Evaluation - Target Audience
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The target audience for the indie magazine is 16-25 year old, predominantly white British teenagers and young adults. Specifically, the audience is 70% female and 30% male. They are likely to be students or working in art/design fields and not earn a lot of money. They enjoy indie music, socializing with friends, going to concerts and posting on social media about music. Stylistically they wear skinny jeans, band t-shirts and vans or doc martens. The magazine would appeal to this audience by providing information on indie artists, concerts and aligning with their interests in music and culture.
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The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as follows:
1) The primary audience would be 16-20 year olds and focus on older teenagers and young adults as the artists featured would be around that age range.
2) The magazine targets females using feminine colors and styles as they would be inspired by and relate to up-and-coming female artists featured.
3) The target readership would mainly come from middle, lower middle, or skilled working class social backgrounds that could afford the magazine and concerts advertised.
Audience profile
- The target audience for the magazine is boys and girls ages 8-21 who enjoy pop music and celebrity gossip. They are attracted to content that entertains and provides facts about their interests.
- Based on survey results, the typical fan is female. They want posters, free gifts, and attractive imagery in the magazine.
- Most fans preferred a price of £0-£2 for the magazine, so the price was set at £1.29. Fans who buy at this price tend to socialize with friends on weekends, showing how social and educational experiences can influence interests.
Evaluation Question 6
The document discusses the target audience for a pop music magazine called "Chanter". The intended audience is 16-24 year olds, who are likely to be interested in pop music and the lifestyles portrayed. A survey of people in this age range found that most would be likely to read the magazine. The magazine aims to appeal to "mainstreamers" who listen to pop music and shop at mainstream retailers.
Evaluation Question 2
The magazine targets 16-24 year olds and aims to represent teenagers interested in pop music. It features a 17-year-old girl on the cover to portray an ambitious youth and counter stereotypes of teens being irresponsible. The cover artist, Tai-Sian, wears a gold pop-style dress and represents the subculture of teens who enjoy pop music. Existing artists featured like Justin Bieber and Rhianna also reflect the magazine's focus on the pop genre. The target audience is considered mainstream, interested in current pop culture trends.
Magazine pitch
Lucy Fitzsimmons is pitching a new monthly magazine aimed at teenagers interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine, tentatively titled "Alternative" magazine, will feature unknown bands, interviews, and codes inside each issue that can be redeemed for iTunes credit. It will be sold for £1.50-2.00 in supermarkets, newsagents, and on magazine stands. The magazine will be advertised using billboards, buses, television, and social media to target 15-18 year olds interested in discovering new music.
audience profile
Top of the Pops is a popular monthly magazine in the UK that focuses on pop music, celebrity gossip, fashion, and beauty advice. Originally launched in 1995, it targets young girls ages 11-15 and had a circulation of over 63,000 copies as of June 2013. The magazine is aimed at readers like 12-year-old Emily, who enjoys the top music charts and celebrity news, and saves her pocket money to purchase each issue of Top of the Pops.
Billboard magazine
Billboard Magazine is a weekly music industry publication that has been in circulation since 1894. It covers all music genres and attracts over 4 million monthly online visitors. The magazine's target audience is college students and those aged 16 to 27, as it provides the latest music chart updates and features artists that appeal to a wide range of ages.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females between the ages of 14-20 who are interested in music, fashion, and culture. Specifically, the magazine would likely appeal most to black males and females in London who enjoy genres like hip hop, grime, and afrobeats. While aimed at people of all social classes, ethnicities, and sexualities, the content would be most relevant to those in education exploring careers in the music industry.
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Question 4
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as follows:
1) The primary audience would be 16-20 year olds and focus on older teenagers and young adults as the artists featured would be around that age range.
2) The magazine targets females using feminine colors and styles as they would be inspired by and relate to up-and-coming female artists featured.
3) The target readership would mainly come from middle, lower middle, or skilled working class social backgrounds that could afford the magazine and concerts advertised.
Audience profile
- The target audience for the magazine is boys and girls ages 8-21 who enjoy pop music and celebrity gossip. They are attracted to content that entertains and provides facts about their interests.
- Based on survey results, the typical fan is female. They want posters, free gifts, and attractive imagery in the magazine.
- Most fans preferred a price of £0-£2 for the magazine, so the price was set at £1.29. Fans who buy at this price tend to socialize with friends on weekends, showing how social and educational experiences can influence interests.
