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The document contains a mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music, target 15-25 year olds with 70% female readership, and provide information on up-and-coming bands, concert listings, and reviews. The magazine will have a glossy finish and cost £1, be sold in music and retail stores, and have a companion website. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to music regularly and enjoys fashion and downloading music to phones/devices.
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Questionaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and opinions on a hypothetical music magazine. Key findings include:
- 70% of respondents were female and 30% male.
- Pop was the most popular music genre at 60% followed by indie at 20% and rock also at 20%.
- 60% of respondents preferred the masthead "Vinyl" for the magazine.
- All respondents used music applications like iTunes or Spotify.
- 90% would pay £1.00-£1.70 for the magazine.
- Respondents were interested in associated websites and media platforms.
- 50% would be encouraged to buy if a single male artist was
Mood board and mission statement
Finnley Gough-Timothy's rock music magazine will provide insights into the rock music industry for 15-20 year olds, primarily male audiences. The monthly magazine will feature both current and classic rock bands through first-person interviews, album and concert reviews, and the latest trends in the rock community. The mission is to give readers inside knowledge and up-to-date information on their favorite bands through in-depth interviews and reviews.
Mood board
1) The document is a mood board for a proposed indie music magazine aimed at 15-24 year olds, who are predominantly (60%) male.
2) The magazine will provide information about niche bands and live music events to increase readers' knowledge and discuss genres of music.
3) It will also feature photographs and quotes from artists to engage readers and inspire them through coverage of niche music, fashion, and interests.
Emilys survey anaylsis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that alternative and indie music were most popular, and that people preferred purchasing a magazine monthly for £3.50. Most listened to music on YouTube and were students aged 15-20. The survey results will inform the content and design of a new music magazine.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 16-20 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Indie and rock music were the most popular genres among respondents.
- The majority read music magazines either yearly or never.
- Most would pay £2-2.99 for a magazine.
- Kerrang! was the most popular existing magazine brand.
- Respondents are attracted most to eye-catching images and bold headlines.
- The survey showed mixed interest in articles about artists' music versus personal lives.
Charts
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed music magazine called "Heartbeat". Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on pop and rock music genres based on the interests of the target audience, which is mostly female students between 16-24 years old.
- It will be published monthly both in print and online, and sold for £2.99 in supermarkets to be affordable for students.
- The content will include articles, interviews, concert and festival reviews alongside posters, freebies, and discount codes related to music.
- Reader profiles show they are music and film enthusiasts who enjoy traveling and shopping on a budget.
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Questionaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and opinions on a hypothetical music magazine. Key findings include:
- 70% of respondents were female and 30% male.
- Pop was the most popular music genre at 60% followed by indie at 20% and rock also at 20%.
- 60% of respondents preferred the masthead "Vinyl" for the magazine.
- All respondents used music applications like iTunes or Spotify.
- 90% would pay £1.00-£1.70 for the magazine.
- Respondents were interested in associated websites and media platforms.
- 50% would be encouraged to buy if a single male artist was
Mood board and mission statement
Finnley Gough-Timothy's rock music magazine will provide insights into the rock music industry for 15-20 year olds, primarily male audiences. The monthly magazine will feature both current and classic rock bands through first-person interviews, album and concert reviews, and the latest trends in the rock community. The mission is to give readers inside knowledge and up-to-date information on their favorite bands through in-depth interviews and reviews.
Mood board
1) The document is a mood board for a proposed indie music magazine aimed at 15-24 year olds, who are predominantly (60%) male.
2) The magazine will provide information about niche bands and live music events to increase readers' knowledge and discuss genres of music.
3) It will also feature photographs and quotes from artists to engage readers and inspire them through coverage of niche music, fashion, and interests.
Emilys survey anaylsis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that alternative and indie music were most popular, and that people preferred purchasing a magazine monthly for £3.50. Most listened to music on YouTube and were students aged 15-20. The survey results will inform the content and design of a new music magazine.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 16-20 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Indie and rock music were the most popular genres among respondents.
