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The document profiles 5 friends who listen to different types of metal music. It asks them questions about their music magazine preferences such as whether they buy magazines, how much they are willing to spend, and their favorite parts of magazines. Most respondents said they enjoy interviews and spend under £5 on magazines. They listen to genres like metal, rock, pop punk, and deathcore.
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Media Music Magazine Questionnaire
This document is a 14 question survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their demographics, music tastes, current magazine reading habits, preferred price points and publication schedules, as well as favorite sections like reviews, interviews and gossip. The purpose is to gather feedback useful for developing a new music magazine tailored to readers' wants.
Audience profiles
The document profiles 4 potential audience members for a pop music magazine:
Sarah Jeffreys (16) enjoys pop music artists and magazines but not fashion style. Jamie Sommers (18) has music tastes, fashion style, and interests aligned with pop genre. Sophie Dai (13) listens mainly to pop artists and reads relevant magazines. Mitchel Howard (20) has some pop music interests but is out of the target age range.
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The document provides background information on potential audiences for a music magazine. It describes 4 individuals - Hayden Atkins (16), Harriet Castle (18), Annie Thomas (17), and Toby Railton (17) - who vary in their music interests and activities. The document also notes that the majority of people surveyed said they would pay between £2-£3 for a magazine.
Questionnaire
This document is a 7 question questionnaire that asks about the respondent's age, gender, favorite music genre, how often they buy music magazines per month, what they like most about music magazines, how much they pay for music magazines, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are multiple choice and ask the respondent to circle their answer.
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This document contains a survey about purchasing habits and preferences related to indie rock music magazines. It asks respondents about their age, gender, how often they purchase magazines and indie rock magazines specifically. It also asks about what attracts them to music magazines, how often an indie rock magazine should be published, preferred content, related colors, known bands, concert attendance, album purchasing habits, format, expected page count, price willingness to pay, interest in gifts or promotions, and preferences for discovering new artists. It concludes by asking about dislikes of existing indie rock magazines.
Questionnaire results and analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 college students about music magazines. It shows that most students were between 16-19 years old and did not regularly buy magazines. They preferred reading about pop music and new artists. Most were willing to pay £2 for a music magazine. The summary concludes that a magazine targeting this demographic with a focus on pop music, new artists, and priced at £2 would likely satisfy students and lead to purchases.
Target Audience Research Questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a music questionnaire given to 10 people about R&B/Hip Hop music. Key findings include: respondents were equally male and female aged 16-17; popular artists included Drake, Chris Brown, and Rihanna; aspects of the music liked were the beat, lyrics, and artists. Most would not pay more than £2 for a magazine and do not currently buy them due to cost or lack of interest. Cover images that appealed most showed 50 Cent with an explosion, TI with a striking image, and Ciara looking sexy. Respondents wanted cover images of artists to look gangster or sexy and dominate the page with bright colors and writing. They also wanted
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This document is a 10 question survey about music magazine readership. It asks respondents about their gender, age, frequency of reading and purchasing music magazines, preferred music genres, desired article topics, and how much they are willing to pay. The majority of respondents are female, between 16-17 or 18-19 years old, read magazines once a month or year but not weekly, enjoy pop music, and want to read about new artists. Most would pay £2 for a magazine.
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Media Music Magazine Questionnaire
This document is a 14 question survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their demographics, music tastes, current magazine reading habits, preferred price points and publication schedules, as well as favorite sections like reviews, interviews and gossip. The purpose is to gather feedback useful for developing a new music magazine tailored to readers' wants.
Audience profiles
The document profiles 4 potential audience members for a pop music magazine:
Sarah Jeffreys (16) enjoys pop music artists and magazines but not fashion style. Jamie Sommers (18) has music tastes, fashion style, and interests aligned with pop genre. Sophie Dai (13) listens mainly to pop artists and reads relevant magazines. Mitchel Howard (20) has some pop music interests but is out of the target age range.