Evaluation Question 6
The document discusses the target audience for a pop music magazine called "Chanter". The intended audience is 16-24 year olds, who are likely to be interested in pop music and the lifestyles portrayed. A survey of people in this age range found that most would be likely to read the magazine. The magazine aims to appeal to "mainstreamers" who listen to pop music and shop at mainstream retailers.
Evaluation Question 2
The magazine targets 16-24 year olds and aims to represent teenagers interested in pop music. It features a 17-year-old girl on the cover to portray an ambitious youth and counter stereotypes of teens being irresponsible. The cover artist, Tai-Sian, wears a gold pop-style dress and represents the subculture of teens who enjoy pop music. Existing artists featured like Justin Bieber and Rhianna also reflect the magazine's focus on the pop genre. The target audience is considered mainstream, interested in current pop culture trends.
Magazine pitch
Lucy Fitzsimmons is pitching a new monthly magazine aimed at teenagers interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine, tentatively titled "Alternative" magazine, will feature unknown bands, interviews, and codes inside each issue that can be redeemed for iTunes credit. It will be sold for £1.50-2.00 in supermarkets, newsagents, and on magazine stands. The magazine will be advertised using billboards, buses, television, and social media to target 15-18 year olds interested in discovering new music.
audience profile
Top of the Pops is a popular monthly magazine in the UK that focuses on pop music, celebrity gossip, fashion, and beauty advice. Originally launched in 1995, it targets young girls ages 11-15 and had a circulation of over 63,000 copies as of June 2013. The magazine is aimed at readers like 12-year-old Emily, who enjoys the top music charts and celebrity news, and saves her pocket money to purchase each issue of Top of the Pops.
Billboard magazine
Billboard Magazine is a weekly music industry publication that has been in circulation since 1894. It covers all music genres and attracts over 4 million monthly online visitors. The magazine's target audience is college students and those aged 16 to 27, as it provides the latest music chart updates and features artists that appeal to a wide range of ages.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females between the ages of 14-20 who are interested in music, fashion, and culture. Specifically, the magazine would likely appeal most to black males and females in London who enjoy genres like hip hop, grime, and afrobeats. While aimed at people of all social classes, ethnicities, and sexualities, the content would be most relevant to those in education exploring careers in the music industry.
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Billboard magazine targets teens and young adults aged between 15-25 years old from working class to lower middle class backgrounds. It aims to attract aspirers and individualists interested in new music trends. Most of its readers are young, adventurous and single. Vibe magazine also targets teens and young adults, displaying popular artists of that demographic's tastes. It mainly attracts mainstream readers looking to stay up to date on popular music trends. Like Billboard, most of Vibe's readers are young, adventurous and single individuals seeking the latest music and celebrity news.
Evaluation 4
My target audience for the magazine is males and females aged 16-25 who are interested in alternative music, fashion, and attending concerts and festivals. This age group seeks out new and cutting edge music styles. The magazine will feature information on indie/alternative artists and bands, upcoming music events, and versatile fashions that appeal to the alternative styles of the target readership. A sample of the target audience confirmed their interest in discovering new music and bands, and staying informed of music-inspired trends.
Media evalution 4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The ideal reader would be a female between 16-25 years old, most likely 18-19, who is a student. This reader would have an indie social lifestyle - attending music festivals and gigs frequently. They would be part of a social friend group and interested in fashion. The magazine would appeal to their interest in popular music artists and gossip as well as upcoming music events.
Question 4 media
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. that focuses on women in the indie music industry. The target audience is men and women aged 16 to 24 who enjoy discovering new indie music, going to concerts and festivals, and have an intellectual interest in alternative genres. The secondary audience includes men and women aged 26 to 34 who still listen to indie music and attend live shows.
Question 4
The target audience for this media product would be teenage female fans of alternative music artists like The 1975 and Coldplay. These readers enjoy going to concerts and festivals, have a rocker fashion style, and are typically students. Many share the aspiration of working in the music industry themselves and spend their free time attending live music events or making music.
Question 4
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. aimed at 16-24 year olds interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine features women in the music industry to appeal more to female readers. The target audience would be in socioeconomic groups C, D and E, enjoy going to concerts and festivals, and identifying as "explorers" or "reformers" interested in discovering new music. A secondary audience would be older indie fans aged 26-34 in socioeconomic groups B, C1 and C2, still passionate about music and attending live shows.
