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The document summarizes the results of a survey about a music magazine. The survey showed that 9 out of 10 people said the magazine focused on R&B music. Respondents felt the magazine looked professional due to the pictures and layout but unprofessional due to the colors and language. The front cover was deemed genuine by all respondents. Both the contents page and article layout were effective at interesting readers in the rest of the magazine according to the survey results.
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This document summarizes primary research conducted about a music magazine genre. Participants provided feedback on various design elements of the magazine, including the font, color scheme, imagery, and layout. For the font, one participant felt it suited the genre while another thought a stronger font was needed. The color scheme was found to suit the genre but could be improved. Location of shots and use of more alternative imagery was also discussed. In the end, the research provided insights that will help strengthen the magazine design.
Adding all the research together
The document provides an analysis of magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from the perspective of the author's target audience of females aged 16-25. Key points include:
1) For the magazine cover, the author prefers a consistent layout that features a studio photography shoot rather than paparazzi photos to look more professional.
2) The contents page should feature only a few photos with page numbers and headings to help readers easily find content, and color should be added for visual interest.
3) The double page spread will feature a full-page image on one side and columns of text from an interview on the other to introduce readers to artists featured in the magazine.
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Final Final proposal for my music magazine
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7. evaluation visual
The student evaluated their magazine production project. Their research helped inform the magazine design by selecting elements from other magazines. Planning the design early made creating the magazine easier. The student managed their time well but felt they spent too long on initial plans and research. Peer feedback noted the magazine title could be bolder and the double page spread could use more images and text to fill empty space. The student agreed the title could be bolder and more images were needed on the double page.
Final new media
The document discusses using new media to engage an audience for an indie music magazine. It proposes creating social media accounts on Snapchat and Twitter to provide behind-the-scenes content, advertise discounts and new issues, and get feedback from viewers. A website would allow people to subscribe, view past issues, and see exclusive interviews. The goal is to use these platforms to promote the magazine and increase the number of readers.
Final survey analysis
The document analyzes survey results from 75 responses about music magazines. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were willing to pay £3 or less for a magazine and had never bought a music magazine before.
- Facebook was the most popular social media platform and free music downloads/offers would encourage reading.
- Adele and Coldplay were the most preferred artists and Rolling Stone, NME, and Q were the top music magazines.
- Black, red, and white was favored as the magazine color scheme. Concert tickets and free music downloads were most wanted as freebies.
Coursework Feedback
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Research final
The summaries are as follows:
1. Tom Batty conducted audience research on Rolling Stone magazine and found that the target age range and social grades aligned well with his goals. He noted the magazine appealed more to males but that adding his own style could broaden the appeal.
2. The document discusses key aspects of existing magazine covers, merchandise, and audience research findings. Common features included classic magazine layouts and prominent branding. Aspects that will be included are magazine cover styles and merchandise design elements.
3. Analysis of a questionnaire found that Rolling Stone was the favorite magazine due to its classic style. Personal interviews were more interesting than professional ones. While the audience skewed male, content will aim to
Course Work
The document analyzes conventions used on the covers of three music magazines: Q, NME, and Vibe. It finds that Q and NME place their mastheads at the top left for visibility, while Vibe places its masthead behind the main image. Q and NME feature a single large main image taking up most space, while Vibe has the image covering the masthead. None use supporting images. Straplines are typically placed left and right, except for Q which anchors the image to provide context. Color, images, and layout are used strategically to attract audiences.
Audience feedback
The document contains the results of a survey given to an audience about a music magazine created by the author. Most respondents were between ages 16-25. The magazine was recognized as featuring DJ/dance music. 90% felt the magazine looked conventional and professional. For the cover, colors attracted 40% while 30% cited the text. The cover appealed to all respondents. For the contents page, 60% liked the layout or images most. Very few disliked anything about the contents page or double page spread. The suggested price point of £1-2 was most acceptable to the target audience.
Audience feedback results and conclusions
The results of a survey about an indie rock magazine show that the target audience is 16-30 year olds and the magazine appeals to both males and females. Most respondents correctly identified the genre as indie or indie rock based on the layout and appearance. For the front cover, most found the masthead and main image to be the most noticeable features, following conventions. The color scheme was found to be an appealing aspect of the magazine, while some felt there were too many colors on the front cover. Readability of text could be improved on one page by changing the background color or resizing the image.