- The majority read music magazines either yearly or never.
- Most would pay £2-2.99 for a magazine.
- Kerrang! was the most popular existing magazine brand.
- Respondents are attracted most to eye-catching images and bold headlines.
- The survey showed mixed interest in articles about artists' music versus personal lives.
Charts
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed music magazine called "Heartbeat". Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on pop and rock music genres based on the interests of the target audience, which is mostly female students between 16-24 years old.
- It will be published monthly both in print and online, and sold for £2.99 in supermarkets to be affordable for students.
- The content will include articles, interviews, concert and festival reviews alongside posters, freebies, and discount codes related to music.
- Reader profiles show they are music and film enthusiasts who enjoy traveling and shopping on a budget.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Market survey results
Millie Baker conducted a market survey to inform the target audience, content, and style of a new music magazine. The survey found that:
- The target age range is 15-44, with indie/alternative, R&B, and pop as the most popular music genres.
- Most respondents were female, but the magazine will aim to appeal to both genders.
- People typically buy music on iTunes and listen on their iPhone/iPod or YouTube, so the magazine could highlight top iTunes songs and have a mobile app.
- Respondents preferred magazines like Q that cover multiple genres and are willing to pay £3-4 for the magazine monthly.
Market survey results
Millie Baker conducted a market survey to inform the development of a new music magazine. The survey found that:
- The target age range is 15-44, though most respondents were 17 and under.
- While more females responded, the magazine will aim to appeal to both genders.
- Indie/alternative music is most popular, but the magazine will cover a variety of genres like rock, pop, and R&B.
- Listeners prefer to get music from iTunes and listen on their phones or YouTube, so the magazine may be available as an app.
- Respondents would pay £3-4 for the magazine and want it released monthly.
Audience Profile
The target audience for the NME (New Musical Express) magazine is males aged 17-30 who make up 63% of readers, and females aged 17-30 who are 37% of readers. The median age of readers is 25 and the magazine advertises music gigs that this age group would attend. Most readers are from middle-class socioeconomic backgrounds. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers are interested in both new and older music featured in celebrity profiles to identify with cover stars and escape reality by engaging with the magazine. Per Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the target readership mainly seeks social change as explorers influenced by categories beyond just music covered in the magazine. The stereotypical reader is described as a
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Audience research
- The respondent conducted a survey among UK music magazine audiences, primarily classmates aged 16-24, to learn about their preferences
- The majority of respondents were female who preferred a printed magazine focused on pop music, including interviews and reviews of both new and established artists
- Most respondents said they sometimes or do not buy music magazines but would pay £2-3 and are interested in attending concerts discussed in the magazine
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
Market research results
The market research results show that the target audience for a new music magazine should be 16-30 year olds who listen to music everyday, especially indie music. They typically access music through their phones and illegal downloads. While few currently read music magazines, focusing content on music discovery and phone/streaming apps could attract more younger readers. Concert listings should also be included but not extensive as most respondents rarely attend live shows.
My reader profile
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that most respondents were female between the ages of 16-21 who preferred pop music. They buy 1-2 magazines per week and would prefer a music magazine that publishes monthly with articles over 500 words. The most popular music magazines reported were NME and Billboard, so a new magazine should have a similar format to appeal to this target audience.
Audience Research
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to determine the target readership and content for a new music magazine. The research found that the magazine should target females aged 16-20, focus on pop music, include articles about concerts and festivals, and be priced at £1.50 to attract the majority of readers who prefer to buy magazines weekly.
Anysis of results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The majority of respondents were between 16-20 years old, but the target audience will be 18-21 year olds who have more disposable income. Most respondents would spend up to £5 on a magazine, and current music magazines cost between £2-£4. While most respondents do not currently read music magazines, there is an opportunity for a new magazine focused on unsigned artists. The magazine will be released monthly and will focus on new music, unsigned artists, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals.
