The document summarizes audience research conducted to determine the content for a college magazine. Most participants were interested in music magazines and were willing to pay £2.01-£3.00. Both males and females liked articles and interviews. Suggested content includes information on college activities, news, bands, and enrichment courses. The research findings will help design a magazine priced at £2.50 that appeals to both genders with varied interests related to college life.
The document describes audience research conducted for a college magazine. A questionnaire was given to 7 male and 7 female college students between ages 16-19. It asked about magazine reading habits, willingness to pay, and desired college magazine content. The research found that most readers enjoy music magazines and are willing to pay £2-£3. Both genders showed interest in college news and activities. Males tended to prefer entertainment magazines while females liked fashion/gossip. The conclusion was the magazine should focus on college life and be priced at £2.50 to appeal to this audience.
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. It provides details on the questions asked, including about demographics, music interests, purchasing habits, and preferred magazine content. The majority of respondents were females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music and would pay £2-3 for a monthly magazine featuring interviews and articles about well-known bands.
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire on music preferences administered to students aged 16-25 at a college. Key findings include:
- The most popular music genre was hip hop/R&B. However, results may have differed with a more gender-balanced sample as 70% of respondents were female.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-25 years old, as expected given the setting.
- Music consumption occurs mostly online rather than through print magazines.
- Respondents were willing to pay £2-£3.49 for a magazine on average.
- Including a free gift would make respondents more likely to purchase a magazine.
The document describes market research conducted to determine what content and format people would like to see in a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is primarily 16-18 year old students who listen to a variety of music genres. Most cannot afford to pay more than £1 for a magazine and do not regularly read music magazines currently available. Therefore, the new magazine will need to be inexpensive and differentiated from competitors, possibly in an online-only format. It should focus on news stories and include high-quality photos, which respondents indicated were important. Further research may be needed to explore additional music genres.
Katy Wrighting conducted primary research on her target audience of females aged 17-25 through face-to-face interviews with 21 women. Her research found that the target audience prefers monthly magazines, is attracted to magazines based on cover images, and enjoys mainstream music. They see themselves as stylish and aspire to be successful like Victoria Beckham. The research also revealed that the target audience spends their disposable income of £20-40 mostly on clothing and likes to go shopping in their spare time.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a music magazine called "TRENDS." Key findings include:
1) The majority (59%) of respondents were between 15-18 years old, fitting the target market of 15-30.
2) The most popular music genres were hip-hop and R&B, showing the magazine focus is aligned with readers' interests.
3) Most (80%) respondents do not currently read music magazines, indicating a need for an accessible, visual format.
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to participants about music magazine preferences. Most participants were male aged 15-17 who listen to genres like rap and dubstep. They typically earn less than £150 per month and read magazines monthly. Most would be willing to pay between £2-2.50 for a music magazine. The results indicate monthly publication focusing on rap and dubstep artists would match the target audience's preferences.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Respondents were evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
- Purple and black were favorite colors. Respondents enjoyed various rock genres.
- Most respondents regularly attended concerts and liked music magazines.
- Magazines are typically purchased monthly. Attractions included free items, posters, bands, and news.
- £3-4 was an acceptable price range. Monthly was a preferred purchase frequency.
The document describes audience research conducted for a college magazine. A questionnaire was given to 7 male and 7 female college students between ages 16-19. It asked about magazine reading habits, willingness to pay, and desired college magazine content. The research found that most readers enjoy music magazines and are willing to pay £2-£3. Both genders showed interest in college news and activities. Males tended to prefer entertainment magazines while females liked fashion/gossip. The conclusion was the magazine should focus on college life and be priced at £2.50 to appeal to this audience.
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. It provides details on the questions asked, including about demographics, music interests, purchasing habits, and preferred magazine content. The majority of respondents were females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music and would pay £2-3 for a monthly magazine featuring interviews and articles about well-known bands.
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire on music preferences administered to students aged 16-25 at a college. Key findings include:
- The most popular music genre was hip hop/R&B. However, results may have differed with a more gender-balanced sample as 70% of respondents were female.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-25 years old, as expected given the setting.
- Music consumption occurs mostly online rather than through print magazines.
