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The survey received 49 responses over 3 days about fashion magazine readership. Most respondents were female students aged 14-24 who read fashion magazines monthly. The most popular article topics were clothing, health/fitness, beauty, and celebrities. Most respondents were interested in a magazine focused on fashion, health, and beauty. The majority found relationships and dating articles uninteresting. Most respondents considered their body type and skin tone when choosing colors and styles. The most affordable magazine price range was $4-6.
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Questionnaire evaluation
Lucy Bennett created an 11-question survey on Google Forms to evaluate what content should be included in her music magazine. She shared the survey on her blog and social media to gather responses from family, friends, and others. Most respondents were female, between ages 10-16, listened to pop music, and enjoyed reading magazines for freebies and competitions. Based on the results, Lucy plans to target her magazine at teenagers and focus on pop artists, include freebies and competitions to attract readers, and sell issues for £1.50 which was the most popular price point.
Questionnaire evaluation
Lucy Bennett created an 11-question survey to help plan her music magazine. She published the survey online and asked friends and family to fill it out. Most respondents were female, aged 10-16, and listened to pop music. They said they would subscribe to the magazine if it cost between 50p-£1.49 and included freebies or competitions. With this information, Lucy will aim her magazine at teenagers and focus on pop artists, including freebies and competitions to engage readers.
target audience research
The document provides results from a questionnaire given to 10 people ages 16-18 on topics related to music magazine preferences. Key results include:
- Indie music was the most popular genre, but pop would appeal to more people.
- Cover stories and pictures most attract buyers to magazines.
- Most purchase magazines weekly or monthly.
- £1-2 was the most popular price range.
- Information on tours and festivals is preferred over fashion or horoscopes.
- The target audience age range is 16-17 years old.
Media questionnaire feedback
The document provides results from a questionnaire given to 10 people ages 16-18 on topics related to music magazine preferences. Key results include:
- Indie music was the most popular genre, but pop would appeal to more people.
- Cover stories and pictures most attract buyers to magazines.
- Most purchase magazines weekly or monthly.
- £1-2 was the most popular price range.
- Information on tours and festivals is preferred over fashion or horoscopes.
- The target audience age range is 16-17 years old.
AUDIENCE RESEARCH
The document presents results from audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new alternative rock music magazine. The research found that the target audience was primarily females aged 16-20 who read magazines and associate the genre with red, black, and purple colors. Most read the magazine Kerrang and enjoy articles about tour dates and interviews. This research will help the creator design an appealing magazine by including content like celebrity features, photos, and potentially free merchandise that attracts this key demographic.
Audience Research
Charlotte conducted a survey to research the audience for music magazines. She found that the majority of respondents were aged 16-20, female, and an equal mix of working and middle class. Interviews and up-to-date music news and events were cited as the most interesting parts of magazines. While pop music was most popular, classical fans represented an audience as well. This research provided both quantitative and qualitative audience data to help Charlotte design her own music magazine targeted at these demographics.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is 12-17 year olds, with more female respondents than male. Most respondents said they rarely buy magazines or do so impulsively. Rock music was the most popular genre. Kerrang was the most recognized magazine brand. Most respondents said they would spend between £1-3 on a magazine and are attracted most to the cover image. Red was the most popular suggested cover color. While responses were split on viewing advertisements, most access magazine articles online. Therefore, the summary will create a rock-focused monthly magazine for 12-17 year olds, emphasizing bold cover images in red and utilizing online/social media elements.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed responses to 10 questions about music magazine preferences. Key findings included that most respondents were female, aged 16-19, and enjoyed pop music. Billboard was the most popular existing magazine. Respondents would pay up to £1.99 and be most attracted to a magazine offering free concert tickets. Celebrity news and gossip were the most popular story types. Physical paper copies were preferred over online/app versions. The survey provided useful information on targeting a magazine to this audience.
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The survey analyzed responses from mostly female respondents between ages 16-19. Question 3 found that pop music was most popular at 43% followed by indie at 20%. Question 4 found that Billboard was the most popular magazine. Question 5 found that most would pay up to £1.99 for a magazine. Question 6 found that over 82% would be attracted to a magazine offering free concert tickets. The responses will help inform the design and content of the magazine.
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The survey analyzed responses from mostly female respondents between ages 16-19. Question 3 found that pop music was most popular at 43% followed by indie at 20%. Question 4 found that Billboard was the most popular magazine. Question 5 found that most would pay up to £1.99 for a magazine. Question 6 found that over 82% would be attracted to a magazine offering free concert tickets. The responses will help inform the design and content of the author's planned music magazine.
