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Replay is a proposed monthly music magazine targeting 15-18 year old teenagers, mostly girls. It will feature exclusive interviews, celebrity gossip, concert and tour dates with a pop rock focus. The magazine's style will be simple, girly and urban to appeal to its target audience as indicated by survey results. Each issue will include a double page interview with the musician featured on the cover.
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The majority of participants were young adults aged 16-21, suggesting the results reflect that age group's perspective more than older adults. The participant pool was evenly split between males and females. Most participants had lower incomes, were students or worked part-time, indicating the target audience likely cannot afford expensive magazines. Therefore, the magazine will be priced at £1.99 to provide good value and be affordable to most participants.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents were 16-18 years old and lived in northern parts of the UK. More women than men responded. The audience enjoys concerts and music festivals. They are interested in interviews, music event articles, and advertisements. The magazine will focus on rock music but also pop, chart, R&B, and metal genres. It aims to entertain its young, socially active readership.
Mission Statement
The magazine "Pop-It" aims to attract teenage girls aged 15-19 with a fun and youthful style focused on pop music. It will feature interviews and advice from popular artists, as well as sections on fashion, gossip and quizzes. Published monthly for £1.50, the magazine seeks to inspire readers and keep them informed on their favorite artists through an entertaining mix of content.
Question 3 and 4 as evaluation
My music magazine represents young teenagers and young adults in the UK who are often portrayed as engaging in reckless behaviors like drugs, sex, alcohol, and violence. The magazine aims to show how these youth can rise above difficult circumstances, as referenced by the Drake lyrics "started from the bottom, now we here." The magazine focuses on UK rap and hip hop trends rather than those in other countries.
The magazine would be well distributed through large institutions like WHSmith and supermarkets like Asda. These stores appeal to a wide age range through their variety of products and are visited frequently, allowing the magazine to reach more potential customers and generate regular sales through repeat visits. Distributing the magazine in these stores could mutually benefit both the magazine
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for NAM magazine is 16-25 year old males who enjoy attending music festivals and discovering new artists. This age group makes up the primary audience for festivals and will be most interested in the festival and tour content featured in the magazine. An older audience would not relate as well to the topics discussed or appreciate the festivals promoted. While the magazine aims to include more female artists, it will likely always have a greater focus on male artists and appeal more to a male readership. The typical reader is someone for whom music is a primary hobby, who enjoys live music experiences and discovering new music rather than listening to the same songs repeatedly.
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The target audience for the media product would be teenagers and young adults aged 16-35 who are interested in indie music. This audience attends gigs regularly, has social circles that discuss new music, and dresses in casual retro styles influenced by past decades. They have busy lifestyles as students or workers but make time to follow the indie music scene through magazines, websites, social media, and word of mouth. The magazine would be tailored to this audience's interests in new and unsigned artists, affordable ticket prices for gigs, and around 26-40 pages that could be read during free time. It would include profiles of typical audience members and focus on upcoming concerts to match readers' active participation in the indie music community.
Audience research
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target age range is late teens to early 20s.
- Pop/R&B music is most popular among this group. Indie music also has appeal despite performing slightly worse in the survey.
- Respondents prefer the magazine to be released monthly to keep interested but not require too high of a commitment.
- Imagery is more interesting to respondents than articles and text, though text remains somewhat important.
- £2-3 is seen as a reasonable price point for the magazine among this audience.
Reader profile
My magazine will target 14-25 year olds, focusing on indie culture. It will appeal to both men and women on a budget. The content will highlight cutting edge developments in media and celebrate icons that embody a quirky outsider image like Alex Turner. The readership enjoys live music, spending on events and independent clothing stores over expensive brands. They support lesser known artists and trends.
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Questionnaire ppw
The majority of participants were young adults aged 16-21, suggesting the results reflect that age group's perspective more than older adults. The participant pool was evenly split between males and females. Most participants had lower incomes, were students or worked part-time, indicating the target audience likely cannot afford expensive magazines. Therefore, the magazine will be priced at £1.99 to provide good value and be affordable to most participants.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents were 16-18 years old and lived in northern parts of the UK. More women than men responded. The audience enjoys concerts and music festivals. They are interested in interviews, music event articles, and advertisements. The magazine will focus on rock music but also pop, chart, R&B, and metal genres. It aims to entertain its young, socially active readership.
