Audience Research
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This document analyzes survey results from the target audience to understand their music consumption habits. The key findings are: 1. The target audience does not normally spend money to purchase or download music, but if they do spend, it is a small amount. 2. They most commonly access new music through YouTube or television. 3. Many illegally download music. 4. They prefer watching music videos online rather than television. 5. Spotify is the most commonly used music streaming service.
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The market research results show that the target audience for a new music magazine should be 16-30 year olds who listen to music everyday, especially indie music. They typically access music through their phones and illegal downloads. While few currently read music magazines, focusing content on music discovery and phone/streaming apps could attract more younger readers. Concert listings should also be included but not extensive as most respondents rarely attend live shows.
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(1) The questionnaire results show that pop music is the most popular genre while blues is the least favorite, so a pop music magazine would have broad appeal.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and include interviews and competitions to attract readers.
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The document summarizes research conducted with 12 students aged 11-20 to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- Grime music is most popular among the genres to be featured (rap and hip hop).
- Streaming platforms are the primary way music is consumed.
- The target audience rarely purchases music magazines.
- Music charts and social media are the main sources for discovering new music.
- The average amount audiences would pay (£3-5) supports pricing the magazine around £3.49.
- Interviews should be a prominent feature along with charts, competitions, and current affairs.
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(4) More people said they would buy a music magazine than said they wouldn't, but there is still competition.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and include interviews and competitions to attract readers.
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The document summarizes research conducted with 12 students aged 11-20 to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- Grime music is most popular among the genres to be featured (rap and hip hop).
- Streaming platforms are the primary way music is consumed.
- The target audience rarely purchases music magazines.
- Music charts and social media are the main sources for discovering new music.
- The average amount audiences would pay (£3-5) supports pricing the magazine around £3.49.
- Interviews should be a prominent feature along with charts, competitions, and current affairs.
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- Respondents were split between downloading music and buying CDs, so the magazine should include both download links and a free CD.
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The survey results show that people are attracted to free music and gifts in magazines. To create a successful magazine, extensive research is needed. Most respondents listen to rock and pop/R&B artists, both old and new. YouTube and iTunes are the most visited music websites. The majority spend less than £3.50 per month on magazines or nothing at all. Most prefer smaller local gigs over large festivals. The highest spending category for digital music was £0-£5 per month. Illegal downloading through LimeWire was common, but some use radio, iTunes and YouTube to discover new music. TV and the internet were favored for watching music videos. MTV and VH1 were the most watched music channels. Free gifts
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This survey was conducted to gather information to help design a music magazine targeted towards a younger audience that listens to R&B and house music. The survey results showed that the target audience listens to music daily mostly on their smartphones, buys or downloads music digitally rather than in stores, and would pay £2-3 for a magazine. To attract both male and female readers and incorporate modern technology preferences, the magazine will include band/artist news, concert dates, and potentially a monthly digital edition or codes for free songs.
Audience research
The document summarizes research conducted with a target audience of teenagers and young adults aged 15-28 to determine their tastes and habits regarding music. The research found that most in the target audience preferred magazines like DJ and NME, did not pay for music or buy it physically, had an interest in rap music and artists like Eminem, and were more interested in photos of and information about upcoming concerts rather than magazine content or gossip about artists. The conclusions were that focusing on rap music, Eminem, and information about concerts would be effective ways to target this audience.
Survey and audience profile
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gather information about the target demographic for a new music magazine. The survey was posted online and found that most respondents listen to music everyday, with favorite artists being Lil B and Kanye West. Most used Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube and earned around £10 in pocket money. The target age range was 16-25 and hip hop and rap were the most popular music genres. This information will help tailor the magazine to the interests of its target readership.
Market research survey
The market research survey collected data from 26 people, mainly aged 16-18, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed that indie/alternative music was the most popular genre. Most participants found out about new music on YouTube or the radio. The majority read magazines moderately or never. Most were willing to pay £3-4.99 for a magazine. These findings suggest the magazine should focus on indie music, promote artists on YouTube, and price issues between £3-4.99 to appeal to the target audience.
Market research survey
The market research survey collected data from 26 people, mainly aged 16-18, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed that indie/alternative music was the most popular genre. Most participants found out about new music on YouTube or the radio. The majority read magazines moderately or never. Most were willing to pay £3-4.99 for a magazine. These findings suggest the magazine should focus on indie music, promote artists on YouTube, and price issues between £3-4.99 to appeal to the target audience.
Holly Walker Foundation Portfolio Market Research
Holly conducted a survey to inform the creation of her new music magazine for a younger audience. The survey found that R&B was the most popular genre listened to, and that smartphones were the most common way to listen to music. It also showed that Facebook was the primary way respondents learned about music events. To appeal to both her male and female audience, Holly decided her magazine would feature a mix of artists, concert dates, and a color scheme incorporating both feminine and masculine hues.
Music Survey
The survey results showed that:
1) NME is the most popular music magazine, known for its focus on genres like rock and indie that readers prefer.