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- The results show pop music and topics like fashion are popular among the mostly female, 15-20 year old target audience. This provides guidance on the content and artists to feature in a new pop music magazine.
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- Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day.
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- Respondents wanted to see known bands featured and were interested in new, unsigned bands.
- Popular spare time activities included time with friends and listening to music.
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- 2. Responses by people I did a fashion magazine survey by a questionnaire of 10 questions on the website “ www.surveymonkey.com” and 49 people responded in 3 days.
- 3. Question # 1
- 4. My first question was about the gender, 48 people out of 49 answered this out of which 40 were females and 8 were males, 1 person skipped this question.
- 5. Question # 2
- 6. My second question was about the age of the audience. 30 people out of 49 were aged between 14-17 while 17 people were of ages between 18-24 , and only one person was between 25-43 years, again one person skipped this question. So, majority belonged to the youth (aged between 14-24).
- 7. Question # 3
- 8. My third question was about often people buy or read a fashion magazine. 2 people out of 49 read/buy it everyday, 10 people read/buy it every week, and 35 people buy/read it every month while 2 people skipped this question. So, majority buys/reads a fashion magazine monthly.
- 9. Question # 4
- 10. My fourth question was about the articles that people read/like the most in a fashion magazine. 48 people out of 49 answered this question. 15 people read “clothing” articles the most, 10 people read about “Health and Fitness”, 6 people read “Beauty” articles, 2 people prefer “life Style” articles, 8 people like to read about celebrities, 7 people are interested in makeup, nobody’s interested to read about dating. So, majority wants to see Clothing, Health and Fitness, Beauty, Makeup, and Celebrities contents/articles in a fashion magazine. Although a very few people want to read about Life Style as well.
- 11. Question # 5
- 12. My fifth question was about what kind of articles people don’t want to see in a fashion magazine. 1 person out of 49 skipped this question, 13 people don’t want to read about relationships, 4 people don’t want to read about life style, 5 people are not interested in health and fitness, 5 people don’t want to read about celebrities while 21 people don’t find any of these articles useless-they want to see all of these articles in a fashion magazine.
- 13. Question # 6
- 14. This was a question about people’s interest in a magazine focusing on Health and fitness, Beauty, and Fashion only. 48 people out of 49 answered this question. 33 people out of 48 are interested in this type of magazine and 15 people don’t want to read a magazine focusing on just these three contents.
- 15. Question # 7
- 16. 46 people out of 49 answered about their occupation. Most of the people (45 people) are students, none of them is an intern or an officer (has an office job), 1 of them is an interpreneur.
- 17. Question # 8
- 18. This was about how important these topics are for the readers/buyers of a fashion magazine. All of the 49 people answered. *Fashion: Nobody thinks that its useless, it’s not so important for 2 people, important for 15 people, very important for 11 people, and 20 people think that a fashion magazine is nothing without fashion articles-majority is interested. *Relationships: useless for 9 people, not so important for 26 people, important for 8 people, very important for 5 people- majority is not interested. *Health and fitness: Useless for no one, not so important to 6 people, important for 14 people, very important for 20 people, 7 people find a fashion magazine is nothing without it, 2 people skipped the option- majority is interested. *Beauty: Useless for no one, not so important to 3 people, important for 18 people, very important for 19 people, fashion magazine is nothing without it for 10 people- majority is interested.
- 19. *Celebrities: Useless for 5 people, not so important for 9 people, important for 16 people, very important for 10 people, 8 people believe that a fashion magazine is nothing without this content- majority is interested. *Current Affairs: Everyone answered, 18 people think that its useless, its not so important for 10 people, 11 people think that its important, 9 people think that its very important, 3 people think that a fashion magazine is nothing without current affairs’ article, majority wants current affairs to be in the magazine-which is a bad idea. *Dating: 47 people out of 49 answered this question, 22 people find it useless, 17 people think that its not so important, 7 people think that its important, 1 person thinks that a fashion magazine is nothing without dating article. So, majority does not want to see dating articles in a fashion magazine.
- 20. Question # 9
- 21. In this question, readers answered about if they are conscious about their body type and skin tone regarding colors and dresses. Majority says that they are conscious about their skin tone and body type regarding colors and different dresses/dress types.
- 24. Question # 10
- 25. This was a question about the maximum affordable price for the readers of a fashion magazine. $4-6 is affordable for 19 people, $5-7 is affordable for 13 people, $6-8 is affordable for 6 people, and $8-10 is affordable for 10 people. Majority can afford a fashion magazine of price $4-6.