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Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres in a short, memorable name. She chose a pink, black, and white color scheme based on survey results showing their popularity. Her target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a magazine on pop and R&B music.
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Lucy Fleming is pitching a new music magazine called "Beat". She chose the name because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres. The magazine will use a color scheme of purple, black, and white which were popular in her audience survey. Based on the survey results, the magazine will cost £2 on average. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a pop/R&B magazine.
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Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and genres like R&B and pop. She chose a color scheme of purple, black, and white based on a survey that found these were popular colors for magazines. Based on the survey results that found most readers were willing to spend around £2, the magazine will be priced at £2. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as the survey respondents were in this age range and most likely to be interested in pop and R&B music. The magazine will focus on pop and R&B genres as the survey found pop was most popular and these genres appeal to a broad audience.
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The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, would be 16-25 year olds to match the affordable £1.50 price point and genres of music covered like hip hop and R&B. The audience would consist of both males and females with a real appreciation for music beyond just the appearance of artists.
Audience research summary
The document summarizes audience research conducted for a music magazine targeted at teenagers. It found that most respondents were female, aged 14-19, and enjoyed indie music the most. Therefore, the magazine was designed to appeal to both genders by focusing on the unisex indie genre. It also included new and upcoming music to keep readers up to date. The magazine featured interviews and exclusive artist information at an affordable £2.50 price point. The language and varied fonts were made informal to appeal to teenagers.
Audience profile
- The target audience for the magazine is boys and girls ages 8-21 who enjoy pop music and celebrity gossip. They are attracted to content that entertains and provides facts about their interests.
- Based on survey results, the typical fan is female. They want posters, free gifts, and attractive imagery in the magazine.
- Most fans preferred a price of £0-£2 for the magazine, so the price was set at £1.29. Fans who buy at this price tend to socialize with friends on weekends, showing how social and educational experiences can influence interests.
Audience survey analysis
- The survey results showed that most respondents were female aged 13-17, so the magazine should focus on interviewing these groups.
- Rock was the most popular music genre but the magazine should include genres like pop, indie, and electronic to appeal to more people.
- Popular music magazines like Kerrang and NME should be analyzed for their style and audience.
- Promotional items like CDs, music vouchers, and posters were popular bonuses to include in the magazine on a rotating basis.
- The magazine should be published once a month as the most frequent preferred interval. Pricing it between £1.50-£2 would match what most readers said they were willing to pay.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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Lucy Fleming is pitching a new music magazine called "Beat". She chose the name because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres. The magazine will use a color scheme of purple, black, and white which were popular in her audience survey. Based on the survey results, the magazine will cost £2 on average. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a pop/R&B magazine.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and genres like R&B and pop. She chose a color scheme of purple, black, and white based on a survey that found these were popular colors for magazines. Based on the survey results that found most readers were willing to spend around £2, the magazine will be priced at £2. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as the survey respondents were in this age range and most likely to be interested in pop and R&B music. The magazine will focus on pop and R&B genres as the survey found pop was most popular and these genres appeal to a broad audience.
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The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, would be 16-25 year olds to match the affordable £1.50 price point and genres of music covered like hip hop and R&B. The audience would consist of both males and females with a real appreciation for music beyond just the appearance of artists.
Audience research summary
The document summarizes audience research conducted for a music magazine targeted at teenagers. It found that most respondents were female, aged 14-19, and enjoyed indie music the most. Therefore, the magazine was designed to appeal to both genders by focusing on the unisex indie genre. It also included new and upcoming music to keep readers up to date. The magazine featured interviews and exclusive artist information at an affordable £2.50 price point. The language and varied fonts were made informal to appeal to teenagers.
Audience profile
- The target audience for the magazine is boys and girls ages 8-21 who enjoy pop music and celebrity gossip. They are attracted to content that entertains and provides facts about their interests.
- Based on survey results, the typical fan is female. They want posters, free gifts, and attractive imagery in the magazine.