- Respondents were willing to pay £2-£3.49 for a magazine on average.
- Including a free gift would make respondents more likely to purchase a magazine.
The document describes market research conducted to determine what content and format people would like to see in a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is primarily 16-18 year old students who listen to a variety of music genres. Most cannot afford to pay more than £1 for a magazine and do not regularly read music magazines currently available. Therefore, the new magazine will need to be inexpensive and differentiated from competitors, possibly in an online-only format. It should focus on news stories and include high-quality photos, which respondents indicated were important. Further research may be needed to explore additional music genres.
Katy Wrighting conducted primary research on her target audience of females aged 17-25 through face-to-face interviews with 21 women. Her research found that the target audience prefers monthly magazines, is attracted to magazines based on cover images, and enjoys mainstream music. They see themselves as stylish and aspire to be successful like Victoria Beckham. The research also revealed that the target audience spends their disposable income of £20-40 mostly on clothing and likes to go shopping in their spare time.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a music magazine called "TRENDS." Key findings include:
1) The majority (59%) of respondents were between 15-18 years old, fitting the target market of 15-30.
2) The most popular music genres were hip-hop and R&B, showing the magazine focus is aligned with readers' interests.
3) Most (80%) respondents do not currently read music magazines, indicating a need for an accessible, visual format.
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to participants about music magazine preferences. Most participants were male aged 15-17 who listen to genres like rap and dubstep. They typically earn less than £150 per month and read magazines monthly. Most would be willing to pay between £2-2.50 for a music magazine. The results indicate monthly publication focusing on rap and dubstep artists would match the target audience's preferences.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Respondents were evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
- Purple and black were favorite colors. Respondents enjoyed various rock genres.
- Most respondents regularly attended concerts and liked music magazines.
- Magazines are typically purchased monthly. Attractions included free items, posters, bands, and news.
- £3-4 was an acceptable price range. Monthly was a preferred purchase frequency.
The document describes audience research conducted to determine the viability of a new music magazine targeted toward females. A questionnaire was distributed to 20 females to collect quantitative data on their music and television preferences, spending habits, and interest in a celebrity and music-focused magazine. The results showed that most respondents were 16-18 years old and interested in dance and popular music. Many watched talent shows like The X Factor and enjoyed programs about celebrities. This information suggests there is an audience for a magazine covering music industry celebrities and that focusing on 16-21 year olds would be most effective.
The document describes audience research conducted to determine the viability of a new music magazine targeted toward females. A questionnaire with closed and open-ended questions was distributed to 20 females to collect quantitative data on music and TV preferences, spending habits, and interest in a celebrity gossip magazine. Most respondents were 16-18 years old. Results indicated a preference for dance and popular music, and interest in reality TV shows. Most would pay £2-4 for a magazine and spend disposable income on clothing and food. This provides guidance on content and advertising to develop a potentially successful new magazine.
The market research found that the target audience for a new musical magazine should be ages 11-30, with equal appeal to both males and females. Most of the target audience are students who would be willing to spend up to £1.50 on the magazine. The research also found that the magazine should include genres like pop, rock, indie and country from different decades, especially the 90s. It should offer an online subscription option and emphasize historical bands from various eras.
1) The document describes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that R&B was the most popular genre, most readers were female, and £3 was the preferred price point.
2) Key topics readers wanted included new music information, advertisements, and images. Magazines and friends were cited as the main sources people use to discover new music.
3) Based on the survey results, the magazine will target 20-30 year olds, feature an R&B genre with a two-color color scheme, and include updated music information, advertisements, and images to appeal to readers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female (60%) aged 16-25. They are mostly interested in music and film and 80% are students. Only 10% currently buy magazines but would spend up to £3.50. The most popular music genres are indie, rock, pop and alternative. Half attend concerts. Most have heard of magazines like Q and NME. The conclusions are the magazine should focus on the top genres and offer both print and free online versions.
The questionnaire results show that:
1) NME was the most popular magazine among respondents, while Rolling Stone was the least popular.
2) Respondents expected to find interviews, coverage of gigs/festivals, and new music reviews in magazines.
3) Most respondents were willing to spend between £3.00-£3.99 on a music magazine and preferred to read them at home or while travelling.
