Masthead feedback summarisation
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The feedback on the masthead designs for a music magazine was mostly positive, with suggestions for improvement to make the designs better suited for a rap genre. The feedback commented on things like making designs more "interesting" or "bolder". Based on both the feedback and his own preference, the author chose the third masthead design to use, though it could benefit from adjustments to the size and adding a border.
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Questionnaire results analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 12 people to help determine the key aspects of a music magazine the author aims to create. It includes charts and analyses showing the preferred music genre, release frequency, price point, title, font and cover features based on the respondents. The author found gathering feedback through questionnaires was very beneficial to understand the target audience and make the magazine appealing.
Primary Data Analysed
- The document discusses the results of a survey the author conducted to help decide key design elements for a new hip hop magazine.
- Based on the survey results, the author decided to create a hip hop magazine rather than a rap magazine, and to use the name "Platinum Beat" on the cover as it received the best feedback.
- The author also chose a blue and black color scheme, an interview-style double page spread, and to feature an iTunes advertisement based on the popular survey responses.
Mastheads & Analysis
Jamie Marshall analyzed 5 masthead designs for their magazine through a group discussion. The group felt the genre of the magazine was hip hop based on the name. They also felt mastheads 2 and 3 were the best designs, with masthead 3 working best because the bold style would match the hip hop genre. Masthead 5 was viewed as the worst design since some letters were not visible and the style did not fit hip hop. Jamie agreed masthead 3 was the best choice as the bold style would look good at the top of the magazine, but would need additional effects and colors added.
Audience survey
From surveying an audience, the document summarizes that:
- Indie/alternative music was the favorite genre, informing the magazine's focus.
- Readership of magazines varies, motivating making the magazine attractive to non-regular readers.
- Respondents preferred a simple magazine style over bright or out-there styles.
- £3-4 was deemed a reasonable price point for the magazine.
- Front covers featuring artists or bands were preferred over other options.
- Monochrome colors on the front cover were favored for an indie magazine.
Audience research: results and conclusions
Kate Constable conducted audience research to inform the planning of a new rock music magazine. She surveyed mainly females ages 16-21 about their music preferences, buying habits, and opinions on design elements. The results showed a preference for rock and pop music, with black, red and grey as favored colors. Most respondents never buy music magazines but would pay £1-3. Inspired by popular magazines like Kerrang, the new magazine will feature a variety of rock artists and bands to appeal to different rock fans.
Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the questions asked in a questionnaire for a music magazine. It discusses how questions about gender, age, music genre preferences, magazine design options, reading frequency, price, and featured artists will help determine how to design the magazine to suit its target audience. The results of the questionnaire will be used to make decisions around the magazine's mission statement, design elements, publishing schedule, and content to maximize interest and profits.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey asked people for their impressions of the magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Most respondents felt it was "very good" but could be improved. The majority believed the magazine covered rock and indie music as intended. However, over half said they would not purchase the magazine. The magazine was seen as targeting those aged 17-21 primarily. Both male and female audiences seemed to be considered. Readability was not an issue. While resemblance between pages was noticeable, it could be improved. Most felt the magazine was similar to Kerrang. The contents page was identified as needing the most work. Open feedback provided additional suggestions.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey results showed that most people had a very good first impression of the magazine and felt it covered rock and indie music as intended. While over half said they would not buy the magazine, most felt it was aimed at ages 17-21. The magazine was seen as appealing to both males and females. Readability was good and there was some resemblance between the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, though the contents page could be improved. Most saw similarities to Kerrang magazine.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey results showed that most people had a very good first impression of the magazine and felt it covered rock and indie music as intended. While over half said they would not buy the magazine, most felt it was aimed at ages 17-21. The magazine was seen as appealing to both male and female readers and was easy to read. There was some resemblance between the front cover, contents page and feature but room for improvement. Most saw it as similar to Kerrang magazine as the creator intended. The contents page was identified as the weakest area to improve.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey results showed that most people had a very good first impression of the magazine and felt it covered rock and indie music as intended. While over half said they would not buy the magazine, most felt it was aimed at ages 17-21. The magazine was seen as appealing to both males and females. Readability was good and there was some resemblance between the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, though the contents page could be improved. Most saw similarities to Kerrang magazine.