Summary of questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 females aged 15-20 about music magazines and pop music. Most listened to artists like Rihanna, One Direction, and Lady Gaga. Respondents said lyrics and pop genre image attract them. Most would pay £1-2 for a magazine, so the magazine should aim to be in that price range. Features on upcoming gigs, fashion, gossip and artists would attract readers, as would competitions and gifts. Interviews and large artist images would also attract readers to the magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
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- The target audience will be females aged 16-18 based on respondent demographics.
- The magazine will focus on indie music festivals, fashion, and artists like Rihanna, The Script, and Jessie J.
- The main color scheme will be blue, white, or black to look clean and simple.
- The magazine will be published monthly and cost £2 to appeal to readers with different price preferences.
- It will include competitions, prizes, pictures, and catchy headings to engage readers.
Pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed monthly print magazine called "THE PITCH" focusing on indie music. Key details include:
- The title refers to both the musical term "pitch" and pitching content to readers.
- The magazine will cover all subgenres of indie music and associated culture.
- It will be published monthly to appeal to readers who prefer monthly magazines and ensure quality over quantity or outdated content.
- The cover price of £4.99 was selected to be affordable for the target middle-class audience and provide fair value for the monthly content.
Media pitch final
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Media pitch final
The document outlines plans for a new dance music magazine. It discusses choosing the name "beatz" or "relentless", a biweekly publication schedule at a price of £2.45, and a colorful style sheet. The magazine will provide up-to-date information on the dance music industry, new artists, concerts, festivals, interviews and competitions in an accessible, easy to read layout. The target readership includes males and females aged 16-30 who enjoy dance music and spend on music, concerts, and clothes.
Prelimenary task
The document provides details about a proposed indie music magazine, including:
1) The genre chosen is indie based on the music the creator listens to and magazines that inspired them like Kerrang and Q.
2) The target audience is mainly males aged 16-24 who aspire to dress and act like indie bands and would go to pubs and gigs.
3) Key elements that will be included are a front cover, contents page, article spread, and barcode/price to support magazine conventions.
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The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Market survey results
Millie Baker conducted a market survey to inform the target audience, content, and style of a new music magazine. The survey found that:
- The target age range is 15-44, with indie/alternative, R&B, and pop as the most popular music genres.
- Most respondents were female, but the magazine will aim to appeal to both genders.
- People typically buy music on iTunes and listen on their iPhone/iPod or YouTube, so the magazine could highlight top iTunes songs and have a mobile app.
- Respondents preferred magazines like Q that cover multiple genres and are willing to pay £3-4 for the magazine monthly.
Market survey results
Millie Baker conducted a market survey to inform the development of a new music magazine. The survey found that:
- The target age range is 15-44, though most respondents were 17 and under.
- While more females responded, the magazine will aim to appeal to both genders.
- Indie/alternative music is most popular, but the magazine will cover a variety of genres like rock, pop, and R&B.
- Listeners prefer to get music from iTunes and listen on their phones or YouTube, so the magazine may be available as an app.
- Respondents would pay £3-4 for the magazine and want it released monthly.
Audience Profile
The target audience for the NME (New Musical Express) magazine is males aged 17-30 who make up 63% of readers, and females aged 17-30 who are 37% of readers. The median age of readers is 25 and the magazine advertises music gigs that this age group would attend. Most readers are from middle-class socioeconomic backgrounds. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers are interested in both new and older music featured in celebrity profiles to identify with cover stars and escape reality by engaging with the magazine. Per Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the target readership mainly seeks social change as explorers influenced by categories beyond just music covered in the magazine. The stereotypical reader is described as a
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The document discusses the target audience for a magazine called Violet Noise. The target audience is females and males aged 16-25 who are interested in music, fashion, festivals, and social media. Specifically, it aims to attract the "Trendies" and "Townies" audience tribes as they are influenced by the latest music, trends and fashion. The magazine will feature music artists, festival information, trends and photography to appeal to this young, trend-focused demographic.