4) Entertainment and keeping information up-to-date were most encouraging for respondents to buy a magazine, while freebies were less of a concern.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to determine the viability of a new music magazine targeted toward females. A questionnaire containing closed and open-ended questions was distributed to 20 females aged 16-30 to collect quantitative data on music preferences, TV viewing habits, magazine reading behaviors and spending habits. The results showed highest interest in dance and popular music, reality/talent shows, and a willingness to pay £1-4 for the magazine. This provides support for a new magazine focused on celebrity gossip and the music industry aimed at 16-22 year old readers. However, the small sample size limits generalizability.
The survey results show that NME was the most preferred music magazine among respondents. When asked what they expect from a music magazine, interviews, features, and a top 40 chart were the most popular selections. For a double page spread, interviews and an in-depth artist feature were most preferred. Most respondents said they would spend between £2-£3 on a music magazine. Rock was the most listened to genre of music. Freebies and exclusive news would most encourage purchases of a music magazine.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-19 who are interested in rock/pop music. The artist/band most attracts people to the genre. Most read the Q magazine already and finding exclusive news and interviews or free gifts would encourage buying the new magazine. People wouldn't buy if they didn't know the artist on the cover.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. The key findings were:
1) The audience was evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
2) Purple and black were the most popular colors. Most listeners enjoyed rock music and attended live shows.
3) Readers liked music magazines and typically bought them monthly. Attractors included free items, posters, and favorite bands.
4) Most would pay £3-4 for a magazine and buy monthly. Kerrang! was the most commonly purchased magazine.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
The document describes audience research conducted to inform the creation of a music magazine. An online survey was created asking questions about spending habits, interests, and magazine purchasing behaviors of the 13-19 year old target audience. Key findings included that the audience has £1-30 available per week and enjoys music, sports, and gaming. Most had purchased a fashion magazine before and were interested in deals. Popular content ideas included reviews, interviews, and new releases. While the research provided useful insights, some areas require further exploration, such as music preferences and design elements, to ensure the magazine fully appeals to its target demographic.
The document analyzes survey responses from the target audience of a proposed music magazine. It finds that the audience is mostly male, aged 16-18, students who may have part-time jobs. They are primarily white British and interested in rock music. To appeal to this audience, the magazine should cost £2-3 and include interviews, reviews, and freebies like posters. This will encourage both weekly and monthly purchases from loyal readers who consume media at newsagents and online.
This document summarizes the responses to a 10 question survey about preferences for a hip hop magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were ages 16-24.
- Most respondents were male.
- Respondents' socioeconomic status was mostly semi-skilled manual labor.
- The most important magazine cover feature is the main image.
- An orange, black, and white color scheme is preferred.
- Artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Tyler the Creator are most interesting.
- Most would pay between £3-4 for the magazine and subscribe if affordable.
- Effective advertising avenues include social media and posters.
The document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire. It found that most respondents were female, all thought music was important, and nearly half would pay £2 for the magazine. Over half did not often read music magazines. Almost all enjoyed alternative music. The most popular article topics were about festivals and top 40 songs. The most popular artists were Alt-J and Arctic Monkeys. Three popular magazine color choices were red, white, and black. Most respondents had been to or wanted to go to Reading Festival and Glastonbury. Respondents listed a variety of favorite artists, many in the alternative genre.
This document provides an overview of the Arts audiences: insight segmentation research conducted by Arts Council England. It identifies 13 audience segments based on patterns of arts engagement. Key information is provided on each segment, including typical demographics, attitudes, leisure interests, and media habits. The document also discusses how the segmentation data can be used by arts organizations to better understand their audiences and target their marketing and programming.
The document discusses the purpose and typical conventions of contents pages in magazines. Contents pages inform readers about the articles and features in the magazine and the page numbers where they can be found. They usually follow the magazine's house style with relevant colors and fonts for easy readability. Contents pages are typically one to two pages long and set out in columns, including a large main image highlighting a feature article along with secondary images of other articles.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to determine the content for a college magazine. A questionnaire was administered to 7 male and 7 female college students regarding their magazine interests. Most participants were interested in music magazines and willing to pay £2.01-£3.00. Common favorite features included articles, interviews, and fashion advice. Suggested content for the college magazine included information on college activities, bands, news, and discounts.