Media evalution 4
The document describes the ideal reader for a music magazine. The reader would likely be a female between 16-25 years old, particularly 18-19, who is a student. They would have an indie social group and enjoy attending music festivals and gigs frequently. The reader would be educated about music, socialize in a group, have a unique but tidy fashion sense, and use social media like Twitter. They would have an academic but relaxed lifestyle.
Audiences for wireless magazine
This document outlines three target audience types for a proposed music magazine called Wireless. Audience 1 is a 20-year old university student part-time chef who would be interested in artists featured prominently on the cover and affordable price. Audience 2 is a 16-year old A-level student part-time café worker who prefers long informative articles and a color scheme using pastels and vibrancy. Audience 3 is a 17-year old college student sales assistant who is interested in top music charts and spending time on social media, so the magazine should have a strong online presence.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 16-24 because they are most interested in dance music and clubbing and supporting unsigned artists. The magazine is aimed at both male and female genders equally since dance/electronic music brings both genders together at clubs and events. The typical reader is envisioned as a college or university student who enjoys raving and genres like house, dubstep, and electronic music. They are social, enjoy parties and concerts with friends, and have interests in technology, social media, fashion, and reading.
Question 2
This magazine targets tweens and young teens who enjoy pop music. It portrays this group as fun, loving life and music, and spending time with friends. The images, colors, and stories used aim to show positive influences and role models. In particular, the magazine focuses on clean, minimal makeup looks and fashion to portray the featured artist in a positive light. It aims to attract fan girls and girlie girls through its pink color scheme and content like quizzes and heartfelt stories.
Target audience
My target audience for the media product would be 16-20 year old female college students studying creative subjects, as the magazine uses a feminine style and format with music updates and celebrity gossip that would appeal to their interests while studying. The ideal reader is a 17 year old art student who listens to music and wants to stay informed on the latest trends and celebrity news through the magazine.
Question 4
The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Planning my music magazine
My magazine will target 21-year-old female students interested in alternative music and social causes. Titled "Alt Music Publication" or AMP, it will be a glossy monthly magazine that costs £4.50. Each issue will feature articles on up-and-coming indie/alternative artists, concerts, reviews of favorite bands, and fashion geared towards the target audience. It will aim to amplify lesser-known music and connect readers through a website and social media where they can discuss the magazine's content.
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This document provides research on the primary audience for an artist's music. The audience is mainly female, aged 18-34, located in East London cities. They are students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who relate to lyrics and use music for their identity. As alternative music lovers who want to stand out from mainstream culture, they reject mainstream ideas and have interests in gaming, skating, and a large online presence. Their fashion includes dresses, graphic t-shirts, oversized tops, leather boots, and chain-embellished clothing.
Represent Particular Social Groups Mine
The magazine represents particular social groups in its content. It primarily targets females aged 12-16 from middle-class, white, British backgrounds. While most of the pictures and front page feature females, there are more articles about male artists. This is likely meant to attract female readers through sexuality. The artists featured as role models are also around the same age as the target audience. The $3.99 price point targets middle-class readers, and only white, British individuals are depicted, making the magazine monocultural.
Question 2, 4 and 5
The document discusses a magazine targeted towards teenagers and young adults interested in indie culture. It represents this group by featuring indie music, bands, artists, and clothing brands they enjoy. The typical reader is described as male or female in their early teens to post-teens interested in indie rock music. They likely socialize online, listen to music frequently, and shop at stores like Topman. The magazine attracts this audience through photos and articles about popular indie bands and brands, as well as contests and giveaways.
Ev question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-19 year old males and females interested in indie music. Primary research was conducted through a Facebook group of the target audience to determine preferences like color themes and spending habits. A stereotypical reader profile was created of a full-time student interested in music, fashion, and gigs who spends £30-90 per month on luxuries. Individual male and female target profiles were also created to understand their specific interests to appeal to them. The key reasons identified that this audience would choose the magazine are for entertainment, gig information, discovering new music, fashion inspiration, and if their favorite artists are featured.
Evaluation questions
This document contains information for Emma Foley's media studies portfolio, including details about her target audience for a proposed music magazine called "Rush". The target audience is identified as mainly male university students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music. Research was conducted through a questionnaire to learn about the audience's music preferences, activities, and technology usage. Photographs were taken and edited to represent stereotypical indie fans on the magazine's cover and inside pages. The document addresses how the magazine would attract its target audience and represent the indie music community through its visual style and content.