- Most fans preferred a price of £0-£2 for the magazine, so the price was set at £1.29. Fans who buy at this price tend to socialize with friends on weekends, showing how social and educational experiences can influence interests.
Audience survey analysis
- The survey results showed that most respondents were female aged 13-17, so the magazine should focus on interviewing these groups.
- Rock was the most popular music genre but the magazine should include genres like pop, indie, and electronic to appeal to more people.
- Popular music magazines like Kerrang and NME should be analyzed for their style and audience.
- Promotional items like CDs, music vouchers, and posters were popular bonuses to include in the magazine on a rotating basis.
- The magazine should be published once a month as the most frequent preferred interval. Pricing it between £1.50-£2 would match what most readers said they were willing to pay.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and include interviews and competitions to attract readers.
Graphs
The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
Graphs
The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
Interview (audio)
The interviewee provided information about their music listening habits and preferences. They reported listening to music frequently, including genres like pop and rock. They also discussed using apps like Spotify and purchasing music on iTunes. The interviewee shared details about their social media use, clothing brands, and interest in music festivals to provide insight into the target audience for a music magazine.
Interview Research (Audio)
The interviewee is a 17-year-old female college student who listens to music frequently, including genres like pop and rock. She downloads music from iTunes and uses Spotify. Some of her hobbies include attending music festivals. The summary provides insights into the music and lifestyle preferences of the target audience for a new music magazine.
Harrys evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is people aged 16 to 28, mainly male, who enjoy indie rock music. The price of the magazine is aimed to be affordable for this age group. While males may be the primary audience for many indie artists and their music, females can also enjoy the genre. The overall target audience is anyone who appreciates the promoted music, regardless of age or gender, as indie rock performed live in pubs would attract middle-class university students and older adults as well.
Evaluation question four
The target audience for the media product is young people aged 15-26 who enjoy indie, alternative, and underground music. This is the genre the creator listens to as well. Conducting audience feedback showed many others the same age also enjoy this genre. Therefore, the media product can be distributed to a larger audience. Two specific people, Dan and Luke, are also likely to read and purchase the magazine. Dan listens to the bands featured and Luke aspires to be a bass player like the artists mentioned.
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.
Magazine pitch
The working title of the magazine is "Nevermind" which is meant to convey a laid back and relaxed vibe to attract younger readers. The title is inspired by a local music venue and Nirvana album that promote the same indie/rock genre that the magazine will feature. The main genre will be indie/rock/alternative to appeal to a wide audience with these interests rather than focusing on just one type of music. The price of £2.50 was chosen based on audience research showing most were willing to pay up to £3, making it affordable for young readers while still being profitable.
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.
Questionnaire summary
The target audience for the magazine is 11-20 year olds equally split between males and females. The research found they enjoy loud, fast-paced music and clothing associated with the genre. To appeal to this audience, the magazine should feature many pictures and vibrant colors, as well as freebies and artist interviews to encourage interaction.
Audience profile
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience would be 11-16 year olds who listen to pop and R&B music. Based on the results, the magazine will be published monthly, cost between £4-5.99, include 51-70 pages, and be called "Blues Flava" to appeal to fans of both pop and R&B genres.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses the target audience for a media project. The audience is identified as predominantly teenage males aged 15-25 based on reader profiles. To attract this audience, an attractive woman was featured on the magazine cover and the content included a high number of pictures with a 3:1 picture to text ratio to appeal to their interests in going out, music, and enjoying life. Market research confirmed the target audience of music lovers with varied hobbies.
Questionnaire results
Rebecca Phillips analyzed research on her target audience for an indie music magazine. She found that the audience should be 16-25 years old, mainly male, as that is the convention for indie magazines. However, she will include some female-oriented content to fill a gap in the market. Most of the target audience is in full-time education, so the language in the magazine will be at a high level to match their understanding of English. The magazine will also include reviews of live music events and festivals, as well as new music and artists, since keeping up with these is enjoyed by the target audience.