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The document provides background information on potential audiences for a music magazine. It describes 4 individuals - Hayden Atkins (16), Harriet Castle (18), Annie Thomas (17), and Toby Railton (17) - who vary in their music interests and activities. The document also notes that the majority of people surveyed said they would pay between £2-£3 for a magazine.
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This document is a 7 question questionnaire that asks about the respondent's age, gender, favorite music genre, how often they buy music magazines per month, what they like most about music magazines, how much they pay for music magazines, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are multiple choice and ask the respondent to circle their answer.
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This document contains a survey about purchasing habits and preferences related to indie rock music magazines. It asks respondents about their age, gender, how often they purchase magazines and indie rock magazines specifically. It also asks about what attracts them to music magazines, how often an indie rock magazine should be published, preferred content, related colors, known bands, concert attendance, album purchasing habits, format, expected page count, price willingness to pay, interest in gifts or promotions, and preferences for discovering new artists. It concludes by asking about dislikes of existing indie rock magazines.
Questionnaire results and analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 college students about music magazines. It shows that most students were between 16-19 years old and did not regularly buy magazines. They preferred reading about pop music and new artists. Most were willing to pay £2 for a music magazine. The summary concludes that a magazine targeting this demographic with a focus on pop music, new artists, and priced at £2 would likely satisfy students and lead to purchases.
Target Audience Research Questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a music questionnaire given to 10 people about R&B/Hip Hop music. Key findings include: respondents were equally male and female aged 16-17; popular artists included Drake, Chris Brown, and Rihanna; aspects of the music liked were the beat, lyrics, and artists. Most would not pay more than £2 for a magazine and do not currently buy them due to cost or lack of interest. Cover images that appealed most showed 50 Cent with an explosion, TI with a striking image, and Ciara looking sexy. Respondents wanted cover images of artists to look gangster or sexy and dominate the page with bright colors and writing. They also wanted
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This document is a 10 question survey about music magazine readership. It asks respondents about their gender, age, frequency of reading and purchasing music magazines, preferred music genres, desired article topics, and how much they are willing to pay. The majority of respondents are female, between 16-17 or 18-19 years old, read magazines once a month or year but not weekly, enjoy pop music, and want to read about new artists. Most would pay £2 for a magazine.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the media product is 18-year-old Amy, a student living in Yorkshire, England. As a typical teenager, Amy spends her weekends socializing with friends at nightclubs and bars, and enjoys gossiping about music during breaks at her café job. Music plays a central role in Amy's life as she listens to charts weekly, watches music shows, and uses music to relax from stress.
Audience profiles
The document profiles 4 students - Carly Harper, Sophie Daymond, Laura Baker and Alicia Lloyd. Each profile lists their education, age, gender, favorite color, subjects studied, music interests, hobbies, how often they listen to music and what interests them about music magazines. The students' music interests vary and include genres like pop, rock and various artists. They are interested in music magazines for articles about celebrities and favorite artists.
Questionnaire
The questionnaire asks respondents about their demographics including gender, age, and occupation. It also asks about music and media preferences such as favorite music genres, what attracts them to magazines, how often they purchase magazines or access music, and whether they prefer online or print magazines. The final question asks about social media usage frequency.
Target audience profiles
The document profiles 3 individuals between ages 16-17, describing their favorite colors, hobbies, and music interests in pop, alternative, pop punk, and punk rock genres. It concludes that a music magazine appealing to this target audience should feature alternative artists that also incorporate some pop or punk elements to attract the maximum number of readers and differentiate itself from competitors.
Audience profiles
The document profiles 4 potential audience members for a marketing campaign: Rachel (16), Millie (17), George (18), and Rhydian (20). All 4 enjoy popular music, fashion, and reading magazines related to music, style and trends. They shop at mainstream clothing stores like H&M, Zara, Topman and Primark. The document suggests these 4 would provide insight into the target audience for the marketing campaign because they keep up with the latest trends in music, fashion and pop culture.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine, asking respondents about their gender, age, music interests, how much they would pay and how frequently they would want the magazine to be published, preferred design characteristics like colors and page count, and what freebies or extras they would expect to receive with the magazine.
