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This document is a 10 question survey about preferences for a hypothetical rock music magazine. It asks about pricing options, whether to advertise bands or artists, the preferred gender and color scheme for the front cover, examples of rock genres and bands, the target age range of readers, and common content like new artists, concerts and fashion. It also asks how many friends the respondent has that enjoy rock music. The questions cover basic considerations for launching and designing a magazine focused on rock music genre topics.
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Rock magazines contain information about albums, concerts, and interviews with rock stars and use dark colors and edgy designs to appeal to their younger audience aged 15-24. Classical magazines have been around the longest and are often read by older individuals aged 45-60+ to seem intelligent, focusing on artist interviews and anniversaries. R&B magazines, covering genres like old school, hip hop and soul, provide exclusive interview content for readers aged 18-30. Pop music magazines, the most widely known, discuss celebrity gossip and charts for their audience of 16-32 year olds.
Questionnaire analysis
From a survey of their target audience, the document's author learned:
1) Most people read magazines monthly or never, so they will distribute their magazine monthly.
2) Indie rock was the most commonly preferred music genre.
3) Arctic Monkeys and Oasis were the most popular artists, so they will feature them, but not Beyoncé who is outside their genre.
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