Audience research
- The respondent conducted a survey among UK music magazine audiences, primarily classmates aged 16-24, to learn about their preferences
- The majority of respondents were female who preferred a printed magazine focused on pop music, including interviews and reviews of both new and established artists
- Most respondents said they sometimes or do not buy music magazines but would pay £2-3 and are interested in attending concerts discussed in the magazine
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
Market research results
The market research results show that the target audience for a new music magazine should be 16-30 year olds who listen to music everyday, especially indie music. They typically access music through their phones and illegal downloads. While few currently read music magazines, focusing content on music discovery and phone/streaming apps could attract more younger readers. Concert listings should also be included but not extensive as most respondents rarely attend live shows.
My reader profile
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that most respondents were female between the ages of 16-21 who preferred pop music. They buy 1-2 magazines per week and would prefer a music magazine that publishes monthly with articles over 500 words. The most popular music magazines reported were NME and Billboard, so a new magazine should have a similar format to appeal to this target audience.
Audience Research
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to determine the target readership and content for a new music magazine. The research found that the magazine should target females aged 16-20, focus on pop music, include articles about concerts and festivals, and be priced at £1.50 to attract the majority of readers who prefer to buy magazines weekly.
Anysis of results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The majority of respondents were between 16-20 years old, but the target audience will be 18-21 year olds who have more disposable income. Most respondents would spend up to £5 on a magazine, and current music magazines cost between £2-£4. While most respondents do not currently read music magazines, there is an opportunity for a new magazine focused on unsigned artists. The magazine will be released monthly and will focus on new music, unsigned artists, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals.
Summary of questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 females aged 15-20 about music magazines and pop music. Most listened to artists like Rihanna, One Direction, and Lady Gaga. Respondents said lyrics and pop genre image attract them. Most would pay £1-2 for a magazine, so the magazine should aim to be in that price range. Features on upcoming gigs, fashion, gossip and artists would attract readers, as would competitions and gifts. Interviews and large artist images would also attract readers to the magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design an indie music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be females aged 16-18 based on respondent demographics.
- The magazine will focus on indie music festivals, fashion, and artists like Rihanna, The Script, and Jessie J.
- The main color scheme will be blue, white, or black to look clean and simple.
- The magazine will be published monthly and cost £2 to appeal to readers with different price preferences.
- It will include competitions, prizes, pictures, and catchy headings to engage readers.
Pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed monthly print magazine called "THE PITCH" focusing on indie music. Key details include:
- The title refers to both the musical term "pitch" and pitching content to readers.
- The magazine will cover all subgenres of indie music and associated culture.
- It will be published monthly to appeal to readers who prefer monthly magazines and ensure quality over quantity or outdated content.
- The cover price of £4.99 was selected to be affordable for the target middle-class audience and provide fair value for the monthly content.
Media pitch final
The document discusses plans for a new dance music magazine. It will be called either "beatz" or "relentless" and focus on the dance music genre. It will have a colorful design with vibrant colors and distinctive fonts. The magazine will be published every two weeks and cost £2.45. It aims to provide up-to-date information on the dance music industry and emerging artists in an accessible and easy to read layout. The target readership includes both male and female 16-30 year olds who enjoy dance music and spend their money on music, concerts, and clothes.
Media pitch final
The document outlines plans for a new dance music magazine. It discusses choosing the name "beatz" or "relentless", a biweekly publication schedule at a price of £2.45, and a colorful style sheet. The magazine will provide up-to-date information on the dance music industry, new artists, concerts, festivals, interviews and competitions in an accessible, easy to read layout. The target readership includes males and females aged 16-30 who enjoy dance music and spend on music, concerts, and clothes.
Prelimenary task
The document provides details about a proposed indie music magazine, including:
1) The genre chosen is indie based on the music the creator listens to and magazines that inspired them like Kerrang and Q.