This document discusses the economic, political, and social/cultural case for Scotland remaining part of the United Kingdom. It argues that the UK pound is a trusted and secure currency, while leaving the UK would mean leaving the pound and gambling on Alex Salmond's unidentified "Plan B". It also notes that the UK has achieved a high level of shared resources and equalized opportunities between its four nations through pooling resources across national boundaries.
The document describes audience research conducted to determine the viability of a new music magazine targeted toward females. A questionnaire was distributed to 20 females to collect quantitative data on their music and television preferences, spending habits, and interest in a celebrity and music-focused magazine. The results showed that most respondents were 16-18 years old and interested in dance and popular music. Many watched talent shows like The X Factor and enjoyed programs about celebrities. This information suggests there is an audience for a magazine covering music industry celebrities and that focusing on 16-21 year olds would be most effective.
The document describes audience research conducted to determine the viability of a new music magazine targeted toward females. A questionnaire with closed and open-ended questions was distributed to 20 females to collect quantitative data on music and TV preferences, spending habits, and interest in a celebrity gossip magazine. Most respondents were 16-18 years old. Results indicated a preference for dance and popular music, and interest in reality TV shows. Most would pay £2-4 for a magazine and spend disposable income on clothing and food. This provides guidance on content and advertising to develop a potentially successful new magazine.
The market research found that the target audience for a new musical magazine should be ages 11-30, with equal appeal to both males and females. Most of the target audience are students who would be willing to spend up to £1.50 on the magazine. The research also found that the magazine should include genres like pop, rock, indie and country from different decades, especially the 90s. It should offer an online subscription option and emphasize historical bands from various eras.
1) The document describes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that R&B was the most popular genre, most readers were female, and £3 was the preferred price point.
2) Key topics readers wanted included new music information, advertisements, and images. Magazines and friends were cited as the main sources people use to discover new music.
3) Based on the survey results, the magazine will target 20-30 year olds, feature an R&B genre with a two-color color scheme, and include updated music information, advertisements, and images to appeal to readers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female (60%) aged 16-25. They are mostly interested in music and film and 80% are students. Only 10% currently buy magazines but would spend up to £3.50. The most popular music genres are indie, rock, pop and alternative. Half attend concerts. Most have heard of magazines like Q and NME. The conclusions are the magazine should focus on the top genres and offer both print and free online versions.
The questionnaire results show that:
1) NME was the most popular magazine among respondents, while Rolling Stone was the least popular.
2) Respondents expected to find interviews, coverage of gigs/festivals, and new music reviews in magazines.
3) Most respondents were willing to spend between £3.00-£3.99 on a music magazine and preferred to read them at home or while travelling.
4) Entertainment and keeping information up-to-date were most encouraging for respondents to buy a magazine, while freebies were less of a concern.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to determine the viability of a new music magazine targeted toward females. A questionnaire containing closed and open-ended questions was distributed to 20 females aged 16-30 to collect quantitative data on music preferences, TV viewing habits, magazine reading behaviors and spending habits. The results showed highest interest in dance and popular music, reality/talent shows, and a willingness to pay £1-4 for the magazine. This provides support for a new magazine focused on celebrity gossip and the music industry aimed at 16-22 year old readers. However, the small sample size limits generalizability.
The survey results show that NME was the most preferred music magazine among respondents. When asked what they expect from a music magazine, interviews, features, and a top 40 chart were the most popular selections. For a double page spread, interviews and an in-depth artist feature were most preferred. Most respondents said they would spend between £2-£3 on a music magazine. Rock was the most listened to genre of music. Freebies and exclusive news would most encourage purchases of a music magazine.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-19 who are interested in rock/pop music. The artist/band most attracts people to the genre. Most read the Q magazine already and finding exclusive news and interviews or free gifts would encourage buying the new magazine. People wouldn't buy if they didn't know the artist on the cover.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. The key findings were:
1) The audience was evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
2) Purple and black were the most popular colors. Most listeners enjoyed rock music and attended live shows.
3) Readers liked music magazines and typically bought them monthly. Attractors included free items, posters, and favorite bands.