Music magazine questionnaire
This music magazine questionnaire asks respondents about their music preferences and habits, how they access music, how much they enjoy reading music magazines, what they would like to see in a music magazine, how much they would pay for a magazine, how often they purchase magazines, whether they follow magazines on social media, and if they already read or buy magazines regularly. It includes multiple choice and rating scale questions about gender, music genres, concert attendance, music access methods, magazine enjoyment, desired magazine content, willingness to pay, purchase frequency, social media following, and current magazine reading/purchasing.
Questionnaire 1 (all genres)
This document is a 10 question questionnaire about music preferences and magazine readership. It asks about music genres, magazine reading habits, age, payment amount for magazines, gender, favorite artist, interest in new artists, album reviews and offers/competitions in magazines, and concert attendance from magazine ads. Respondents are asked to select answers from provided options or fill in a blank for their favorite artist.
Surveeey
This document appears to be a survey collecting information from magazine readers about their demographics, reading habits, preferences, and opinions. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, how often they read magazines, whether they read music magazines, their preferred color schemes and magazine themes, how much they are willing to pay, what magazine content they prefer, whether they would visit a magazine website, where they check music charts, and how often they would like the magazine published.
What is your gender
The document is a survey that asks respondents about their gender, age, music magazine buying habits, favorite color, favorite current music magazine, ratings of different aspects of music magazines, favorite artist/band, and three words associated with indie music. It collects both multiple choice and open-ended answers through questions about demographics, interests, and opinions.
Target Audience
The document profiles the target audience for an indie rock music magazine. It provides details on 7 individuals, including their name, age, location, music interests and preferences. They generally listen to indie, rock, and alternative genres and enjoy going to concerts. Most read music magazines like NME and Q and are interested in interviews, photos, and information on current artists. They are willing to pay £2-5 for a magazine and want it to feature their favorite bands.
Who would be the audience for you media?
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. Based on a questionnaire of 30 people, the target audience is identified as being ages 16-25, from working to middle class backgrounds, and both female and male. The target audience fits the profiles provided, which are ages 16-23, students or in apprenticeships, and interested in genres like indie, acoustic and pop music. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females by featuring a male subject on the cover but also female models inside.
Evaluation 4 ppt
This document discusses the target audience for a media product evaluating indie rock music. It provides research showing indie rock has a niche audience of 16.3% and is most popular among 16-17 year olds in the UK. The target audience is described through two examples, Jennie and Jack, 16-17 year old indie rock fans from London and Reading, UK, respectively. They keep up with artists like London Grammar, Regina Spector, Ed Sheeran and Jake Bugg. The document also mentions results from a target audience questionnaire, which found the highest interest was in discovering new artists. Therefore, the media product will feature the new artist TwinCity and offer readers a free poster and concert ticket contest. It was
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed music magazine called "Heartbeat". Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on pop and rock music genres based on the interests of the target audience, which is mostly female students between 16-24 years old.
- It will be published monthly both in print and online, and sold for £2.99 in supermarkets to be affordable for students.
- The content will include articles, interviews, concert and festival reviews alongside posters, freebies, and discount codes related to music.
- Reader profiles show they are music and film enthusiasts who enjoy traveling and shopping on a budget.
Questionnaire results
The document is a survey about music preferences and magazine interests for different age groups between 7 to 20 years old. It asks about how respondents listen to music, their music genres of choice, how often they would buy a music magazine, how much they would pay, what content they want included, what attracts them to magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
Audience research
- The respondent conducted a survey among UK music magazine audiences, primarily classmates aged 16-24, to learn about their preferences
- The majority of respondents were female who preferred a printed magazine focused on pop music, including interviews and reviews of both new and established artists
- Most respondents said they sometimes or do not buy music magazines but would pay £2-3 and are interested in attending concerts discussed in the magazine
Results
The survey results show that the majority of respondents were male, between 18-20 years old, and their favorite music genre was hip-hop/rap. Most respondents buy 1-3 music magazines per month and their favorite features are interviews. The most popular magazine was XXL and most respondents pay between £3-£3.99 for music magazines. The document concludes that the target audience for a new magazine should be mainly young adult males who enjoy hip-hop/rap and interviews should be a key feature.