Mission Statement
The magazine "Pop-It" aims to attract teenage girls aged 15-19 with a fun and youthful style focused on pop music. It will feature interviews and advice from popular artists, as well as sections on fashion, gossip and quizzes. Published monthly for £1.50, the magazine seeks to inspire readers and keep them informed on their favorite artists through an entertaining mix of content.
Question 3 and 4 as evaluation
My music magazine represents young teenagers and young adults in the UK who are often portrayed as engaging in reckless behaviors like drugs, sex, alcohol, and violence. The magazine aims to show how these youth can rise above difficult circumstances, as referenced by the Drake lyrics "started from the bottom, now we here." The magazine focuses on UK rap and hip hop trends rather than those in other countries.
The magazine would be well distributed through large institutions like WHSmith and supermarkets like Asda. These stores appeal to a wide age range through their variety of products and are visited frequently, allowing the magazine to reach more potential customers and generate regular sales through repeat visits. Distributing the magazine in these stores could mutually benefit both the magazine
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for NAM magazine is 16-25 year old males who enjoy attending music festivals and discovering new artists. This age group makes up the primary audience for festivals and will be most interested in the festival and tour content featured in the magazine. An older audience would not relate as well to the topics discussed or appreciate the festivals promoted. While the magazine aims to include more female artists, it will likely always have a greater focus on male artists and appeal more to a male readership. The typical reader is someone for whom music is a primary hobby, who enjoys live music experiences and discovering new music rather than listening to the same songs repeatedly.
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The target audience for the media product would be teenagers and young adults aged 16-35 who are interested in indie music. This audience attends gigs regularly, has social circles that discuss new music, and dresses in casual retro styles influenced by past decades. They have busy lifestyles as students or workers but make time to follow the indie music scene through magazines, websites, social media, and word of mouth. The magazine would be tailored to this audience's interests in new and unsigned artists, affordable ticket prices for gigs, and around 26-40 pages that could be read during free time. It would include profiles of typical audience members and focus on upcoming concerts to match readers' active participation in the indie music community.
Audience research
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target age range is late teens to early 20s.
- Pop/R&B music is most popular among this group. Indie music also has appeal despite performing slightly worse in the survey.
- Respondents prefer the magazine to be released monthly to keep interested but not require too high of a commitment.
- Imagery is more interesting to respondents than articles and text, though text remains somewhat important.
- £2-3 is seen as a reasonable price point for the magazine among this audience.
Reader profile
My magazine will target 14-25 year olds, focusing on indie culture. It will appeal to both men and women on a budget. The content will highlight cutting edge developments in media and celebrate icons that embody a quirky outsider image like Alex Turner. The readership enjoys live music, spending on events and independent clothing stores over expensive brands. They support lesser known artists and trends.
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Gemma conducted primary research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience and preferences for a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is 16-25 year olds, most of whom are male. Pictures were the most liked part of magazines. The preferred colors for the magazine were black, grey, and red. Most respondents would pay between £1-£2 for the magazine and preferred downloading music over CDs, with R&B being the second most popular music genre. Based on the research, Gemma decided to create a £1-£2 R&B magazine targeting 16-25 year olds.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 16-30, primarily males, as hip hop culture started male-dominated. They would likely listen to alternative hip hop, which has more variety. Setting the price slightly lower than competitors attracted a wider age range of 16-30. Sample audience profiles include 18-year old Bethany who likes R&B/hip hop and 19-year old Anthony who enjoys hip hop, football, and dance. Both listen to Choice FM, showing it's known for urban music.
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.
Question 4
My magazine targets young urban people aged 16-25 who enjoy hip hop and R&B music, primarily males but also females. Each month's issue will feature different topics that may attract more male or female readers depending on that month's focus, such as features on male rappers appealing more to men or posters of singers like Chris Brown appealing more to women. Most important is that readers be interested in hip hop and R&B styles showcased in the magazine.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is people aged 16-30, with a focus on females, who enjoy mainstream pop music, fashion trends, and socializing with friends. Specifically, the magazine aims to attract "new affluent workers", described as a young, socially and culturally active class with middle-level incomes who have disposable money to spend on magazines and other leisure activities.