4) Most would pay £3-4 for a magazine and buy monthly. Kerrang! was the most commonly purchased magazine.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
The document describes audience research conducted to inform the creation of a music magazine. An online survey was created asking questions about spending habits, interests, and magazine purchasing behaviors of the 13-19 year old target audience. Key findings included that the audience has £1-30 available per week and enjoys music, sports, and gaming. Most had purchased a fashion magazine before and were interested in deals. Popular content ideas included reviews, interviews, and new releases. While the research provided useful insights, some areas require further exploration, such as music preferences and design elements, to ensure the magazine fully appeals to its target demographic.
The document analyzes survey responses from the target audience of a proposed music magazine. It finds that the audience is mostly male, aged 16-18, students who may have part-time jobs. They are primarily white British and interested in rock music. To appeal to this audience, the magazine should cost £2-3 and include interviews, reviews, and freebies like posters. This will encourage both weekly and monthly purchases from loyal readers who consume media at newsagents and online.
This document summarizes the responses to a 10 question survey about preferences for a hip hop magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were ages 16-24.
- Most respondents were male.
- Respondents' socioeconomic status was mostly semi-skilled manual labor.
- The most important magazine cover feature is the main image.
- An orange, black, and white color scheme is preferred.
- Artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Tyler the Creator are most interesting.
- Most would pay between £3-4 for the magazine and subscribe if affordable.
- Effective advertising avenues include social media and posters.
The document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire. It found that most respondents were female, all thought music was important, and nearly half would pay £2 for the magazine. Over half did not often read music magazines. Almost all enjoyed alternative music. The most popular article topics were about festivals and top 40 songs. The most popular artists were Alt-J and Arctic Monkeys. Three popular magazine color choices were red, white, and black. Most respondents had been to or wanted to go to Reading Festival and Glastonbury. Respondents listed a variety of favorite artists, many in the alternative genre.
This document provides an overview of the Arts audiences: insight segmentation research conducted by Arts Council England. It identifies 13 audience segments based on patterns of arts engagement. Key information is provided on each segment, including typical demographics, attitudes, leisure interests, and media habits. The document also discusses how the segmentation data can be used by arts organizations to better understand their audiences and target their marketing and programming.
The document discusses the purpose and typical conventions of contents pages in magazines. Contents pages inform readers about the articles and features in the magazine and the page numbers where they can be found. They usually follow the magazine's house style with relevant colors and fonts for easy readability. Contents pages are typically one to two pages long and set out in columns, including a large main image highlighting a feature article along with secondary images of other articles.
The document summarizes audience research conducted to determine the content for a college magazine. A questionnaire was administered to 7 male and 7 female college students regarding their magazine interests. Most participants were interested in music magazines and willing to pay £2.01-£3.00. Common favorite features included articles, interviews, and fashion advice. Suggested content for the college magazine included information on college activities, bands, news, and discounts.
This document discusses the economic, political, and social/cultural case for Scotland remaining part of the United Kingdom. It argues that the UK pound is a trusted and secure currency, while leaving the UK would mean leaving the pound and gambling on Alex Salmond's unidentified "Plan B". It also notes that the UK has achieved a high level of shared resources and equalized opportunities between its four nations through pooling resources across national boundaries.
The document discusses the emancipation of slaves in the United States during the Civil War. It describes how abolishing slavery was a main objective of the Union war effort and was embraced by most northerners but not the South. It also discusses how Abraham Lincoln strongly opposed slavery and issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 to free all slaves in Confederate states, though the South still believed slavery was their right. The Proclamation helped establish the legal and moral end of slavery.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the audience of a proposed music magazine. The questionnaire aimed to determine preferences around music genres, magazines, bands, spending habits, and how the audience consumes music. The most popular genres were indie and drum and bass. NME magazine and bands like Mumford & Sons and Kasabian also scored highly. Most audience members spend £5-£9 per month on music and prefer to access it via iPod. The magazine will focus on indie music and incorporate popular elements like social networks based on these findings.