Target audience profile
This document provides a profile of the target audience for the magazine POP Party. The reader is described as a young female between 8 and 13 years old who enjoys socializing with friends and keeping up with the latest pop music, fashion, and celebrity trends. She listens to pop music daily and dreams of attending concerts of her favorite artists. The profile indicates she prefers to eat unhealthy foods like takeout and drinks soda/juice but participates in sports to stay in shape. Her favorite channels include MTV and Nickelodeon and she looks to her favorite pop stars for fashion inspiration. The goal of POP Party is to provide content about boy bands and artists like Justin Bieber that this reader wants to read about.
Name and logo
The document discusses choosing a name and logo for a magazine. The author came up with different title ideas and put their top three favorites in a survey for classmates and friends to vote on. The name "Lazarus" received the most votes and was chosen for the magazine's title. Logo options were also put to a vote, with the first design winning by a large margin. This logo was also the author's personal favorite and will be used for the magazine.
Content page analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes several magazine content pages. It discusses common conventions like including the magazine name, date, and section headings. Large images are often used to draw attention to featured artists. Page numbers and band names also help readers navigate. While imagery sells magazines, the document notes the need for more diversity in subjects like women in music.
Name and logo
The document discusses choosing a name and logo for a magazine. The author came up with different title ideas and put their top three favorites in a survey for classmates and friends to vote on. The name "Lazarus" received the most votes and was chosen for the magazine's title. Logo options were also put to a vote, with the first design winning by a large margin. This logo was also the author's personal favorite and will be used for the magazine.
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Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the media product is 18-year-old Amy, a student living in Yorkshire, England. As a typical teenager, Amy spends her weekends socializing with friends at nightclubs and bars, and enjoys gossiping about music during breaks at her café job. Music plays a central role in Amy's life as she listens to charts weekly, watches music shows, and uses music to relax from stress.
Audience profiles
The document profiles 4 students - Carly Harper, Sophie Daymond, Laura Baker and Alicia Lloyd. Each profile lists their education, age, gender, favorite color, subjects studied, music interests, hobbies, how often they listen to music and what interests them about music magazines. The students' music interests vary and include genres like pop, rock and various artists. They are interested in music magazines for articles about celebrities and favorite artists.
Questionnaire
The questionnaire asks respondents about their demographics including gender, age, and occupation. It also asks about music and media preferences such as favorite music genres, what attracts them to magazines, how often they purchase magazines or access music, and whether they prefer online or print magazines. The final question asks about social media usage frequency.
Target audience profiles
The document profiles 3 individuals between ages 16-17, describing their favorite colors, hobbies, and music interests in pop, alternative, pop punk, and punk rock genres. It concludes that a music magazine appealing to this target audience should feature alternative artists that also incorporate some pop or punk elements to attract the maximum number of readers and differentiate itself from competitors.
Audience profiles
The document profiles 4 potential audience members for a marketing campaign: Rachel (16), Millie (17), George (18), and Rhydian (20). All 4 enjoy popular music, fashion, and reading magazines related to music, style and trends. They shop at mainstream clothing stores like H&M, Zara, Topman and Primark. The document suggests these 4 would provide insight into the target audience for the marketing campaign because they keep up with the latest trends in music, fashion and pop culture.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine, asking respondents about their gender, age, music interests, how much they would pay and how frequently they would want the magazine to be published, preferred design characteristics like colors and page count, and what freebies or extras they would expect to receive with the magazine.
Music magazine questionnaire
This music magazine questionnaire asks respondents about their music preferences and habits, how they access music, how much they enjoy reading music magazines, what they would like to see in a music magazine, how much they would pay for a magazine, how often they purchase magazines, whether they follow magazines on social media, and if they already read or buy magazines regularly. It includes multiple choice and rating scale questions about gender, music genres, concert attendance, music access methods, magazine enjoyment, desired magazine content, willingness to pay, purchase frequency, social media following, and current magazine reading/purchasing.