2) The target audience is mainly males aged 16-24 who aspire to dress and act like indie bands and would go to pubs and gigs.
3) Key elements that will be included are a front cover, contents page, article spread, and barcode/price to support magazine conventions.
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The document discusses strategies for attracting and engaging a target audience for a music magazine. It aims its content at males aged 16-25 by featuring artists and topics relevant to their lives. It promotes the magazine on the internet to reach more people in this tech-savvy demographic. The cover uses an image portraying the desires and struggles of teenagers. Attention-grabbing language and free gifts are used to entice readers. Repetitive branding and a variety of models representing the audience are employed across pages. Articles portray artists as truthful and relatable to build trust with readers.
Question 6
The document discusses the technologies used to construct a music magazine. It describes using Adobe InDesign to create the magazine layout, and Adobe Photoshop to edit images. A digital camera was used to take high quality photos for the magazine. Blogger was used to document the production process. Prezi was utilized to present research and evaluations in an engaging visual format. PowerPoint was employed to simply display target audience survey results. Overall, the internet served as a foundation, allowing access to applications and facilitating research.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection.
3) Most listeners spent 1-2 hours per day listening to music.
4) The majority preferred downloading music digitally over physical copies.
5) Respondents were willing to pay £1-2 for the magazine, which is a standard music magazine price.
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Question 3 media
Bauer would be the preferred media institution to distribute the magazine because they have 80 brands reaching 19 million people, and have experience developing magazines into multi-platform brands by leveraging various media. Bauer's focus on developing personal relationships with engaged audiences would help the magazine Shuffle reach its full potential. Alternatively, Frontline could distribute the magazine since they distribute over 160 titles including many top sellers in the UK, and have a positive public image through their fundraising efforts.
Mission Statement and Mood Board
Cameron Vaughan aims to create a magazine that caters to 16-25 year olds with balanced gender ratio and focuses on lesser known, independent artists rather than mainstream music. The monthly glossy publication will provide interviews, news, and discussions from multiple perspectives to explore artists' music, clothing, personalities, and how they influence readers. It will feature indie rock and alternative genres to appeal to fans with varied musical tastes seeking escape through music.
Question 5 media studies
To attract their target young audience, the magazine takes inspiration from other popular youth magazines like Q in its style and tone. It uses an eye-catching vibrant masthead and colorful layout with images relevant to music fans. The cover features a casual photo of singer Kieran to appeal to the magazine's mainly female readers. Inside, the contents page highlights features of interest like an interview with Rihanna and promotes the magazine's multi-platform content. An article about singer Kieran uses an informal first-person interview style to discuss his career struggles and upcoming work in a way that will interest and relate to readers.
Question 6
In constructing a music magazine, the author used several software programs, including Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Blogger. InDesign was used to layout the magazine pages, which the author initially found challenging but became easier with practice. Blogger was used to track the author's progress and share work. Photoshop was also used to edit images, though the author initially struggled with its tools but improved with practice at removing backgrounds. PowerPoint and Prezi were additionally used to present work, with Prezi allowing a creative presentation of large amounts of work. A laptop and internet were essential for research and completing tasks using various programs.
Music magazine questionnaire
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Emily Thomas conducted market research to determine the target audience, genre, and content for a new music magazine. She surveyed participants of different ages, genders, occupations, and music preferences. Most respondents were 15-20 years old, female students who listen to indie/alternative and pop music. They preferred to find band news on Twitter and in magazines and purchase music on iTunes or through downloads. Most read Q magazine and were willing to pay £1-3 for a magazine. Therefore, the new magazine will target 15-25 year olds, focus on pop and rock music, take design cues from Q magazine, and sell for £1-3 to attract an audience that rarely buys music magazines.
