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A focus group participant was asked questions about magazine purchasing habits. The 18-year-old male has previously purchased the Classic Rock magazine and looks for artists he enjoys when choosing a magazine. He prefers a colorful magazine cover because it looks interesting and would spend up to £3.50 on a magazine depending on its quality.
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A focus group participant was asked questions about magazine purchasing habits. The male participant, age 21, had previously purchased Rolling Stone magazine because it contained interesting articles on bands he liked. When asked about magazine covers, he preferred ones that stood out, such as one featuring Pink Floyd, and said he would spend up to £4 on a magazine.
Focus group answer 3
A focus group was conducted with a 17-year-old female participant. She has previously purchased the music magazine Kerrang and looks for the artist on the front cover when buying magazines. Her preferred magazine cover is one featuring Green Day as she is a fan of that band. The most she would spend on a magazine is £4 depending on its perceived quality.
Focus group answer 5
A male focus group participant aged 21 was asked questions about his magazine buying habits. He has previously purchased the Classic Rock magazine and looks for information about charting bands when choosing a magazine. He prefers magazine covers that attract attention and look interesting. He is willing to spend up to £4 on a magazine as he doesn't expect high quality magazines to be cheap.
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Focus group answer 4
A focus group participant was asked questions about magazine purchasing habits. The 20-year-old male has previously purchased the music magazine Kerrang and bases his magazine buying decisions primarily on the appearance of the front cover. He prefers covers that use bright colors that catch his eye and look interesting. The most he is willing to spend on a single magazine is £3 since he has a limited budget for magazines.
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Focus group answer 3
A focus group was conducted with a 17-year-old female participant. She has previously purchased the music magazine Kerrang and looks for the artist on the front cover when buying magazines. Her preferred magazine cover is one featuring Green Day as she is a fan of that band. The most she would spend on a magazine is £4 depending on its perceived quality.
Focus group answer 5
A male focus group participant aged 21 was asked questions about his magazine buying habits. He has previously purchased the Classic Rock magazine and looks for information about charting bands when choosing a magazine. He prefers magazine covers that attract attention and look interesting. He is willing to spend up to £4 on a magazine as he doesn't expect high quality magazines to be cheap.
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This focus group survey asks participants for their demographic information like gender and age, as well as questions about their magazine buying habits such as what publications they have purchased before, what factors influence their magazine purchases, their preferred magazine cover styles, and how much money they are willing to spend on a magazine.
Focus group answer 4
A focus group participant was asked questions about magazine purchasing habits. The 20-year-old male has previously purchased the music magazine Kerrang and bases his magazine buying decisions primarily on the appearance of the front cover. He prefers covers that use bright colors that catch his eye and look interesting. The most he is willing to spend on a single magazine is £3 since he has a limited budget for magazines.
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Mojo is a UK music magazine first published in 1993 that focuses on rock and indie music. It has varying cover designs but always displays "free cd inside" to attract readers. The target audience is older male music fans interested in music history.
Q Magazine, first published in 1986, focuses on rock and pop music. It has a consistent design with the letter Q always in red on a white background. The target audience is males aged 15-25 interested in current music.
NME Magazine has been published since 1949 focusing on pop music. It always prominently displays its masthead in a large, bold font to stand out on its usually busy, informal covers aimed at attracting men aged 17-30.
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Task 5
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Task 1
Mojo is a UK music magazine first published in 1993 that focuses on rock and indie music. It has varying cover designs but always displays "free cd inside" to attract readers. The target audience is older male music fans interested in music history.
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Mojo is a UK music magazine first published in 1993 that focuses on rock and indie music. It has varying cover designs but always displays "free cd inside" to attract readers. The target audience is older male music fans interested in music history.
Q Magazine, first published in 1986, focuses on rock and pop. It has a consistent design with the letter Q always in red on a white background. The target audience is males aged 15-25 interested in current music.
NME Magazine has been published since 1949 and focuses on pop music. It always has its masthead in a large, bold font to stand out from busy covers that feature musicians. This appeals to its target audience of men aged 17-30
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𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
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