Questionnaire 1 (all genres)
This document is a 10 question questionnaire about music preferences and magazine readership. It asks about music genres, magazine reading habits, age, payment amount for magazines, gender, favorite artist, interest in new artists, album reviews and offers/competitions in magazines, and concert attendance from magazine ads. Respondents are asked to select answers from provided options or fill in a blank for their favorite artist.
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This document appears to be a survey collecting information from magazine readers about their demographics, reading habits, preferences, and opinions. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, how often they read magazines, whether they read music magazines, their preferred color schemes and magazine themes, how much they are willing to pay, what magazine content they prefer, whether they would visit a magazine website, where they check music charts, and how often they would like the magazine published.
What is your gender
The document is a survey that asks respondents about their gender, age, music magazine buying habits, favorite color, favorite current music magazine, ratings of different aspects of music magazines, favorite artist/band, and three words associated with indie music. It collects both multiple choice and open-ended answers through questions about demographics, interests, and opinions.
Target Audience
The document profiles the target audience for an indie rock music magazine. It provides details on 7 individuals, including their name, age, location, music interests and preferences. They generally listen to indie, rock, and alternative genres and enjoy going to concerts. Most read music magazines like NME and Q and are interested in interviews, photos, and information on current artists. They are willing to pay £2-5 for a magazine and want it to feature their favorite bands.
Who would be the audience for you media?
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. Based on a questionnaire of 30 people, the target audience is identified as being ages 16-25, from working to middle class backgrounds, and both female and male. The target audience fits the profiles provided, which are ages 16-23, students or in apprenticeships, and interested in genres like indie, acoustic and pop music. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females by featuring a male subject on the cover but also female models inside.
Evaluation 4 ppt
This document discusses the target audience for a media product evaluating indie rock music. It provides research showing indie rock has a niche audience of 16.3% and is most popular among 16-17 year olds in the UK. The target audience is described through two examples, Jennie and Jack, 16-17 year old indie rock fans from London and Reading, UK, respectively. They keep up with artists like London Grammar, Regina Spector, Ed Sheeran and Jake Bugg. The document also mentions results from a target audience questionnaire, which found the highest interest was in discovering new artists. Therefore, the media product will feature the new artist TwinCity and offer readers a free poster and concert ticket contest. It was
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed music magazine called "Heartbeat". Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on pop and rock music genres based on the interests of the target audience, which is mostly female students between 16-24 years old.
- It will be published monthly both in print and online, and sold for £2.99 in supermarkets to be affordable for students.
- The content will include articles, interviews, concert and festival reviews alongside posters, freebies, and discount codes related to music.
- Reader profiles show they are music and film enthusiasts who enjoy traveling and shopping on a budget.
Questionnaire results
The document is a survey about music preferences and magazine interests for different age groups between 7 to 20 years old. It asks about how respondents listen to music, their music genres of choice, how often they would buy a music magazine, how much they would pay, what content they want included, what attracts them to magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
Audience research
- The respondent conducted a survey among UK music magazine audiences, primarily classmates aged 16-24, to learn about their preferences
- The majority of respondents were female who preferred a printed magazine focused on pop music, including interviews and reviews of both new and established artists
- Most respondents said they sometimes or do not buy music magazines but would pay £2-3 and are interested in attending concerts discussed in the magazine
Results
The survey results show that the majority of respondents were male, between 18-20 years old, and their favorite music genre was hip-hop/rap. Most respondents buy 1-3 music magazines per month and their favorite features are interviews. The most popular magazine was XXL and most respondents pay between £3-£3.99 for music magazines. The document concludes that the target audience for a new magazine should be mainly young adult males who enjoy hip-hop/rap and interviews should be a key feature.