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The document discusses research conducted for a magazine focused on 1980s music. A survey of 50 people ages 16-60 found that most listen to 1980s music regularly and are fans of the retro genre. The research also showed that £1.80 would be an appropriate price point for the magazine, as most respondents had £36-45 in monthly disposable income. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on band and gig reviews, as these were the most popular content among respondents.
Target Audience Research
The document summarizes information about three music magazines:
- NME targets men aged 17-30, with 73% male readers and an average age of 25. Most readers feel music is important and listen to indie music.
- Q targets both genders aged 16-35, with a focus on lavish photography, in-depth reporting, and humor. Readers are more likely to influence others' choices and have high disposable incomes.
- Rolling Stone targets adults 18-30, with most readers being male, single, and aged 18-24. It has a racially diverse audience that reflects its broad appeal.
Target audience research slideshare
This document summarizes key details about three music magazines:
- NME is the longest-running music magazine targeted at men aged 17-30. It has a 73% male readership that it wants to make equal between genders. Most readers are students or work full/part-time.
- Q magazine focuses on in-depth reporting, photography and humor. It targets both genders aged 16-35 and has a more mature, professional style. Most readers are ABC1 socioeconomic class with disposable income.
- Rolling Stone targets adults aged 18-30. It has a 59% male readership with most readers being 18-24 years old and single or employed. It has a racially diverse audience across
Target Audience Research
NME is a weekly music magazine in the UK that primarily targets men aged 17-30. It has a readership that is 73% male. The average reader is 25 years old. Most readers feel music is important and listen to indie/guitar bands. Over half of readers are students or work part-time. Most readers feel NME gives them what they want from a music magazine.
Q magazine focuses on in-depth music reporting, photography and humor. It targets both men and women aged 16-35. Most readers have high incomes and influence purchasing decisions of others. It profiles major artists and new phenomena.
Rolling Stone magazine has around 12,000 readers who are mostly male between 18-30
Mission statement & target audience profile
Presidential is a music magazine focused on the hip-hop genre. It aims to promote both established and up-and-coming artists while challenging stereotypes about the genre. The target audience is 15-25 year olds who are passionate about hip-hop music and the culture. They use music to express themselves and enjoy sharing new music with friends. Presidential will provide news, reviews, interviews and competitions to engage and entertain readers each month both in print and online.
Mission statement media
La Pop" is a new music magazine aimed at women ages 17-24. It will feature popular female artists like Jessie J, Katy Perry, and Little Mix who appeal to young audiences. The magazine will cover music, fashion, celebrity gossip, and more to keep readers interested each month. It will be available in stores and online through subscriptions to give readers early access to concert tickets and videos. The goal is to celebrate empowering women in music and inspire readers through profiles of successful artists.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
The document discusses the target audience for an indie rock magazine. The target age range is 16-25, as this demographic has an active lifestyle that includes attending concerts and festivals. Both males and females are targeted, as indie rock appeals to both genders. The target audience is middle class students and sociable people who enjoy an eventful lifestyle, attending live music events, and following artists on social media. The magazine aims to engage this audience through contests and offers rather than targeting a specific ethnicity.
Proposal
The author proposes a new pop-rock music magazine that will be published monthly, target an audience of 20-34 year olds, and include a variety of articles and reviews of new and classic artists. It will be distributed by Bauer Media Group, which publishes similar magazines. To engage readers between issues, the magazine will use social media platforms and offer a radio station, competitions to win prizes like iPods, and free song downloads from iTunes. The goal is to provide an entertaining and informative magazine for fans of pop-rock music.
Audienceprofile+ahmed
The document discusses research conducted to define the target audience for a new hip hop/rap magazine. Surveys were distributed on social media and forums asking questions about respondents' demographics, music interests, and consumption habits. The results showed the target audience is primarily male, aged 16-19, interested in hip hop/rap music and culture. They listen to many hours of music each week but are less likely to purchase albums, instead downloading illegally. Most read other hip hop magazines and their parents are employed, indicating potential to purchase the new magazine.