Evaluation questions
This document contains information for Emma Foley's media studies portfolio, including details about her target audience for a proposed music magazine called "Rush". The target audience is identified as mainly male students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music. Research was conducted through a questionnaire to learn about the audience's music preferences, activities, and technology usage. Photographs were taken and edited to represent stereotypical indie fans on the magazine's cover and inside pages. The document addresses how the magazine would attract its target audience and represent the indie music social group through its visual style and content. It also discusses the technologies and skills used to construct the magazine, including photo editing, font selection, and following conventions of real music magazines.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new magazine. The majority of respondents were between 16-18 years old or 19-23 years old. Most of the target audience is in further education and uses social media regularly. They enjoy music genres like indie/pop rock and have interests in fashion, current events, and entertainment activities like going to the movies. Most have part-time jobs that allow them to purchase and stream music online.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is ages 16+ and primarily female (80%). Research showed that rock, pop, and alternative genres were most popular. The magazine aims to appeal to this female audience with articles while maintaining a gender-neutral design with neutral colors. It features both pop and subgenres of rock, pop, and alternative through conventions and images. Potential buyers include students ages 16-17 who enjoy genres featured in the magazine and have part-time jobs, making the affordable magazine accessible. Research profiles specific potential buyers and indicates the magazine would appeal due to their interests in the chosen genres.
Evaluation – Question 4
The target audience for the media product is 13-19 year old females in education from middle class or working class backgrounds. They have interests in music, following artists, and wearing brands from stores like Jack Wills and Top Shop. Research found this demographic reads more than males of the same age and would spend around 3 hours reading a magazine focused on music, artists, and fashion brands.
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Billboard magazine targets teens and young adults aged between 15-25 years old from working class to lower middle class backgrounds. It aims to attract aspirers and individualists interested in new music trends. Most of its readers are young, adventurous and single. Vibe magazine also targets teens and young adults, displaying popular artists of that demographic's tastes. It mainly attracts mainstream readers looking to stay up to date on popular music trends. Like Billboard, most of Vibe's readers are young, adventurous and single individuals seeking the latest music and celebrity news.
Evaluation 4
My target audience for the magazine is males and females aged 16-25 who are interested in alternative music, fashion, and attending concerts and festivals. This age group seeks out new and cutting edge music styles. The magazine will feature information on indie/alternative artists and bands, upcoming music events, and versatile fashions that appeal to the alternative styles of the target readership. A sample of the target audience confirmed their interest in discovering new music and bands, and staying informed of music-inspired trends.
Media evalution 4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The ideal reader would be a female between 16-25 years old, most likely 18-19, who is a student. This reader would have an indie social lifestyle - attending music festivals and gigs frequently. They would be part of a social friend group and interested in fashion. The magazine would appeal to their interest in popular music artists and gossip as well as upcoming music events.
Question 4 media
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. that focuses on women in the indie music industry. The target audience is men and women aged 16 to 24 who enjoy discovering new indie music, going to concerts and festivals, and have an intellectual interest in alternative genres. The secondary audience includes men and women aged 26 to 34 who still listen to indie music and attend live shows.
Question 4
The target audience for this media product would be teenage female fans of alternative music artists like The 1975 and Coldplay. These readers enjoy going to concerts and festivals, have a rocker fashion style, and are typically students. Many share the aspiration of working in the music industry themselves and spend their free time attending live music events or making music.
Question 4
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. aimed at 16-24 year olds interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine features women in the music industry to appeal more to female readers. The target audience would be in socioeconomic groups C, D and E, enjoy going to concerts and festivals, and identifying as "explorers" or "reformers" interested in discovering new music. A secondary audience would be older indie fans aged 26-34 in socioeconomic groups B, C1 and C2, still passionate about music and attending live shows.
Media evalution 4
The document describes the ideal reader for a music magazine. The reader would likely be a female between 16-25 years old, particularly 18-19, who is a student. They would have an indie social group and enjoy attending music festivals and gigs frequently. The reader would be educated about music, socialize in a group, have a unique but tidy fashion sense, and use social media like Twitter. They would have an academic but relaxed lifestyle.