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.
Mission statement and mood board
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.
Target audience
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly female aged 16-25 from socioeconomic class ABC1. They enjoy a variety of music genres like indie, rock, r&b and electronic. They also like various film genres and shopping at stores like Topshop, Zara and Urban Outfitters. A typical audience member is a 19-year old university student studying photography who enjoys music, fashion, and films like Skins and The Breakfast Club. The magazine will appeal to this audience by focusing on music, fashion and films that match their interests through a modern design with alternative fonts and color schemes.
Music magazine proposal
Tyanne Stewart has decided to call her new music magazine "tunes" because it relates to how teenagers describe songs they enjoy. The word "tune" refers to a simple melody, especially in music, linking it to her focus on R&B genres. She aims the magazine at younger audiences aged 18-25, as they can afford to purchase it monthly and be interested in up-and-coming and major artists featured. Her target demographic is classified as C2-C1, who are still quite young, and the psychographic is mainstreamers keeping up with trends, which appeals most to the 18-25 year old portion of her target audience.
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.
My Pop Magazine Ideas
The document proposes creating a pop music magazine targeted at 15-18 year old girls. It would focus more on music charts and pop artists than current magazines, which mainly cover fashion and boys. The magazine aims to sit between music industry focused publications like Billboard and entertainment magazines like Top of the Pops by incorporating music, fashion, and beauty content relevant to older teenage girls. Possible article ideas include recaps of recent music charts, fashion trends, interviews with popular artists, and makeup tips.
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Survey analysis
The survey analyzed in this document had the following key findings:
- The majority of respondents were female students aged 15-20 years old of white British ethnicity.
- The most popular music genres were pop, R&B, and indie.
- Respondents said they would spend £2-£3 on a music magazine and thought images were the most important feature.
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The document discusses the results of surveys given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience is mainly female aged 12-21 who enjoy R&B, hip-hop, and pop music. Readers showed most interest in interviews and fashion in the magazine rather than concert listings. Therefore, the magazine will aim to appeal to both males and females aged 12-21 and will focus on interviews and include competitions to attract readers.
Interview (audio)
The interviewee provided information about their music listening habits and preferences. They reported listening to music frequently, including genres like pop and rock. They also discussed using apps like Spotify and purchasing music on iTunes. The interviewee shared details about their social media use, clothing brands, and interest in music festivals to provide insight into the target audience for a music magazine.
Interview Research (Audio)
The interviewee is a 17-year-old female college student who listens to music frequently, including genres like pop and rock. She downloads music from iTunes and uses Spotify. Some of her hobbies include attending music festivals. The summary provides insights into the music and lifestyle preferences of the target audience for a new music magazine.
Harrys evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is people aged 16 to 28, mainly male, who enjoy indie rock music. The price of the magazine is aimed to be affordable for this age group. While males may be the primary audience for many indie artists and their music, females can also enjoy the genre. The overall target audience is anyone who appreciates the promoted music, regardless of age or gender, as indie rock performed live in pubs would attract middle-class university students and older adults as well.
Evaluation question four
The target audience for the media product is young people aged 15-26 who enjoy indie, alternative, and underground music. This is the genre the creator listens to as well. Conducting audience feedback showed many others the same age also enjoy this genre. Therefore, the media product can be distributed to a larger audience. Two specific people, Dan and Luke, are also likely to read and purchase the magazine. Dan listens to the bands featured and Luke aspires to be a bass player like the artists mentioned.
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.
Magazine pitch
The working title of the magazine is "Nevermind" which is meant to convey a laid back and relaxed vibe to attract younger readers. The title is inspired by a local music venue and Nirvana album that promote the same indie/rock genre that the magazine will feature. The main genre will be indie/rock/alternative to appeal to a wide audience with these interests rather than focusing on just one type of music. The price of £2.50 was chosen based on audience research showing most were willing to pay up to £3, making it affordable for young readers while still being profitable.