Analysing questionnaire
The document analyzes the responses to a questionnaire about a music magazine. Most respondents, both male and female, said they enjoyed electro dance music. However, slightly more males than females said the magazine looked like it belonged to the genre. Respondents also felt the magazine seemed more suitable for females due to images on the cover and contents pages. Based on the feedback, the creator decided to remove images from the contents page to appeal to more male readers while still including females.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the responses from a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
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The document summarizes the responses from a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
Audience feedback questionnaire results powerpoint
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a music magazine. Most respondents said they were attracted to the magazine based on its appearance, including the main image, colors, fonts, and coverline. The majority also felt the color scheme and fonts fit the genre, the contents page was clear, and the magazine looked professional. All respondents agreed the double-page spread and consistency of pages fit the magazine's style. Most said they would pay £3.99 for the magazine and buy this magazine.
Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about a magazine prototype for the indie rock genre. Key findings include:
- The artist's face on the front cover stood out the most and caught attention as intended.
- Colors on the front cover and content page (red, black, white) were deemed suitable for indie rock.
- Cover lines like "indie-vidual" made the magazine enticing to pick up.
- Images throughout were considered professionally done and the content page/double-page spread fit the genre through colors and artists featured.
- Respondents said the magazine as a whole would be able to compete with other music magazines in the market.
Audience research results and conclusions
- The document presents results from a questionnaire given to a target audience of 14-17 year olds about music magazines.
- The results show a bias towards female respondents aged 14-16 and an interest in indie rock music and bands like The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys.
- Additional findings indicate a preference for magazines priced £2-£3 that include interviews and have clear organization like numbered pages.
40 Audience Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to get audience feedback on an indie and rock magazine. [1] The majority of respondents had a positive first impression of the magazine and thought it was aimed at indie and rock fans. [2] Most liked the magazine's layout and photography. [3] 90% said they would buy the magazine and thought the price of £2.50 was fair.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey asked people for their impressions of the magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Most respondents felt it was "very good" but could be improved. The majority believed the magazine covered rock and indie music as intended. However, over half said they would not purchase the magazine. The magazine was seen as targeting those aged 17-21 primarily. Both male and female audiences seemed to be considered. Readability was not an issue. While resemblance between pages was noticeable, it could be improved. Most felt the magazine was similar to Kerrang. The contents page was identified as needing the most work. Open feedback provided additional suggestions.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey results showed that most people had a very good first impression of the magazine and felt it covered rock and indie music as intended. While over half said they would not buy the magazine, most felt it was aimed at ages 17-21. The magazine was seen as appealing to both males and females. Readability was good and there was some resemblance between the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, though the contents page could be improved. Most saw similarities to Kerrang magazine.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey results showed that most people had a very good first impression of the magazine and felt it covered rock and indie music as intended. While over half said they would not buy the magazine, most felt it was aimed at ages 17-21. The magazine was seen as appealing to both males and females. Readability was good and there was some resemblance between the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, though the contents page could be improved. Most saw similarities to Kerrang magazine.
Media Survey Feedback
The survey results showed that most people had a very good first impression of the magazine and felt it covered rock and indie music as intended. While over half said they would not buy the magazine, most felt it was aimed at ages 17-21. The magazine was seen as appealing to both male and female readers and was easy to read. There was some resemblance between the front cover, contents page and feature but room for improvement. Most saw it as similar to Kerrang magazine as the creator intended. The contents page was identified as the weakest area to improve.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 15-20 year olds and the sample included slightly more females than males.
- Most read DJmag and Mixmag and would prefer the magazine be published monthly for £1-2.
- Favorite colors were blue, black, and white while most associated fonts were Eras Demi ITC and Goudy Old Style.
- Most buy CDs and would like to see a mix of images and writing in the magazine focusing on interviews and new artists.
40. Audience Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to get audience feedback on an indie and rock magazine. The survey had 10 questions and was posted on Facebook and SurveyMonkey. Most respondents said they liked the magazine's layout and photography at first glance. They felt the magazine was aimed at indie and rock fans. The majority said they would buy the magazine and thought the price was fair. Having freebies and changing the masthead and layout were also suggested.
Audience feedback results
The document contains survey results from audience feedback on various aspects of a music magazine prototype designed for an indie genre target audience. For the front cover photo, 60% felt it matched the genre while 20% felt it slightly matched. The masthead design received a positive response overall. The majority found the price suitable. For the color scheme, responses were mixed on whether it matched the indie genre. Most articles were seen as linked to indie, though some linked to other genres. The double page spread image and article were viewed positively, with the article seen as enjoyable and professional-looking. The majority indicated they would buy the magazine.
Pie charts
The document describes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a new pop magazine. The majority of respondents were 14-16 year old white females. All correctly identified the magazine's genre as pop and target age as 12-16. Respondents also agreed the color scheme represents the genre and the masthead stands out. Most said the magazine would appeal to its target white British demographic and stand out from competitors.
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