Audiences for wireless magazine
This document outlines three target audience types for a proposed music magazine called Wireless. Audience 1 is a 20-year old university student part-time chef who would be interested in artists featured prominently on the cover and affordable price. Audience 2 is a 16-year old A-level student part-time café worker who prefers long informative articles and a color scheme using pastels and vibrancy. Audience 3 is a 17-year old college student sales assistant who is interested in top music charts and spending time on social media, so the magazine should have a strong online presence.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 16-24 because they are most interested in dance music and clubbing and supporting unsigned artists. The magazine is aimed at both male and female genders equally since dance/electronic music brings both genders together at clubs and events. The typical reader is envisioned as a college or university student who enjoys raving and genres like house, dubstep, and electronic music. They are social, enjoy parties and concerts with friends, and have interests in technology, social media, fashion, and reading.
Question 2
This magazine targets tweens and young teens who enjoy pop music. It portrays this group as fun, loving life and music, and spending time with friends. The images, colors, and stories used aim to show positive influences and role models. In particular, the magazine focuses on clean, minimal makeup looks and fashion to portray the featured artist in a positive light. It aims to attract fan girls and girlie girls through its pink color scheme and content like quizzes and heartfelt stories.
Target audience
My target audience for the media product would be 16-20 year old female college students studying creative subjects, as the magazine uses a feminine style and format with music updates and celebrity gossip that would appeal to their interests while studying. The ideal reader is a 17 year old art student who listens to music and wants to stay informed on the latest trends and celebrity news through the magazine.
Question 4
The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Planning my music magazine
My magazine will target 21-year-old female students interested in alternative music and social causes. Titled "Alt Music Publication" or AMP, it will be a glossy monthly magazine that costs £4.50. Each issue will feature articles on up-and-coming indie/alternative artists, concerts, reviews of favorite bands, and fashion geared towards the target audience. It will aim to amplify lesser-known music and connect readers through a website and social media where they can discuss the magazine's content.
Audience research cw
This document provides research on the primary audience for an artist's music. The audience is mainly female, aged 18-34, located in East London cities. They are students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who relate to lyrics and use music for their identity. As alternative music lovers who want to stand out from mainstream culture, they reject mainstream ideas and have interests in gaming, skating, and a large online presence. Their fashion includes dresses, graphic t-shirts, oversized tops, leather boots, and chain-embellished clothing.
Represent Particular Social Groups Mine
The magazine represents particular social groups in its content. It primarily targets females aged 12-16 from middle-class, white, British backgrounds. While most of the pictures and front page feature females, there are more articles about male artists. This is likely meant to attract female readers through sexuality. The artists featured as role models are also around the same age as the target audience. The $3.99 price point targets middle-class readers, and only white, British individuals are depicted, making the magazine monocultural.
Question 2, 4 and 5
The document discusses a magazine targeted towards teenagers and young adults interested in indie culture. It represents this group by featuring indie music, bands, artists, and clothing brands they enjoy. The typical reader is described as male or female in their early teens to post-teens interested in indie rock music. They likely socialize online, listen to music frequently, and shop at stores like Topman. The magazine attracts this audience through photos and articles about popular indie bands and brands, as well as contests and giveaways.
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- 2. Indie Teenager - Demographics This is an image of an indie teenager, someone who I would expect to fit within my target audience for my magazine.The demographics of my target audience is small because the social group indie is not very popular within teenagers as most teenagers are either hipster/mainstream.The audience of my magazine is 70% female and 30% male. http://favim.com/image/2575752/
- 3. MyTargetAudience ■ From all of the data I have collected, I can see that my target audience is for the age of 16 to 25. ■ My target audience are predominantlyWhite British. ■ Roughly about 70% of my target audience are female and the other 30% are male. ■ Most of the people in my target audience are students or they work in within the art and design field and it is likely that they do not earn a lot because they a students.
- 4. TargetAudience Psychographics My target audience for my indie/alternative magazine are likely to be – A student or work within the art/design field – Enjoy socialising with their friends and going to gigs – Own an iPod or iPhone and listen to music – Feel that their life somewhat revolves around music – Wear skinny jeans, oversized jumper, top with a band or logo on it and wear vans or Doctor Martens – Shop at stores likeTopman/Topshop, Urban Outfitters, Asos or skater shops. – Familiar with Instagram and blogpost and regularly post on these sites – Listens to indie music – May drink alcohol and smoke/drugs.
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