Target audience profile
This document provides a profile of the target audience for the magazine POP Party. The reader is described as a young female between 8 and 13 years old who enjoys socializing with friends and keeping up with the latest pop music, fashion, and celebrity trends. She listens to pop music daily and dreams of attending concerts of her favorite artists. The profile indicates she prefers to eat unhealthy foods like takeout and drinks soda/juice but participates in sports to stay in shape. Her favorite channels include MTV and Nickelodeon and she looks to her favorite pop stars for fashion inspiration. The goal of POP Party is to provide content about boy bands and artists like Justin Bieber that this reader wants to read about.
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Content page analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes several magazine content pages. It discusses common conventions like including the magazine name, date, and section headings. Large images are often used to draw attention to featured artists. Page numbers and band names also help readers navigate. While imagery sells magazines, the document notes the need for more diversity in subjects like women in music.
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The document discusses choosing a name and logo for a magazine. The author came up with different title ideas and put their top three favorites in a survey for classmates and friends to vote on. The name "Lazarus" received the most votes and was chosen for the magazine's title. Logo options were also put to a vote, with the first design winning by a large margin. This logo was also the author's personal favorite and will be used for the magazine.
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The document discusses the key elements of a magazine cover and content pages. The magazine cover typically includes the masthead, date, main cover story and large central image related to the story. Additional elements are cover lines advertising inside stories and a strapline above the masthead. The content pages contain recurring sections, page numbers, images and articles with styled text and fonts to attract readers. Subscription offers and the magazine name also appear on content pages.
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Music Magazine Questionnaire Results.
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences. It outlines the genders and ages of respondents, their preferred music genres and artists, whether they read music magazines, potential magazine titles and prices, and stories and artists they would like to see featured. Key findings include a preference for pop, rock and rap music, solo artists over groups, magazine prices around £2-2.50, and gossip, concerts and scandals as popular story types.
QUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS
This document appears to be the results of a survey about music magazine readership. It contains respondents' demographics of gender and age and questions about how often they read music magazines, what interests them most in magazines, what price they would pay, special offers that attract them, article topics they would find interesting, parts they find boring, magazines they read, preferences for magazine covers, and music genres they listen to. It shows the number of people who selected each answer option in bar graph format.
Audience profiles
Rock music listeners and magazine readers are typically aged 20-22 years old. They enjoy rock bands like Arctic Monkeys and reading magazines like Q and Kerrang. These magazines attract readers with images of artists on the cover and focus on exclusive interviews and competitions. Readers are willing to pay £3.50-5.50 for quality music magazines.
Audience profiles
The target audience for a rock music magazine is primarily young adults aged 16-34, with the median age being 24. Rock music is presented as a fun and youthful genre that appeals mainly to men, as most rock artists and bands are male-dominated. The magazine focuses on providing up-to-date information on artists and bands through features like interviews, posters, and details on tours and new albums. While some readers enjoy learning about their favorite acts, others feel magazines can be too predictable by focusing on the same topics across issues or only certain popular artists.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results gave initial ideas for the magazine's target audience and genre focus. Responses from 40 people provided a balanced perspective to build the magazine around, mainly young adults. The questionnaire allowed close relation to the target audience, with responses from both genders and a range of ages.
Survey 20161207 09 24-12
The document appears to be a survey collecting information about music magazine readers and their preferences. It asks respondents about their demographics, music interests, magazine purchasing habits, and suggestions for a new rock music magazine, including preferred layout, content, colors, and extras to include. The survey contains multiple choice and open-ended questions to better understand what attracts readers and how to design an appealing rock magazine.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 15-18 year olds and indie music is the most popular genre.
- Red and white is the preferred color scheme. Q magazine is the favorite existing indie magazine.
- Most would pay up to £5 and buy magazines monthly.
- Band merch would be the most popular free gift inclusion.
- Buzzwords like "exclusive" persuade people to buy magazines. A full band is preferred over a solo artist on the cover.
Examples of my questionaire
The document contains a survey with questions about demographics, music preferences, magazine reading habits, and favorite artists targeted at a music-interested audience. The questions gauge the respondent's gender, age, typical music genre listened to, number of magazines purchased weekly, frequency of buying music magazines, preferred band or artist, amount of reading preferred, and most regularly purchased magazine.
