How did you attract/address your audience?
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James created a questionnaire through Survey Monkey to understand what content his audience wanted. The majority responded that they were interested in fashion. He included a fashion section in the magazine. Most respondents also preferred a monthly magazine for its cost effectiveness and amount of content. James made the magazine monthly by including the date. Respondents also felt having a website was important to branch out to other media. James included a link to the website on the contents page.
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The survey results will help the document author decide what to include in a new alternative/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- Reviews and upcoming artists are most attractive to readers.
- Most readers buy magazines monthly or depending on the front cover artist.
- Readers prefer a big front cover image alone rather than multiple smaller images.
- Popular freebie ideas are festival wear, track downloads, albums, and posters.
- Readers frequently use social media like Twitter, so the magazine should create social media accounts.
- Readers would be interested in an app to access music news and discover new artists.
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Questionnaire results2
1) The target audience liked most of the images and ideas in the mood board but suggested adding some more masculine elements to appeal to male readers.
2) They agreed that most photos should stay the same but one photo should reference masculinity. They also liked the color scheme of pink, purple, white and blue.
3) The font, a sans serif, was seen as grabbing attention but not very masculine. Readers preferred the first three drafts over the others and thought the photography plan was detailed and appealed to both genders.
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Feedback
The student learned several things from receiving audience feedback on their fashion magazine:
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This document discusses how the author evaluated their media product by getting feedback from their target audience. They created a survey to better understand what their target audience, young women, want from a magazine. The survey results showed that 18.2% of respondents would be interested in a magazine focused on R&B music, indicating there is a market for this genre. Most respondents also said they read magazines monthly, suggesting the author's magazine released on a monthly basis could find an audience. The author used this market research and feedback to refine their magazine's content and style to best appeal to young women readers interested in R&B music.
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Kerry Adams created a magazine targeted at middle to late teenagers interested in punk/rock and indie music. To design the magazine, Kerry gathered feedback from classmates and through an online questionnaire to friends on Facebook. The feedback showed that Kerry successfully appealed to the target audience and captured their interests. Kerry also researched conventions of magazines and ensured the design of the magazine followed conventions like mastheads and pull quotes to appeal to buyers. Kerry learned skills in photo editing software and how to design an effective magazine through this project.
My Magazine Evaluation
This document summarizes a student's magazine evaluation project. The student:
1) Created three parts to their magazine and sought feedback from classmates on initial concepts.
2) Designed a questionnaire on Facebook to get useful opinions on the magazine from their target audience of middle to late teenagers interested in punk/rock and indie music.
3) Incorporated feedback into the magazine design, ensuring it appealed to the target audience and their interests through visuals, topics and distribution plans.
My Magazine Evaluation
- The document is a presentation evaluating a student's magazine creation project, which targeted middle to late teenagers interested in punk/rock and indie music.
- The student gathered feedback on their magazine from classmates and through an online questionnaire to classmates on Facebook. The feedback indicated they successfully targeted their intended audience and captured their interests.
- Based on the feedback and research on where similar magazines are sold, the best place to distribute the student's magazine would be at newsagents, where their target audience and competitors' magazines are typically found.
Magazine Evaluation
The document summarizes Joshua Wakefield's magazine project. It discusses conventions used in the magazine like principles of thirds on the cover and matching colors throughout. The target audience is described as teenagers interested in hip hop artists like Kanye West. Distribution by The Source magazine is suggested to increase market share over competitor XXL. Both male and female audiences could be attracted through different featured artists each month. Research into music stars and hidden details helped attract readers.
Magazine evaluation
The document summarizes the process of evaluating a magazine called "Q" and using its forms and conventions as inspiration for constructing their own magazine. Key points analyzed from "Q" included its masthead design, use of imagery on the cover and contents page, layout of articles and photos on spreads. Feedback from a questionnaire was also used to identify the target audience and genre of music. Various software programs were utilized to design and publish the magazine, helping the author learn new technical skills. Overall, evaluating an existing magazine provided guidance for codes, conventions and best practices to employ in their own media product.
Evaluation of magazine matt waites
The document evaluates the student's magazine project. It discusses how the magazine both uses conventions of real magazines as well as challenges them. Key similarities include using a strap line, masthead, and central images like real magazines. The magazine represents young people through the music, clothing, and topics featured. Institutions like newsagents and supermarkets could potentially distribute the magazine. The target audience is identified as young people based on the music genre focused on and people depicted. To engage this audience, relevant content and design elements were used. The student learned various technologies skills like using Publisher and taking photos during the process. Overall, the student felt they gained valuable experience progressing from their preliminary task to the final magazine product.
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How did you attract/address your audience?
- 1. How did you attract/address your audience? James Robinson
- 2. Questionnaire First of all by using Survey Monkey I created a questionnaire which I got my audience to complete which helped my to find out what they wanted.
- 3. I found that… When I asked what other content my audience were looking for the majority responded with Fashion. Therefore I knew it was important to incorporate this in to my magazine.
- 4. Evidence I made a reference to a fashion section of my magazine on my contents page which will keep them engaged in reading my magazine.
- 5. Then I found… I asked whether the audience would prefer a weekly, fortnightly or monthly magazine. I found they would prefer monthly, I think this is because it is more cost effective and with a monthly magazine you get more content.
- 6. Evidence Taking on this feedback I made it clear my magazine was monthly by putting ‘January 2013’ near my masthead. It was important that my magazine was based in January as most of the content revolved around previewing the year.
- 7. Furthermore… I asked whether the audience thought it was important my magazine had a website. The overwhelming response was yes, this is important as it branches out your magazine to other media such as YouTube and social network sites like Twitter, Facebook etc.
- 8. Evidence To make the audience aware of the website I included a link at the bottom of my contents page. This can help to collect subscriptions and keep the audience interested in your magazine.