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The document contains the results from a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine reading habits. The questionnaire asked about music genres, how people buy music, what magazines they read, how they learn about new music, and what content they look for in magazines. The results showed that alternative, pop, and hip hop were the most popular music genres. Most people buy music online rather than physical formats like CDs. NME was the most commonly read music magazine. People typically learn about new music through radio or television and are most interested in news, interviews, and gig information in magazines.
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- The target audience is half male and half female, aged 20 years old on average.
- They purchase magazines monthly but do not read them frequently.
- They are most interested in magazines covering rock and indie-rock music genres that feature musicians on the cover and interviews.
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Market research survey results (section b)
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey about music preferences which will help the author create a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 16-20, college students who prefer rock and indie music. They listen to music on portable devices and download it from the internet or iTunes. Respondents preferred the color scheme of red, white and black and actively seek new music every day. This information will guide the magazine's content, design, distribution, and advertising.
AS Media Studies Magazine Project Audience Research
75% of people polled agreed that music is an important part of their life, especially for youth aged 17-21. However, 65% do not read music magazines, citing high costs. Most listen to 1-2 hours of music per day via MP3 files. When asked about music magazine preferences, Metal Hammer was the most popular choice, showing the targeted audience has affinity for rock and metal genres. Overall, the survey provided guidance on the design and content of a new music magazine for this demographic.
Survey evaluation
- The survey aimed to determine what types of music and bands readers liked most in order to help design a music magazine.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-19 years old, so the magazine should target that age range.
- Rock and metal were overwhelmingly the most popular genres among respondents.
- The most important features in a magazine according to respondents were content and interviews.
- Most respondents did not currently read other music magazines.
Questionaire analysis
This is an analysis of my questionnaire, it shows the results of 94 people's answers and I have applied this to the content and information in my magazine.
Market Research: Music Magazine
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target demographic is 15-20 year olds, with rock, indie, and electronic music most popular genres.
- Social media and YouTube are primary ways readers find new music, rather than magazines.
- Readers would be encouraged to buy if the magazine included free extras like posters, and had exclusive content like new artist features.
Survey analysis
The survey analyzed magazine preferences to help design a new magazine. Key findings:
- The majority of respondents were male, suggesting a magazine targeted towards females.
- Younger audiences aged 16-20 were most common, indicating content should suit their interests in genres like pop and indie music, artists like Sam Smith and Rihanna, and exclusives.
- Monthly publication was preferred by most, allowing time for production while keeping older issues available.
- While many access music online, over half would still buy a physical copy if sponsored by a streaming service, a partnership to pursue.
- Most readers favored the original print copy over digital subscriptions, but online options could still be considered.
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- 1. Questionnaire results Research for music magazine
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- 3. How do you buy your music? Question two Itunes Limewire CDs Tapes The results from my questionnaire there is a clear indication that the majority of people today purchase their music from online resources. This has made a big impact in cds or tapes as more people are using computers and find it more easy to buy and keep their music on computers or laptops. This we help me in my magazine to advertise music for people who use technology and when or where they can purchase the latest albums/singles.
- 4. What magazines do you read? Question three NME KERRANG Classical Fm MOJO Pop Rolling Stones This pie charts shows what type of magazine they would usually or would like to read, from this it shows that NME was the most popular magazine our of the others which suggest they like the format and style of the magazine. This helps me with the colours scheme of my magazine and the type of music I shall base my magazine on
- 5. How do you find out about new albums or music singles? Question four Magazines Television Radio Fan-sites Myspace/internet The pie chart shows how people find information about music and where they are most likely to receive it. The chart shows that radio or television advertisement are most popular in helping audience into receiving information. This can help by improving that magazines can advertise and show readers a clear way into showing them in a feature specially for new music and what or where to buy.
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