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.
Questionnaire summary
The target audience for the magazine is 11-20 year olds equally split between males and females. The research found they enjoy loud, fast-paced music and clothing associated with the genre. To appeal to this audience, the magazine should feature many pictures and vibrant colors, as well as freebies and artist interviews to encourage interaction.
Audience profile
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience would be 11-16 year olds who listen to pop and R&B music. Based on the results, the magazine will be published monthly, cost between £4-5.99, include 51-70 pages, and be called "Blues Flava" to appeal to fans of both pop and R&B genres.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses the target audience for a media project. The audience is identified as predominantly teenage males aged 15-25 based on reader profiles. To attract this audience, an attractive woman was featured on the magazine cover and the content included a high number of pictures with a 3:1 picture to text ratio to appeal to their interests in going out, music, and enjoying life. Market research confirmed the target audience of music lovers with varied hobbies.
Questionnaire results
Rebecca Phillips analyzed research on her target audience for an indie music magazine. She found that the audience should be 16-25 years old, mainly male, as that is the convention for indie magazines. However, she will include some female-oriented content to fill a gap in the market. Most of the target audience is in full-time education, so the language in the magazine will be at a high level to match their understanding of English. The magazine will also include reviews of live music events and festivals, as well as new music and artists, since keeping up with these is enjoyed by the target audience.
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.
Mission statement and mood board
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.
Target audience
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly female aged 16-25 from socioeconomic class ABC1. They enjoy a variety of music genres like indie, rock, r&b and electronic. They also like various film genres and shopping at stores like Topshop, Zara and Urban Outfitters. A typical audience member is a 19-year old university student studying photography who enjoys music, fashion, and films like Skins and The Breakfast Club. The magazine will appeal to this audience by focusing on music, fashion and films that match their interests through a modern design with alternative fonts and color schemes.
Music magazine proposal
Tyanne Stewart has decided to call her new music magazine "tunes" because it relates to how teenagers describe songs they enjoy. The word "tune" refers to a simple melody, especially in music, linking it to her focus on R&B genres. She aims the magazine at younger audiences aged 18-25, as they can afford to purchase it monthly and be interested in up-and-coming and major artists featured. Her target demographic is classified as C2-C1, who are still quite young, and the psychographic is mainstreamers keeping up with trends, which appeals most to the 18-25 year old portion of her target audience.
Mood board and mission statement
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My Pop Magazine Ideas
The document proposes creating a pop music magazine targeted at 15-18 year old girls. It would focus more on music charts and pop artists than current magazines, which mainly cover fashion and boys. The magazine aims to sit between music industry focused publications like Billboard and entertainment magazines like Top of the Pops by incorporating music, fashion, and beauty content relevant to older teenage girls. Possible article ideas include recaps of recent music charts, fashion trends, interviews with popular artists, and makeup tips.
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Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and genres like R&B and pop. She chose a color scheme of purple, black, and white based on a survey that found these were popular colors for magazines. Based on the survey results that found most readers were willing to spend around £2, the magazine will be priced at £2. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as the survey responses only came from this age range. The magazine will focus on pop and R&B genres, as the survey showed these were the most popular, to appeal to a large audience interested in mainstream music.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is ages 16+ and primarily female (80%). Research showed that rock, pop, and alternative genres were most popular. The magazine aims to appeal to this female audience with articles while maintaining a gender-neutral design with neutral colors. It features both pop and subgenres of rock, pop, and alternative through conventions and images. Potential buyers include students ages 16-17 who enjoy genres featured in the magazine and have part-time jobs, making the affordable magazine accessible. Research profiles specific potential buyers and indicates the magazine would appeal due to their interests in the chosen genres.
Audience Research / Findings
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires and interviews conducted to gather information for designing a music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents preferred bold colors like red and black for the cover and a mixture of images and text in the magazine.
