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The document analyzes audience research from a survey about magazine preferences. It summarizes key findings such as: - Most respondents were female, between ages 18-24. - Design was the main reason people buy items. - Respondents wanted to read about band interviews and touring bands. - Both print and digital magazines should be offered to maximize revenue. - Colors, prices, and additional items need to be considered to attract and retain readers.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 29 people to help determine the content and design of a new music magazine. Key findings include: most respondents were female, ages 16-18, and preferred magazine contents like interviews and images over freebies or quizzes. The majority also preferred a simple magazine layout with a mixture of images and text. Based on the responses, the magazine will be published monthly with a black and white color scheme and advertised on social media platforms popular with younger audiences.
Survey analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine is primarily young women under age 18 who enjoy pop music, especially indie pop. They are interested in artist interviews and exclusive stories rather than promotional content. Given their age and interests, online content would be useful. The magazine should be inexpensive, around £2-3, to appeal to the target audience. It will need to provide quality content at an affordable price.
surv 1 res
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is fairly evenly split between males and females. Most respondents were between 18-25 years old. Based on this, the magazine will focus on topics relevant to students and young adults. Black and blue were the most popular colors chosen. The magazine will be released monthly and be free to readers based on other magazines in the region and audience preferences. The top subgenres chosen were film, technology, music, events, art, and fashion. These will be the main focus of the magazine. Images, unique designs, and detailed articles were what appealed most to readers. Events and detailed articles were the preferred article types. The magazine will highlight the local music scene, landmarks, bars,
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The document analyzes the results of a survey about preferences for an indie music magazine. Key findings include:
- The survey respondents were mostly female, so the results are biased. More research is needed to appeal to both genders.
- Most respondents were ages 16-18, not reflecting the target age range of 16-35. Further research is needed.
- Few respondents regularly buy indie music magazines, so the new magazine should attract those who rarely do.
- The most popular existing magazine was NME; the differences from less popular magazines should be addressed.
- Respondents are attracted to magazine covers and artists featured. These elements will be considered.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to gather information about target readers for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- Females ages 16-19 made up most respondents.
- Readers preferred magazines to be published weekly with 52-66 pages.
- Popular artists, venues, and magazines like NME can provide inspiration.
- Incentives like posters and 3 column layouts were favored.
- Most readers like indie rock and attend gigs, informing the types of content that should be included.
Audience feedback results and conclusions (1)
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a proposed indie/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is ages 13-25 so the magazine will include many pictures.
- Most respondents (60%) thought £1-1.99 was an appropriate price point, so the magazine will be priced at £1.50.
- For frequency, votes were split between weekly and monthly issues, but monthly won out as weekly may not sell as well.
- Black and white were favored colors associated with the genre, followed by blue and orange.
- Posters and free CDs were most popular incentives to include.
- Interviews and reviews should
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The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire completed by 10 people to understand the target audience for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target age range is 15-24 years old, who listen to rock music 21-25 hours per week and obtain music information mainly from YouTube.
- The audience is majority male, so the magazine should appeal to male tastes using masculine colors and content.
- The suggested price range is £1-£3, and including deals, offers and free gifts with purchases could attract readers.
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This document discusses the results of market research conducted to help design a new rock magazine. Key findings include:
- 87.5% of the target audience correctly identified the sample magazine as a rock magazine, showing the style conveyed the intended genre.
- Over half found the sample magazine's sell lines on the cover appealing, especially a question as a sell line.
- 37.5% found the sell lines uninteresting, so the new magazine should include more sell lines.
- Most would pay £2 for the magazine, so that is a good price point.
- The sample used mainly male images, so the new magazine needs a mix of male and female images to appear for both g
Music Magazine: Market Research
I have analysed the results of 18 people answering my survey and stated how this is likely to influence the production of my magazine.
Market Research: Music Magazine
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target demographic is 15-20 year olds, with rock, indie, and electronic music most popular genres.
- Social media and YouTube are primary ways readers find new music, rather than magazines.
- Readers would be encouraged to buy if the magazine included free extras like posters, and had exclusive content like new artist features.