Examples of my questionaire
The document contains a survey with questions about demographics, music preferences, magazine reading habits, and favorite artists, aimed at a target music audience. The questions gather information on gender, age, music genres listened to, number of magazines purchased weekly, frequency of buying music magazines, preferred band or artist, amount of reading, and magazines usually purchased. The purpose is to collect data about the target audience.
Questionnaire results
The document reports on the results of a survey of a target audience for a music magazine. It found that the most popular colors were black, red, and white. The most popular genres of music were rock and R&B. Respondents preferred a magazine layout with one main image and small amounts of text on a double page spread. They were most attracted to a magazine by the photos and would pay between £1.51-£2. The target audience preferred seeing bands over solo artists and lager as their favorite alcoholic beverage. Most said they would pay extra for a new release single or poster but not all for the poster. The target audience preferred an organized magazine layout.
Media questionnaire powerpoint
The document summarizes the results of a music questionnaire given to 20 people. It asked them questions about their music preferences, habits like concert attendance, and opinions on music magazines. Charts are included showing responses to questions about music genres liked, magazine reading habits, magazine spending habits, favorite artists seen live, and daily music listening time.
Results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that most respondents were 16-18 years old. The most popular things in a magazine were reviews, gig dates, and pictures, while adverts were the most disliked. Most people preferred to buy magazines monthly and expected interviews, reviews, posters, pictures, and updates. The top priorities for a magazine were upcoming events, interviews, and pictures.
Questionnaire
This document appears to be a music preferences questionnaire that asks respondents about their age, gender, preferred music genre and artist, where they purchase music from, how much they'd spend on a music magazine, what content they'd like to see in a magazine, how often they attend concerts or festivals, how often they'd like a new music magazine issue, and how often they'd purchase a magazine. It collects demographic information and music interests and habits through multiple choice and open-ended questions.
Music questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a music questionnaire given to a target audience aged 16-22. The majority listened to indie and acoustic music, went to parties and pubs on weekends, and listened to music everyday mainly using iTunes or Spotify. This provided useful insights for creating a music magazine focused on indie/acoustic/rock music for 16-22 year olds who are regular music listeners and downloaders.
Eclectic’ proposal
This document proposes an "Eclectic" music magazine targeting 16-23 year olds interested in varied music genres and current hits. The magazine will address their interests by covering different genres in feature stories and reviews. It will stand out from competitors by incorporating multiple genres instead of one, and being cheaper than other music magazines. The magazine will include charts, gig listings, competitions, and space for fan articles.
Questionnaire results
The document appears to be results from a questionnaire about music preferences and interest in a music magazine. It includes responses broken down by gender, age range, how respondents listen to music, their preferred music genres, how often they would buy the magazine, how much they would pay, what content they want included, what attracts them to music magazines, cover preferences, interest in competitions, and preferred competition prizes.
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- 2. AUDIENCE PROFILES I asked a few of my friends who listened to metal music about their opinions and ideas about a metal music magazine. I did this to add to the information I found from my survey and psychographic and demographic research.
- 3. ABBY AGE: 18 Music: Metal & Rock Do you buy music magazines? Yes How much would you spend on a magazine? Under £4 What is your favourite part of magazines? Interviews and posters
- 4. NATHAN AGE: 17 Music: Pop punk and deathcore Do you buy music magazines? Yes How much would you spend on a magazine? Anything under £9 What is your favourite part of magazines? Interviews and competitions
- 5. SOPHIE AGE: 18 Music: EVERYTHING! Do you buy music magazines? Yes How much would you spend on a magazine? Under £3 What is your favourite part of magazines? Posters
- 6. REECE AGE: 19 Music: Metal and hard rock Do you buy music magazines? Sometimes How much would you spend on a magazine? Under £3 What is your favourite part of magazines? Interviews and opinion articles
- 7. LOUISE AGE: 17 Music: Classic Metal and rock Do you buy music magazines? Sometimes How much would you spend on a magazine? £5 maximum What is your favourite part of magazines? Interviews and hearing about new music