- Indie rock and pop were most popular music genres while classical, R&B, and pop were most listened to genres in interviews.
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- Most respondents would pay between 50p-£2 for the magazine.
Ideas for my pop magazine and history of
The document discusses planning for a new pop music magazine targeted at 14-19 year olds. Research through questionnaires and focus groups found that pop was the preferred genre of music and that a monthly magazine priced at £2-£2.99 would be successful. The magazine will be called "Simply Pop" and include interviews, competitions, album reviews, and brightly colored imagery to appeal to pop fans. The target audience is 14-19 year old girls in socioeconomic classes B, C1, and C2 who enjoy pop music and can afford the magazine.
Research from my target audience
The document discusses planning for a new pop music magazine targeted at 14-19 year olds. Research through questionnaires and focus groups found that pop was the preferred genre of music and that a monthly magazine priced at £2-£2.99 would be successful. The magazine will be called "Simply Pop" and include interviews, competitions, album reviews, and brightly colored imagery to appeal to pop fans. The target audience is girls aged 14-19 in socioeconomic classes B, C1, and C2 who enjoy pop music and can afford the magazine.
Survey results shown final
Karan Kakkar conducted online and print surveys to gather information about what people want in a pop music magazine. The surveys found that the target audience is 12-20 year olds, most would spend £2.49 or less on the magazine, and they prefer magazines focused on pop music with colors of red and blue. Based on the results, Karan decided to create a 70 page magazine priced at £2.50 focused on pop music interviews.
Survey results shown final
Karan Kakkar conducted online and print surveys to gather information about what people want in a pop music magazine. The surveys found that the target audience is 12-20 year olds, most would spend £2.49 or less on the magazine, and they prefer magazines focused on pop music with colors of red and blue. Based on the results, Karan decided to create a 70 page magazine priced at £2.50 focused on pop music interviews.
Survey results shown final
Karan Kakkar conducted online and print surveys to gather information about what people want in a pop music magazine. The surveys found that the target audience is 12-20 year olds, most would spend £2.49 or less on the magazine, and they prefer magazines focused on pop music with colors of red and blue. Based on the results, Karan decided to create a 70 page magazine priced at £2.50 focused on pop music interviews.
Audience profiling
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences conducted with 27 males and females aged 16-25. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were within the target age range of 16-25.
- Articles about celebrities and keeping the brand/house style consistent across issues appealed most to the target audience.
- Most respondents would pay between £2-3.99 for a music magazine.
- Facebook and Twitter would be effective social media platforms to engage the target audience.
- Respondents read music magazines primarily to stay up-to-date on music/celebrities and for entertainment.
Ideas for my pop magazine and history of
The document discusses planning for a new pop music magazine targeted at 14-19 year olds. A questionnaire and focus group with this age group found that pop music was most popular and that they preferred a monthly magazine priced at £2-£2.99 with bright colors and interviews with pop artists. Similar existing magazines were identified as inspiration. The planned magazine will be called "Simply Pop" and include photos, reviews, and features on pop music, bands, and culture to appeal to its target audience of 14-19 year old girls interested in pop music.
Ideas for my Pop Magazine
The document discusses planning for a new pop music magazine targeted at 14-19 year olds. Research in the form of questionnaires and focus groups found that this age group prefers a monthly magazine focused on pop music, interviews with artists, and a brightly colored design priced around £2-3. The document outlines choosing pop as the genre, targeting 14-19 year old girls, ideas for magazine sections and features, and sample designs for the front cover and contents page.
Survey results shown final
The survey results showed that the target audience for a pop music magazine are teenagers aged 12-20. Most respondents would spend no more than £2.50 on a magazine and favored pop music over other genres. The magazine will focus on pop artists and genres, use red and blue colors, include interviews as a key feature, and span around 70 pages to satisfy audience demands.