Daniella conducted market research through a questionnaire to inform the creation of a new music magazine. She asked questions about genre preferences, content interests, price points, and publication frequency. The results showed a preference among 17-30 year olds for rock music and interviews/photographs in the magazine. Considering this age group would likely be students or unemployed, Daniella decided on a price under £3 and fortnightly publication to appeal to this audience. The magazine will focus on rock music content to attract more male readers while still possibly interesting females.
Daniella conducted market research through a questionnaire to determine preferences for a new music magazine. She asked questions about gender, age, music genres, magazine content and features, price points, and publication frequency. Based on the results, she found that rock music was most popular among males aged 17-30, who also preferred lower prices below £3. Therefore, Daniella decided to target her magazine at males aged 17-30, focus on rock music, price it below £3, and publish it fortnightly.
Daniella Johnston conducted market research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. She asked questions about gender, age, music preferences, desired magazine content and pricing. Based on the results, she found that males preferred rock music more than females, and those aged 17-30 were the largest respondents. Most respondents in this age group were students or unemployed, preferring a price under £3. Therefore, Daniella decided to target her magazine at 17-30 year olds and price it under £3, focusing on rock music with interviews and photos, published fortnightly.
Daniella Johnston conducted market research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. She asked questions about gender, age, music preferences, desired magazine content and pricing. Based on the results, she found that 17-30 year olds made up half the respondents and their answers most influenced the research. Most respondents in this age group are students or unemployed, preferring a price under £3. Therefore, Daniella decided to target 17-30 year olds with a magazine priced under £3 and focusing on rock music, published fortnightly with interviews and photos as highly desired content.
Daniella Johnston conducted market research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. She asked questions about gender, age, music preferences, desired magazine content and pricing. Based on the results, she found that males preferred rock music more while females liked pop and R&B. Most respondents were ages 17-30, unemployed or students. Therefore, she decided to target her magazine at that 17-30 age range and price it under £3 since they preferred lower costs. The magazine will focus on rock music interviews and photos since those were most popular. It will be published fortnightly which was a preferred frequency.
Daniella Johnston conducted market research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. She asked questions about gender, age, music preferences, desired magazine content and pricing. Based on the results, she found that males preferred rock music more while females liked pop and R&B. Most respondents were ages 17-30 and preferred photographs and interviews in magazines. As most respondents in that age range were students or unemployed, Daniella decided to price the magazine under £3 and focus on rock music to appeal more to males in that demographic.
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.
The survey results show that the majority of respondents were young (ages 0-24) female students. Most popular magazines among respondents were NME and Kerrang, which focus on indie and rock music. Respondents were most interested in interviews and free gifts in magazines and least interested in quizzes and local information. Most respondents said they would pay between £2.01-£4 for a magazine and enjoyed rock and indie music genres. Based on these results, the magazine should target young female students, focus on indie/rock music, include celebrity interviews, and potentially feature bands from past Leeds music festivals.
The document contains survey results from Amy Carle regarding the development of a music magazine. The surveys showed that the target audience for the magazine would be males and females aged 14-25 who listen to rock music. Most read Kerrang magazine and enjoy gossip magazines as well. The magazine will focus on rock music, include gossip content, have a Kerrang style, and feature pictures over text given audience preferences. It will be priced between £3-5 since no one was willing to pay over £5.
The market survey results showed that the target audience for a new music magazine should be 15-44 years old and appeal to both males and females. Indie/alternative music was the most preferred genre, but the magazine should also cover R&B, rock, and pop music. Most respondents purchased music on iTunes and listened to music on their iPhone/iPod or YouTube. The most preferred existing music magazine was Q. Respondents indicated they would be willing to pay £3-£4 for the magazine and that it should be released once a month.
The document summarizes research conducted with 20 people aged 16-20 to determine preferences for a new music magazine targeted at that age group. It found that 70% of respondents were male, 70% earned £100 or less monthly, and 60% were employed. When asked about magazine reading habits, most respondents did not read magazines or read one annually. For music acquisition, respondents preferred downloading online over CDs and were willing to pay £2-5 for a magazine. They also preferred blue and grey/silver magazine colors and liked pop and house/club music genres. The research helped inform choices for the magazine's content, price, and design.