Survey analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine is primarily young women aged 18-34 who are interested in a variety of pop music genres. Price and quality content are very important to the audience. Most respondents said they would be willing to spend between £2-3 on the magazine. Online content and exclusives interviews would appeal to readers. Features on artists like Amy Winehouse that cross multiple genres would also be of interest. There appears to be a gap in the market for a music magazine focusing on nostalgia from the 1990s.
Questionnaire results
Jack Sharpling conducted additional primary research by distributing a physical questionnaire to supplement an online survey. The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for Sharpling's magazine would be males aged 15-21 who prefer bright colors and a monthly magazine priced between £1-3 with exclusive interviews and music-related content. Many of the questionnaire results reinforced the findings from Sharpling's initial online survey, providing support for decisions on how to design the magazine to best appeal to its intended readership.
Music Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to determine characteristics of an ideal music magazine for a target audience. Key findings include:
- The target audience should be late teenagers/early adults aged 17-18.
- The magazine should focus on female readers.
- Readers said they would purchase the magazine.
- £1 is the most acceptable price point.
- The magazine should be published monthly.
- Readers want to read real-life stories.
- Pink, black and white are preferred colors.
- The magazine should have 41-60 pages.
- Facebook is the preferred social media platform to link to the magazine.
Questionnaire results analysis
The survey results show that:
1) Respondents were split roughly evenly between male and female.
2) Most respondents were between 16-17 years old, the main target age group for the college magazine.
3) The most popular hobbies were football, gaming, and socializing, so the magazine should focus on these topics to attract readers.
Target audience research
The document discusses audience research conducted for a magazine targeted towards 16-19 year old upper class females with indie/hipster interests. Surveys were created using SurveyMonkey to understand topics of interest, preferred publication frequency, pricing, cover content, and favorite artists. Based on the results, the magazine will be published monthly rather than fortnightly as indicated by the research, and will feature the artist Millie on the cover rather than incorporating music charts as originally planned. The research provided guidance but some decisions went against the findings.
Survey answers
The document contains survey results from multiple questions about preferences for a proposed music magazine. Key findings include:
- Most respondents would pay £3.99 for a monthly magazine, suggesting a price that balances affordability and quality.
- An established artist on the cover would generate more sales than an up-and-coming one.
- Indie bands would be more popular than other music genres to feature.
- Snapchat is the most used social media platform of the target audience.
- Most want magazines to include social media and would read an article about an artist's journey over gossip.
- Respondents preferred a clean and minimalist magazine design that is also colorful.
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Audience research analysis
- 2. This is a bar chart showing the gender of the participants in my survey. As you can see there is a greater ratio of female to male participants. A possible reason for this is the sample size was small so there was a lack in population validity. If there was more response it would probably even out the response.
- 3. Here is another bar chart showing the age range in the sample. Between 18 – 24 is the highest and this would be the age range I will be aiming my magazine to. Therefore the answers in my survey are age appropriate to my magazine.
- 4. This is a bar chart comparing the different reasons that make people want to buy the item. As you can see the design is the main reason why people want to buy something, therefore I will put a lot of input into the design of my magazine to maximize revenue stream.
- 5. This is the results of what people would like to read about in a magazine, I will use these answers as the key areas I will be looking at. I will include band interviews and information on touring bands in the magazine.
- 6. This graph shows how many people read magazines on line and due to this data it would probably be better to make hard copies rather than digital. However I will still use digital copies as sales for hard copies are decreasing to help maximise revenue stream.
- 7. These are the colours most people would like to see used on a magazine and the reasons why they want to use them. Although some of these colours do not fit the genre of my magazine such as pink therefore they will not be used
- 8. Here are the prices that people would usually pay for a magazine. This will have an affect on how much I will charge for my magazine. It will be around the £2-£3 area as this makes it affordable for people to buy weekly and help to maximize revenue streams.
- 9. This graph shows how many magazines people usually buy a week. The most is 1-2 per week, therefore my magazine will need to stand out to attract the audience.
- 10. This is the top responses of what people want to see or get in a magazine. So I will try and include these things to try and keep the audience happy. I will include competitions to win free things and try and include free gifts randomly.
- 11. These are what people are most interested in reading in the magazine. To keep the audience interested I will try and incorporate as many of these as possible but not lower the quality of the articles.