Pitch
Hannah Baker proposes a new music magazine called "Sound" focused on R&B and hip-hop genres. She chose this name and genre based on their popularity and focus groups showing interest. The target audience would be 15-22 year olds who are big consumers of those music styles. The magazine would be issued weekly at a cost of £2 per issue based on what focus group members said they would pay. Mood boards and layout designs were also provided.
Survey results shown final
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 12-20. Most respondents said their favorite music genre is pop. The survey also found that readers would pay up to £2.50 for the magazine but would not pay more if a gift was included. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on pop music, include interviews as a key feature, and will be priced at £2.50.
Audience research – results ad concusions new
Based on audience research results:
- The target audience for the magazine is 14-25 year olds, both male and female, who are primarily white British.
- The magazine will focus on pop rock music but also include pop and indie, as these were popular genres.
- Articles will profile popular bands like Green Day, Foo Fighters, and One Direction that many people have heard of.
- The magazine will be released monthly, cost £2.99, and include reviews, interviews, gossip and pictures as preferred by most respondents.
The pitch
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wave" focused on indie and alternative music genres. Key details include:
- The magazine will focus on indie/alternative genres which were popular in a survey but receive less coverage than other genres like rock.
- It will be published monthly to allow sufficient time to gather content about these less mainstream genres.
- The cover price will be £3 to be affordable but ensure quality content.
- The target readership is ages 15-30 who enjoy relaxing to or being energized by this style of music.
The pitch
The document summarizes key details about launching a new music magazine called "Wave" focused on indie/alternative music. It outlines that the magazine will be published monthly, cost £3, and target readers ages 15-30 who enjoy discovering new bands. Key elements covered include the magazine's mission to spotlight indie music, its simple font and color scheme, and providing subscribers with music-related discounts.
Question 2: Who would be your target audience?
The target audience for the music magazine is males and females ages 15-21. This age range was chosen because the author is a teenager and wants to relate to a familiar genre, which is R&B. Research found R&B was popular among teenagers and young adults. The magazine aims to attract both genders equally and feature a female artist to challenge stereotypes. It also aims to have a non-race specific audience and feature an artist of Turkish background. The target audience would mostly come from a working-class or middle-class background and have interests in music, fashion, social media, and culture.
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a proposed music magazine targeting males and females aged 16-30 who enjoy indie and pop rock music. The research found this demographic listens to music daily and there was a gap in the market for a magazine covering both pop/rock and indie genres. Feedback from the target audience indicated they liked the magazine's color scheme, layout, and genre coverage but disliked the alternating capital letters on the cover, empty space on the cover, some language, and inconsistent capitalization and numbering. The conclusion is the magazine suits its target audience and the feedback group helped understand how to better attract this market.
Question 4
The target audience of the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 15-29 who enjoy R&B music. Originally aimed at an urban audience, the target was changed to a more classy magazine appealing to maturity through language and images. The magazine contents include artist profiles and photos to attract both male and female readers, as well as a concert section and competition to appeal to the social, music-loving audience.
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Pitch
- 2. • I have decided to name my magazine ‘Beat’ because I think it easily shows that it is a music magazine, I also think that it suggests a R&B/Pop genre. I think this name is effective as it is quite short and easy to remember. • My chosen colour scheme is pink, black and white because these were some of the most popular colours in the results from my survey, black and white were also used a lot in the existing magazines I looked at and I think pink compliments the pop genre. • Looking at my survey, the average amount my audience are willing to spend on a magazine is around £2, therefore my chosen cost is £2.
- 3. Target Audience • For my music magazine my target audience is teenagers and younger adults aged from around 15 to 20. The results from my survey show that this would be the best target audience, as all the people that answered were in this age range. I also think that this age range are most likely to listen to pop and R&B music and therefore are most likely to want to purchase my magazine.
- 4. Genre • The most popular genre of music shown in my survey is pop, therefore I have decided to base my magazine on the pop and R&B genres to make my magazine appeal to an audience that like mainstream music. This is likely to have a large number of consumers as it is a popular genre, therefore it is likely to appeal to a large audience.