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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
My Audience
The document summarizes the target audience for a music magazine as being males and females aged 15-28 who have disposable income, free time, and aspire to careers in music or early jobs. The magazine contains gossip, information on upcoming concerts and tours, and is appropriate for its target age range due to a lack of inappropriate content. It uses a direct mode of address to engage readers and its psychographic target is aspirational post-modernists in socioeconomic classes B, C1, and C2.
survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine should be white British teenagers and young adults aged 15 to 20, with a slightly higher female readership. The magazine should focus on rock, pop, and R&B music genres. Key features to include are new music, interviews, TV and celebrity reviews. Distribution should target supermarkets, where most magazines are purchased, and the price should be low, around £1, to appeal to students who frequently buy weekly music magazines.
Target audience research2
Top of the Pops Magazine is a monthly pop music magazine targeted at 11-14 year old girls that has been published since 1999. It includes free gifts and posters to justify its higher price compared to competitors. The typical reader is described as having a keen interest in pop music and celebrities, mostly male solo artists and female bands. As the target audience is young teens without income, the magazine must appeal to parents as well to gain approval.
Evaluation questions 2-4
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Music magazine questionnaire
Most respondents to the survey were ages 16-19 and female. When asked about musical artists, Beyoncé received the most votes, likely due to the large number of female respondents. Arctic Monkeys, an edgy indie rock band, also received many votes. Most respondents reported having little interest in existing music magazines, which seem aimed at different audiences than females ages 16-35. When asked how much they would pay for a magazine, most respondents selected £2-2.50, indicating that £2.50 would be an appropriate price point.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted at 16-17 year olds. It will ask about gender to determine if the magazine should be targeted at males, females, or both. It will also ask about favorite artists to feature those that the target audience likes. The price of the magazine will be around £1-£1.50 since the target audience does not have a lot of money. Favorite type of music will help determine the genre of the magazine. Dedication to music will help decide whether to include concerts or more affordable content like albums.
Survey Analysis
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is mostly male, aged 16-24, living in Yorkshire towns and cities. They prefer indie, rock, and pop music genres. Most importantly, the magazine should focus on interviews and music recommendations. Based on willingness to pay, the cover price would be £2.60. The magazine would be released monthly with additional seasonal issues, and would attract readers through freebies and competitions. It will cater mainly to music listeners rather than players.
Mission statement and mood board
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Gemma conducted primary research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience and preferences for a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is 16-25 year olds, most of whom are male. Pictures were the most liked part of magazines. The preferred colors for the magazine were black, grey, and red. Most respondents would pay between £1-£2 for the magazine and preferred downloading music over CDs, with R&B being the second most popular music genre. Based on the research, Gemma decided to create a £1-£2 R&B magazine targeting 16-25 year olds.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 16-30, primarily males, as hip hop culture started male-dominated. They would likely listen to alternative hip hop, which has more variety. Setting the price slightly lower than competitors attracted a wider age range of 16-30. Sample audience profiles include 18-year old Bethany who likes R&B/hip hop and 19-year old Anthony who enjoys hip hop, football, and dance. Both listen to Choice FM, showing it's known for urban music.
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.
Question 4
My magazine targets young urban people aged 16-25 who enjoy hip hop and R&B music, primarily males but also females. Each month's issue will feature different topics that may attract more male or female readers depending on that month's focus, such as features on male rappers appealing more to men or posters of singers like Chris Brown appealing more to women. Most important is that readers be interested in hip hop and R&B styles showcased in the magazine.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is people aged 16-30, with a focus on females, who enjoy mainstream pop music, fashion trends, and socializing with friends. Specifically, the magazine aims to attract "new affluent workers", described as a young, socially and culturally active class with middle-level incomes who have disposable money to spend on magazines and other leisure activities.
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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
My Audience
The document summarizes the target audience for a music magazine as being males and females aged 15-28 who have disposable income, free time, and aspire to careers in music or early jobs. The magazine contains gossip, information on upcoming concerts and tours, and is appropriate for its target age range due to a lack of inappropriate content. It uses a direct mode of address to engage readers and its psychographic target is aspirational post-modernists in socioeconomic classes B, C1, and C2.
survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine should be white British teenagers and young adults aged 15 to 20, with a slightly higher female readership. The magazine should focus on rock, pop, and R&B music genres. Key features to include are new music, interviews, TV and celebrity reviews. Distribution should target supermarkets, where most magazines are purchased, and the price should be low, around £1, to appeal to students who frequently buy weekly music magazines.