The survey results showed that YouTube and social interaction are the most popular ways people find out about new music. To inform readers, the magazine will add YouTube links and social media pages. The majority preferred the color scheme of red, black, and white which suits the target audience. Most of the target audience would pay £1-£3 for the magazine due to their student lifestyle. Half of respondents said information on new artists, music and festivals most appeals to them. The survey conclusions will help make the music magazine successful for the target audience.
The survey results showed that YouTube and recommendations from friends are the most popular ways for finding new music. To inform readers, the magazine will add YouTube links and encourage social media following.
The majority preferred the color scheme of red, black and white. These colors suit the rebellious characteristics of the target music audience.
Most of the target student audience would pay £1-£3 for the magazine. The magazine will be affordable and good value for their limited budgets.
Half of respondents said new music, artist and festival information most appeals to them. The magazine will focus on including this content. Free giveaways could also promote music festivals and artists, combining information and promotions.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were aged 16-18 and listened primarily to R&B and rock music.
- Favorite aspects of magazines were pictures, interviews, and posters of popular artists like Beyonce and Drake.
- Based on the results, the creator decided to target their own magazine at 16-19 year olds and focus on R&B artists with pictures, interviews, reviews and gossip.
The document summarizes research conducted to gain feedback on a proposed new magazine. A random sample and focus group provided input. The random sample provided large-scale primary research, while the focus group allowed for discussion. Most of the target audience is male, aged 16-21, students living in Harlow who enjoy music festivals and video games. Based on this, the magazine will feature these interests and be sold for £2.50 monthly in local shops, with promotions like iTunes gift cards. The chosen layout and features aim to appeal to this British, indie music-loving demographic.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about music magazine preferences. It found that preferences were evenly split between males and females. All respondents were between 16-18. Most popular genres were pop and rock, while country and classical were less popular. Most would buy a magazine monthly and were willing to pay between £2-£2.99. Reasons for reading included learning about artists, interviews, new releases and gossip. Reading preferences varied between artists listened to and those read about.
This survey collects demographic information such as gender, age, occupation, income, and music preferences from respondents to help a new music magazine understand its target audience. Respondents are asked about their favorite music genres, how often they read music magazines, what content they like to see, how much they would pay, and how they consume music. The results will help the magazine design content and pricing to appeal to a large target audience.
The research found that NME was the most popular magazine among respondents. It also found that coverage of gigs/festivals was the most interesting part of magazines and interviews were the preferred content for double page spreads. Respondents also preferred to spend £1.99 or less on magazines and listed indie rock as their favorite genre. Based on this, the document summarizes that the magazine will target indie rock fans ages 16-24 by focusing on interviews, coverage of music events, and a price of £1.99 or less.
The survey results showed that Billboard magazine was the most familiar to the target audience. Most respondents were between 14-19 years old and preferred chart/pop music genres. They typically buy magazines because of featured celebrities and are most likely to spend £2 or less. The most liked celebrities among respondents were Rihanna, Taylor Swift, and Beyonce. This information will help the author design a chart/pop music magazine targeted towards 14-19 year olds that features celebrities to appeal to readers and persuade them to purchase the magazine.
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2. Why do we conduct audience
research?
Audience research is necessary to find out the likes and dislikes of our
target audience; Their emotions, beliefs, attitudes and knowledge, so
that we can decide the best way to fulfil what they want in a magazine.
For my college magazine, I have
conducted audience research with a
questionnaire, using 6 questions asked
to 7 males and 7 females between the
ages of 16-19 in my college, to find out
what they would like to see in a college
magazine.
3. My audience research.
The questions I asked focussed on finding out the type of magazines people enjoy reading, and why. I did
this so that I could find out what my audience would wish to see in the college magazine. By looking at
other magazines that my audience are interested in, I can get a good idea of what will encourage them to
buy.
I also asked how much each participant is willing to pay for a magazine. This would help me price my
magazine in order to reach the largest portion of my target audience as possible.
The final question, ‘What would you like to see in a college magazine?’, is very important to my audience
research as it is clear and concise. This means I can obtain a simple answer from my participants.
These questionnaires were handed out to 7 males and 7 females, in order to get a fair and unbiased view on
what both genders want from a magazine. They used both Open and Closed questions in order to obtain
both simple, analysable answers, and more complex, individual ones.
