to best cater to the target audience.
Results and Conclusions
- 80% of survey respondents were within the target age range of 16-25, validating the questionnaire results. The majority were also female.
- Based on pricing responses, the magazine price was set at £2.75 to be competitive with others priced around £2.60.
- The magazine will be published monthly based on a 65% preference over other frequencies.
- Free gig tickets will be promoted on the cover to incentivize purchases. Articles on new bands, reviews, and upcoming tours will also be included.
- Popular artists like Oasis, Arctic Monkeys, and Catfish and the Bottlemen will be featured to draw readers in.
- A name like "Indie Sound"
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what will make them want to purchase it. Key findings include that interviews were the most popular content, the intended price of £6 was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good to feature. The document examines the results for each question to help focus the magazine on its target audience's wants and needs.
Final Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents generally rated the magazine highly and thought the photography and design were strengths. Typeface was an area that could be improved.
- The target audience was seen to be teenagers, which was the goal.
- Most respondents said they would buy the magazine, especially if it was cheap. Pricing it over £5 could limit sales.
- The magazine was seen as comparable to Q Magazine and Kerrang! in terms of content.
Focus group feedback
The focus group provided feedback on several design questions for a new hip-hop magazine. For the color scheme, opinions were split between using the standard red and white or an original scheme. For features, the group agreed a single rapper would be easier than a group. On pricing, they suggested below £5 to be competitive with established brands. They liked the name "Hip Hop Heads" for being catchy. Most felt the magazine should use slang to connect with the target audience of hip-hop fans.
survey results and evaluation
The document summarizes the questions asked in a survey about preferences for a music magazine targeted towards indie fans aged 14 and above. Key findings include that both male and female genders were represented, the majority of respondents were aged 14 and above as targeted, cover images would convince purchases, competitions for concert tickets should be included, and red/white/black color scheme and £2-3 price range were preferred. Title choices and how to feature artists inside were also informed by the survey results.
Evaluaton survey results
- The document discusses the results of a survey conducted about a music magazine design project.
- Key findings include that the target audience of 16-19 year olds was reached based on design choices, and that the front cover was effective at attracting attention.
- Respondents generally felt the content and layout were clear and consistent with the style of the magazine. Some provided feedback on ways to improve various design elements further.
Evaluation - Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their magazine product. They researched popular music charts and artists within their genre of pop music to feature in stories. They also offered popular music festival tickets as prizes to attract readers. Finally, they used colors stereotypically associated with their music genre for the magazine design.
The author then conducted a questionnaire with 10 people to get audience feedback on the magazine layout, music genre, price, and content. They displayed the answers visually with pie charts and bar graphs. This helped the author see clearly where they were successful in addressing their audience and where improvements could be made.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to inform the planning of a new music magazine. The research asked questions about the target audience's demographics, music preferences, buying habits, and desired magazine content. Key results showed that the target audience is mostly male, ages 16-17, prefers rock music, associates certain colors and fonts with the genre, and wants to see more band interviews and images in magazines. This information will be used to design a magazine with relevant content that appeals to the target demographic, including adopting preferred colors, fonts, artists, and incorporating more visuals and interviews. The research ensures the magazine will attract its intended readership.
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- 2. This pie chart shows that I have successfully catered to my specific target audience and most would by the magazine from the feedback I got. It also shows that the audience thinks it looks good enough to purchase to read the magazine and also that it looks professional.
- 3. This pie chart shows that most of my audience thought it had a rock music vibe/ genre but some thought that it needs improving to make it look more professional. Suggestions form the audience to make it more professional were suggested in the final question.
- 4. All of my target audience except two found the colour scheme appealing. This shows I listened to the market research and went for the colours that the audience wanted the most so as they would find it aesthetically appealing and help sell the magazine .
- 5. This pie chart shows that most people thought my images were appropriate but three of my target audience did not agree. This means that some of my images my not give off a rock music vibe in some peoples view.
- 6. Most of my target audience said they would read certain articles. This shows I am catering for my audience and they find the articles are about there interests and favourite rock groups. But one of my audience said they may not want to read certain articles which means there may be a area of niche rock music I have not included in my contents page.
- 7. The majority of my target audience said the sample pages looked professional but four said they did not. This means that some adjustments my need to be made if it was to go on sale and to make people buy the magazine.
- 8. This final question all of my target audience commented on certain things that need to be changed or adjusted. All of these would be taken into account if it was to go on sale and also make the target audience willing to buy it, but with most things there is always room for improvement.