Target audience research2
Top of the Pops Magazine is a monthly pop music magazine targeted at 11-14 year old girls that has been published since 1999. It includes free gifts and posters to justify its higher price compared to competitors. The typical reader is described as having a keen interest in pop music and celebrities, mostly male solo artists and female bands. As the target audience is young teens without income, the magazine must appeal to parents as well to gain approval.
Evaluation questions 2-4
The document discusses a magazine aimed at teenage girls interested in music festivals and indie pop artists. It represents young girls and their love of music events. The target audience is females ages 12 to 20s. IPC Media would be a suitable publisher as they issue magazines for varied audiences, including music titles. The goal is to guide readers new to festivals and share artists' experiences on stage.
Music magazine questionnaire
Most respondents to the survey were ages 16-19 and female. When asked about musical artists, Beyoncé received the most votes, likely due to the large number of female respondents. Arctic Monkeys, an edgy indie rock band, also received many votes. Most respondents reported having little interest in existing music magazines, which seem aimed at different audiences than females ages 16-35. When asked how much they would pay for a magazine, most respondents selected £2-2.50, indicating that £2.50 would be an appropriate price point.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted at 16-17 year olds. It will ask about gender to determine if the magazine should be targeted at males, females, or both. It will also ask about favorite artists to feature those that the target audience likes. The price of the magazine will be around £1-£1.50 since the target audience does not have a lot of money. Favorite type of music will help determine the genre of the magazine. Dedication to music will help decide whether to include concerts or more affordable content like albums.
Survey Analysis
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is mostly male, aged 16-24, living in Yorkshire towns and cities. They prefer indie, rock, and pop music genres. Most importantly, the magazine should focus on interviews and music recommendations. Based on willingness to pay, the cover price would be £2.60. The magazine would be released monthly with additional seasonal issues, and would attract readers through freebies and competitions. It will cater mainly to music listeners rather than players.
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.
Audience research muci magazine
The questionnaire results show that the magazine's primary audience is young, social, and cost-conscious. Most respondents were female, but male respondents were more likely to buy music magazines. Rock and pop music were the most popular genres. The audience prefers to listen to music through their iPod, YouTube, and iTunes and uses Facebook, YouTube, and Skype most for social networking. While live music events are unpopular to attend due to cost, readers enjoy reading reviews and interviews about concerts. This information provides insight into content and advertising approaches that could attract this target demographic.
Codes and coventions of pop
Pop artists portrayed in magazines aim to appeal to a young target audience aged 16-27. They are usually clean cut with youthful styles and bright, colorful clothing. Male artists project an innocent, "boy next door" image while smiling and looking like they are having fun. Fashion is an important topic, with pages dedicated to trends worn by popular artists like ripped jeans, bright colors, and accessories. The codes and conventions of pop magazines emphasize upbeat styles and personalities to match the lively genre.
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Este documento presenta un programa de estudios sobre seguridad e higiene en el trabajo. El programa tiene como objetivo que los estudiantes contrasten programas de seguridad e apliquen metodologías preventivas basadas en las condiciones de la empresa. Los temas incluyen conceptos generales, factores de riesgo, equipos de protección, y programas de seguridad e higiene. Las actividades de aprendizaje involucran clases, análisis de casos, lecturas comentadas, visitas de campo, y exámenes.
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Pitch document
This document provides details on a proposed music magazine pitched to young adults aged 18. It will be published fortnightly to satisfy readers' interest in current music events without requiring a weekly issue. The cover price will be £2.20 based on survey findings that most young adults are willing to spend £1.30-£3.50. The magazine will focus on a wide range of music genres like rock, pop, chart music, metal and R&B to fill a niche, with rock music making up the majority of content. It will be titled "LIVE!" to suggest up-to-date, lively content and a feeling of understanding for its target readership of teenagers exploring their identities.
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Reader profile and flat plan
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Reader profile and flat plan
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