Questionnaire graphs and data
The document discusses the results of a survey about music magazine content. The survey found that 15 people were interested in articles about local music events, while 7 wanted reviews and only a few liked articles on new albums. As a result, the magazine will focus on reviews and local events coverage. A few respondents also liked the idea of giveaways and audience reviews, which will be a main feature. Overall, it seems most respondents did not regularly buy music magazines.
Analysing survey 2
The document discusses the results of a survey about magazine design. The survey provided useful information to help decide colors, number of people on the cover, price, and other design elements for a music magazine. The majority of respondents preferred red and green for the background color and thought £4 was an appropriate price. They also indicated a preference for one person on the cover rather than multiple people. The survey responses will help inform decisions across various aspects of designing the magazine.
Survey Results
The document discusses a survey conducted to understand public opinions on magazines and music tastes. It describes the 7 questions asked in the survey distributed through social media. The results showed that most respondents were in the target 14-20 age range and preferred rock music. Respondents indicated a preference for music magazine interviews and weekly versus monthly issues. The top masthead name choice from respondents matched the author's selection. The survey provided useful feedback for the production of the author's planned rock music magazine.
Task 7
1) The questionnaire results showed that the respondent's understanding of the target audience for an alternative rock magazine matches the creator's vision. Specifically, the majority listened to rock/alternative music and favored magazines like Kerrang that covered modern rock genres.
2) However, it was surprising to learn that most respondents spend money on music (tickets, magazines) less than once a month, indicating they may not regularly purchase a weekly magazine.
3) Moving forward, the creator plans to keep the same target audience and genre focus but will ensure the magazine costs less to better suit the spending habits of respondents and fill a gap in the market for this audience.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to inform the planning of a new music magazine. The research asked questions about the target audience's demographics, music preferences, buying habits, and desired magazine content. Key results showed that the target audience is mostly male, ages 16-17, prefers rock music, associates certain colors and fonts with the genre, and wants to see more band interviews and images in magazines. This information will be used to design a magazine with relevant content that appeals to the target demographic, including adopting preferred colors, fonts, artists, and incorporating more visuals and interviews. The research ensures the magazine will attract its intended readership.
Music magazine research questionnaire results 2
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a target audience of males and females aged 16-26 about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Black, red, and grey were the most popular colors for a rock music magazine.
- Most respondents would pay £2-3 for a magazine and want it published monthly.
- Popular bands mentioned were Oasis and Arctic Monkeys.
- Exclusive interviews and information on new music downloads were popular content ideas.
- Magazines are mostly bought at supermarkets.
Survey Results Analysis
This document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help determine the focus and content of a new music magazine. The opening question asked respondents to choose their preferred music genre, with "pop" being the most popular choice at 59 out of 63 responses. However, the author decided to focus the magazine on "indie" music instead as a challenge. The survey also provided useful insights about including a variety of artists, featuring reader opinions, and focusing social media coverage around Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Overall, the survey helped inform many of the magazine's design decisions.
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- 1. Masthead Feedback summarisation Overall I believe that my feedback was very helpful in allowing me to identify what was good and bad about the mastheads I had displayed. Mainly the feedback was positive with suggestions on what I can do to improve these ideas of what masthead I’m going to use in my music magazine. They also generalised these suggestions on what they thought would be better for the genre of rap music. Mostly the feedback was based from opinion, what they like and the don’t like. In the variety of things that were said most offered things such as ‘interesting’ or ‘could be bolder’ or ‘could use a different colour’. For my final decision I have chosen the third masthead out of three as that was the one that I took a liking to, as well as those who gave me the feedback, by majority vote. The only thing that was criticized was the size of the masthead which can be changed, but generally I like how bold the title is, another thing that I think could be changed about this masthead is that It needs a border around it. This would be to make it look more sleek and less dull or boring.