The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of 16-18 year olds for a rock music magazine. Key findings include that interviews, charts, and reviews would appeal to readers. The popular band Fallout Boy could be featured. About half of respondents had jobs and could afford to spend £1-£1.29 on the magazine. The magazine should include activities readers enjoy, like music. Issues like unclear questions mean the results must be interpreted carefully. The magazine will target 16-18 year old white British females to challenge gender stereotypes, with features like a light red color and a mixed gender band on the cover.
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Conclusion:
My questionnaire andgraphsshowme thatall of the people whoaskedmyquestionnaire were
aroundthe agesof 16-18, whichisan advantage as the targetaudience thatI washopingto aimmy
magazine ataround thisage group. This isbeneficialasthe resultswouldbe aclearerreflectionof
whatpeople inthisage range want ina magazine.Byknowingthisinformation,Iamable to take it
intoaccount and learnmore aboutwhat mytarget audience wantfromthisgenre.
For example, inmyquestionnaire andpie chart,the reviewsshow thatthingssuchasexclusive
interviewswouldappeal tothem,asall of the people whoansweredagreedwiththis.Alsothe
answerstoquestion10 (regardingwhatarticlespeoplewouldexpecttosee inmy magazine) shows
that the people whoIsurveyedwouldexpecttosee interviews,chartsandreviews.Also,other
informationsuchasthe kindsof artiststhat theywouldexpecttosee isan advantage forme as the
majorityof people whoansweredsaidthe band“FalloutBoy”isa popularbandthat is associated
and knownwithinthisgenre.Therefore,whenIproduce mymagazine Ican use thisband as a cover
line orstrapline asI knowfromthe resultsthat theyare well-known,somore people wouldbe
enticedtopurchase it.
Also,questionssuchasaskingthe people gettingsurveyedif theyhave ajobornot has made me
understandmore aboutthe targetaudience thatI’mrepresenting,asthe graph andtallychart
showsthat half of the people whoIinterviewedhadajob,whichmeansthattheywill have a
disposable income tospendonmymagazine.Althoughonthe otherhand,half of the people who
were askedsaidthattheydidn’thave a job.Thisshowsthat the price of the magazine cannotbe too
cheapor too overpriced,asIwant my targetaudience tobe willingandable tobuythe magazine but
alsobearinginmindto not have the price toolow.Question14, whichisbasedonhow muchpeople
are preparedtopay,gave me a clearerindicationasto how muchI would price mymagazine,asthe
majorityof people saidthattheywouldideallyspendaround£1-£1.29.
Also,otherquestionshave givenme amore specifictargetaudience torepresent.Forexample,
questionssuchaswhatactivitiespeople usuallycarryoutintheirspare time wouldbe relevantasI
can incorporate the activitiesintomygenre to make itmore appealing.Thiscouldbe done byusing
the example of peopleinmysurveystatingthattheylistentomusic,soI coulduse thisinformation
by includingitinmymagazine inthe formof a coverline.Eg:The toprock charts.
The resultsforquestionssuchaswhy people donotpurchase magazineswouldalsohelpme to
representaspecifictargetaudience,forexample:some of the people,whogotsurveyed,answered
sayingthat theydonot purchase thembecause theyare boring.Thistellsme thatI wouldneedto
add featuressuchascovermountsandbuzzwordsto excite them.The resultsalsoshow how people
stereotypicallyview the rockgenre.Forexample,question11(whichisbasedonthe coloursthat are
associatedwiththisgenre) showsthatthe majorityof peoplesaidthatrediswhat theyfeel isthe
mostappropriate fora rock magazine.
2. Also,question15showsthat the majorityof people feel thatarock magazine shouldbe published
eithermonthlyorweekly.Thiscouldbe because itisnota verypopulargenre at the momentbutis
currentlygrowing.
The thingsthat wentwronginmy questionnaire includedvague,unclearandevenunanswered
questionswhichhave affectedthe validityof myresults.Forexample,some of the qualitative
questionsthatpeople hadtoanswerwere eitherleftunansweredornoanswerat all,thissuggests
that the questionnaire wasnotfeasible.Thiscouldhave beenbecause of the time atwhichwe
surveyedpeople wasduringatwentyminute breaktime period,whichleadtopeople rushingand
not thinkingabouttheiranswersclearly.
Also,anotherthingthatwentwrongwas thatI realisedthatmyquestionnairewasnotclearenough.
For example,peoplewere addingmore thanone answer,sowhenthe time came totallymy resultsI
was unsure asto whichanswerI wouldrecord,soI endeduphavingtochoose the firstanswerthat
theywrote.
CurrentlyIam planningtorepresentmytargetaudience byaimingmymagazine as16-18 yearolds.
In termsof ethnicity,Iwill be aimingmymagazine atwhite Britishpeople,asstereotypicallythe
majorityof these people listentorockmusicmore thanany otherethnicity.Forgender,Iwill be
targetingfemalesdespite myquestionnaire resultsshowingthatpeopleare usedtorock musicbeing
targetedspecificallyatmalesorbothgenders.Bytakingthisstep,Iam challengingstereotypesof
rock musicpredominantlybeingtargetedatmales.There isagap in the marketfor youngwhite
femaleswhoare interestedinthisgenre.
FeaturesthatI am planningtoinclude inmymagazine are a redcolouredmastheadasin myresults,
thiscolouris associatedwiththisgenre,andalsoasI am aimingthe magazine atfemales,the colour
will be a lightredsoit isnot too harsh,and alsopeople maysee adarkerred as a male associated
colour.On the frontcover,I am planningtohave a band of a mix of genders,asopposedtoa solo
artist.The male wouldbe presentas itwouldappeal tofemales.