My pitch
Briar-Rose Wilding proposes launching a pop music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds of both genders. She conducted research including surveys and focus groups to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. The magazine will include articles on popular artists, news, interviews, posters and charts. It will use bright colors, images and other conventions of pop music magazines. The first issue will feature stories on One Direction and new artists. The informal but sometimes formal tone aims to represent her target audience. She believes the magazine will succeed by providing inclusive content for both genders at an affordable price.
Music survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the music magazine is teenagers aged 15-20, with a focus on female readers. Most listeners prefer R&B music but the magazine will focus on rock and indie genres. Readers primarily consume music through internet sites or on their iPods. They buy music mostly through downloads or by ordering CDs online. Very few readers currently buy music magazines, so the new magazine will need a unique format. It will draw inspiration from the successful NME magazine. The magazine should include information on recent and famous music gigs to engage readers who sometimes or very often attend live shows.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for an indie/alternative music magazine. The target audience is identified as 16-25 year olds, both male and female, as this age group is most likely exploring this genre of music. Two example audience profiles are provided, both of which are interested in new artists, interviews, and details about gigs/touring. Both profiles think £2-3 would be a reasonable price for a 90 page magazine. Market research found that this age group prefers a simplistic, minimal design with bold colors and styles that showcase up-and-coming artists not yet mainstream.
Evaluation of my questionnaires
1) The document describes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that R&B was the most popular genre, most readers were female, and £3 was the preferred price point.
2) Key topics readers wanted included new music information, advertisements, and images. Magazines and friends were cited as the main sources people use to discover new music.
3) Based on the survey results, the magazine will target 20-30 year olds, feature an R&B genre with a two-color color scheme, and include updated music information, advertisements, and images to appeal to readers.
Evaluation 4 final
The document discusses the target audience for a pop music magazine. The target audience is 16-23 year olds, both male and female. This age group is heavily influenced by music and it plays a large role in their lives through relaxing, studying, and socializing. They are currently students in college or university. The magazine will feature both male and female artists to appeal to both genders. Popular music genres like those of Rihanna, Justin Bieber, and Ed Sheeran will be featured to attract the target demographic.
Sophie Angus Unit 13 LO2
The document contains planning and pitching details for two print-based music magazines, including mind maps, masthead ideas, target audiences, and graphic layout proposals. For the first magazine called "EXCLUSIVE", the target audience is 15-24 year olds, the genre is eclectic music from different time periods, and the graphic layout proposals include a simple bold front cover and double page interview spread. For the second magazine, the color theme is black, white, red and gold, the target audience is slightly broader at 15-30 years old, and the genre is also eclectic music to attract different types of readers. Both magazines aim to educate audiences about music from various eras through their content and choice of artists
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about folk music. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25, as this age group is starting to explore different musical genres beyond contemporary artists. While folk music listeners tend to be older, the author wants to expose younger people to both new and classic folk music. Content will include artist reviews, interviews, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals. Styling and layout decisions were made keeping this target audience in mind, with a relaxed, natural aesthetic inspired by bohemian fashion.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
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research analysis
- The questionnaire respondents were mostly aged 16-20, which is the target age group for the magazine.
- The most popular music genre was pop, so the magazine will focus on pop music.
- Most respondents said they would buy a music magazine monthly, so the magazine will be published monthly.
- £3 was the most popular price point mentioned, so the magazine will be priced at £3.
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This document contains planning and pitching materials for a print-based music magazine, including:
1. Mind maps and masthead ideas for two potential magazine titles, focusing on genre, target audience, and branding.
2. Mood boards and inspiration sources exploring font styles, inclusion of both classic and modern music, and use of bold colors.
3. Target audience analysis drawing from Q Magazine and considering demographics, psychographics, and socioeconomic factors to profile 15-30 year old readers.
4. Draft layouts of the magazine's front cover and double page spread, comparing to Q Magazine's style.
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- 1. Mission Statement and Mood Board. Alice Kent.
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