2) Most readers visit music news sites like NME but some don't visit any sites, preferring to get all information from print magazines.
3) Many readers are unwilling to pay more than £1 per month for a magazine, indicating they may not regularly buy magazines or are on a limited budget.
4) Popular music festivals and events that could be covered include T in the Park and V Festival, appealing to readers interested in a variety of music genres.
Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a 14-question survey about music magazine preferences. Some key findings include:
- The target audience is 15-year-old females
- £2.99 is the most popular magazine price point
- Pop music is the most popular genre among 11-14 year olds
- Magazines are typically purchased monthly
- Photos on the front cover are most likely to grab attention
Music Magazine Questionnaire Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine readership. It found that 17 people answered yes to reading music magazines, while 23 answered no. Of those who don't read magazines, many cited that they prefer accessing media online or don't have time. Those who do read magazines still prefer print copies over digital formats. The most popular genres of music magazines are pop, rock, and indie. Most readers are loyal to one magazine and consider interviews to be the most interesting content.
Questionnaire Results
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and expectations for an indie music magazine. Key findings include:
- The most popular age range of respondents was 14-16 years old.
- Arctic Monkeys was the most popular band and the most associated with indie music.
- Red and green were the most associated colors with indie music.
- Bold font was preferred for an indie magazine.
- Posters and band images were the most liked aspects of magazines.
- Arctic Monkeys were identified as both a typical band to feature and the most popular indie band overall.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a survey given to 20 people about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that most respondents were female aged 15-17 who listen to music on their phones and enjoy pop, rock, and rap genres. Most read Q and Vibe magazines and are willing to pay £1.50-£2 for a music magazine. The survey will help the author design an appealing new music magazine for this target audience.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses the results of surveys given to an audience about their preferences for Kpop music videos. Most of the audience was familiar with Kpop and enjoyed seeing unique aspects and star power in music videos. They had a slight preference for outdoor, natural settings over indoor or crowded settings. Most watched music videos every day. Their preferences for magazine adverts and album covers included Korean people/flags, good fashion, and a variety of bright colors. They would be willing to pay £15 for a 12-song album.
Survey research & results
The survey results showed that the target audience for the music product was mainly younger people aged 16-21, most of whom were students. A majority of respondents were female. Almost all listened to music daily or weekly, primarily using Spotify or iTunes. Most watched music videos regularly. This provided useful information about how the target audience consumes music content.
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- 2. How much do you physically spend on music a month? Nothing £1-£3 £3-£5 £5-£7 £7-£10 £10 plus This chart shows that my target audience do not normally spend money on physically buying music. However if they do spend money they are usually spending quite a lot of money on it.
- 3. how much do you spend on downloading music a month? Nothing £1-£3 £3-£5 £5-£7 £7-£10 £10 plus My target audience are not buying the majority of the music by downloading either. If they are spending money they are not paying a lot for it.
- 4. How do you access new music band home page w ebsite youtube search engines magazines television college My target audience access new music mostly by using youtube or watching television.
- 5. Do you illegally download music? yes no Most of my target audience illegally download their music.
- 6. Where people live stream: 1. vikki's sexy ones.. I dont even get this question 2. Youtube 3. I don't... 4. last fm 5. www.grooveshark.com 6. hypem.com 7. i dont 8. none . 9. spotify 10. spotify Looking at the interesting results produced from this question my target audience don't really live stream their music. The most popular site appears to be Spotify.
- 7. Where do you watch music videos? online television portable music devices: MP3, MP4 ipod etc mobile phone My target audience generally watch their music video's online.
- 8. Music Channel's people watch: 1. mtv, tmf, 4music 2. kerrang 3. any 4. top of the pop 2 ;) Old schoooool 5. 4Music, Starz, MTV... 6. mtv 7. MTV, Clubland, TMF 8. hit40uk 9. none 10. TMF 11. E4 Music, TMF 12. :( 13. mtv 14. tmf 15. chart show 16. none 17. none 18. Sky music channels Looking at these results my target audience do watch music channels. The most popular appears to be TMF, this is probably because it is available on free view.
- 9. Gigs that people go to: 1. arctic monkeys, local gigs 2. relentless kerrang tour 3. lots of gigs, and lattipie 4. V Festival. 5. not often... 6. no 7. small once a month 8. No 9. :) 10. 02 11. yeah, norwich arts centre or the B2 12. no 13. yes; random bands 14. no 15. UEA My target audience do attend gigs, and it appears to be a variety of different bands. Probably gigs that include a large selection of bands all in one.
- 10. Do you find Digi-packs to be of value? Yes No My target audience do not regard digi-packs as important to them.
- 11. Do you think band websites are important? Yes No My target audience do not generally see band websites as important, however more important than digi-packs
- 12. Looking at my results I have found that my target audience do not pay for their music, they illegally download. I also found that the internet is important in accessing music for my target audience, and that free is best as the most popular music channel is a free-view channel. I also found that Digi-packs are not essential to my target audience however band websites are more important, supporting my theory on the importance of online access.