1. How many times a month do you purchase a magazine? (Closed)
2. What genre/s of magazine do you tend to purchase most? (Closed)
3. Name a magazine/magazines that you enjoy reading.
4. What features do you like most about this/these magazines? (Open)
5. How much are you willing to pay for a magazine? (Closed)
6. What would you like to see in a college magazine? (Open)
5. My audience research.
Gender Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6
Interviews with band £2.01-
P1 Male 1 Music Kerrang! members £3.00 News, Images
P2 Male <1 Entertainment OXM Freebies, articles >$4.00 College activities, News
Empire, Kerrang!, Rolling £2.01- College bands, College
P3 Male <1 Music, Entertainment Stone Interviews, articles £3.00 activities
£2.01-
P4 Male 2 Entertainment, Science New Scientist Articles £3.00 College activities, News
£1.01-
P5 Male <1 Entertainment OXM News £2.00 College activities, Images
£2.01-
P6 Male 2 Music Kerrang! Interviews, freebies £3.00 College bands, News
£2.01-
P7 Male 1 Music, Entertainment Empire, PSM, Kerrang! Interviews, articles £3.00 News, Images
£1.01-
P8 Female <1 Entertainment MYM Originality £2.00 Anything
£2.01-
P9 Female 4 Music, Entertainment Empire, Kerrang! Information about events. £3.00 News
Reviews, Fashion
P10 Female 3 Music, Gossip, Fashion Q, Look, Company information. >£4.00 Anything
£2.01-
P11 Female 2 Music, Gossip, Fashion Look, More, Reveal, OK! Fashion information. £3.00 Quizzes, Images
£1.01- College bands, News,
P12 Female 1 Music NME Interviews, articles £2.00 Images
Music, Lifestyle, Gossip, Fashion information,
P13 Female <1 Fashion Vogue, Heat, Elle, Grazia Images >£4.00 College bands, Fashion
Entertainment, Lifestyle, £2.01- News, College activities,
P14 Female 3 Fashion Look, OK!, Empire Interviews, Reviews, News £3.00 Images
6. Target Audience Interest.
From my findings I can see that most of my target audience are
interested in music. This can be seen by the genres chosen. Both males
and females often chose music as one of the genre’s they tend to
purchase most, with 9 of 14 participants. Males seemed more interested
in Entertainment (Film and Gaming) magazines than females, though
females seemed more interested in Fashion or Gossip magazines than
males.
7. How much are they willing to pay?
My findings show that most people are willing to pay £2.01-£3.00 for a
magazine, though some were willing to pay over this. This suggests
that my target audience is in the ABC1 social grade. I will price my
magazine in the middle of this range in order to appeal to the widest
proportion of my target audience.
More than
£1.01 to $4.00
£2.00
3 3
8
£2.01 to £3.00
8. Favourite Features.
My research shows that most of my target audience are interested in
articles and interviews. Females are shown to be interested in fashion
advice. Some people were attracted to a magazine by the freebies
available, such as posters, cinema tickets, or free Starbucks. This shows
that my college magazine could attract a wider audience with cinema or
food deals.
9. College Magazine Features.
As can be seen from my audience research, many people are interested in college
activities that may be available. My magazine could contain information on different
types of enrichment courses, such as music courses or clubs that people could join.
Many of the participants were interested in college news. The magazine could
contain articles written by students on various things that are happening around
college, such as the introduction of a new subject building.
10. Conclusion
Using the findings from my audience research questionnaire, I can decide on
which features would be most welcome in a magazine aimed towards this
target audience.
My magazine will be priced at £2.50 as most of my participants specified
£2.01-£3.00 as what they are willing to pay for a magazine. From my research
I can also see that the interests between male and female students are varied:
Males seemed more interested in entertainment, whereas females were often
interested in fashion. This means I can have many different articles to appeal to
both genders. I can use cover lines with more feminine/masculine fonts to
advertise these articles for their respective gender. My magazine will be based
mostly around college life, detailing college fashion, bands, enrichment
courses and stories of other news around college.
Overall, I believe this task has helped me define my target audience, and what
they want or expect from a college magazine. This will be beneficial in
creating the cover and contents page for my magazine.