The questionnaire results show that the target audience for the new music magazine is 16-20 year old males and females. Most respondents were from Bishop's Stortford, so the magazine should be widely available there as well as Harlow and Roydon. Based on the gender balance and preferences expressed, the magazine will have a unisex design and color scheme. It will be released monthly for £1.50, as most respondents only purchase a few magazines each month and voted for a monthly release schedule. The magazine will include some of the most popular suggested gifts/offers and features to appeal to the target demographic.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is male students aged 16-21 living in Bishops Stortford who enjoy music and shopping. They prefer a magazine priced at £2 with a black, white, and electric blue color scheme that is sold in superstores and online. It should feature artists like Deadmau5 and Example and include contests like festival ticket discounts.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is primarily 16-20 year old females who are students. They prefer to purchase magazines from supermarkets once a month for £2-£2.50, and would like the magazine to be released twice a month with prizes of gig tickets. Key aspects to focus on for the magazine include informal writing style, advertisements for local festivals and concerts, and a color scheme similar to that of the preferred sample magazine which used black, white, and red colors.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is primarily 16-20 year old females who are students living in Harlow. They are interested in artists, festivals, and guitar music. Most would prefer to buy the magazine for £2-2.50 twice a month from supermarkets. They favored a magazine with a black, white, and red color scheme and would like chances to win gig tickets. Based on this, the magazine will aim at a younger demographic, focus on up-and-coming artists, and include contests to attract readers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the development of a new music magazine. Key findings include: most respondents were ages 16-19; most preferred the genres of R&B/hip-hop, rock, and pop; the cover star and interesting articles most attracted buyers; and the preferred price range was £2-4 with a monthly publication frequency. These results will guide the magazine to target younger audiences with a focus on R&B/hip-hop while also including other popular genres.
The questionnaire results show that the target audience for a new hip-hop magazine is mostly males and females between 15-20 years old who live in Harlow. They enjoy listening to music and purchasing Vibe magazine from supermarkets. The most important magazine feature is music reviews followed closely by new artist profiles. An effective magazine would include these elements to attract this audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about expectations for a new hip-hop magazine. It found that the target audience is mostly 15-20 years old, with an even gender split. Most live in Harlow and their top hobby is listening to music. Most purchase 1-2 magazines per month from supermarkets. The most desired magazine features and covers were identified. Based on these findings, the proposed magazine would be aimed at 15-20 year olds, feature the most popular elements, cost £2.50 and include free headphones to attract purchases.
The document summarizes research from questionnaires and focus groups about preferences for a new folk music magazine. The target audience is primarily male aged 31-50 who enjoy watching sports and socializing at pubs. Most buy 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer magazines with features on past artists. Focus group feedback supported these findings and indicated natural colors like blues and greens would suit the magazine genre best.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine targeting audiences interested in R&B and hip hop. Key findings include:
1) The majority of respondents were between ages 16-20, males, and students.
2) Respondents preferred a monthly magazine release that costs £1.99 or less.
3) The most popular magazine cover design featured an image with a variety of colors and well-designed layout.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is male students aged 16-21 living in Bishops Stortford who enjoy music and shopping. They prefer a magazine priced at £2 with a black, white, and electric blue color scheme that is sold in superstores and online. It should feature artists like Deadmau5 and Example and include contests like festival ticket discounts.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is primarily 16-20 year old females who are students. They prefer to purchase magazines from supermarkets once a month for £2-£2.50, and would like the magazine to be released twice a month with prizes of gig tickets. Key aspects to focus on for the magazine include informal writing style, advertisements for local festivals and concerts, and a color scheme similar to that of the preferred sample magazine which used black, white, and red colors.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is primarily 16-20 year old females who are students living in Harlow. They are interested in artists, festivals, and guitar music. Most would prefer to buy the magazine for £2-2.50 twice a month from supermarkets. They favored a magazine with a black, white, and red color scheme and would like chances to win gig tickets. Based on this, the magazine will aim at a younger demographic, focus on up-and-coming artists, and include contests to attract readers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the development of a new music magazine. Key findings include: most respondents were ages 16-19; most preferred the genres of R&B/hip-hop, rock, and pop; the cover star and interesting articles most attracted buyers; and the preferred price range was £2-4 with a monthly publication frequency. These results will guide the magazine to target younger audiences with a focus on R&B/hip-hop while also including other popular genres.
The questionnaire results show that the target audience for a new hip-hop magazine is mostly males and females between 15-20 years old who live in Harlow. They enjoy listening to music and purchasing Vibe magazine from supermarkets. The most important magazine feature is music reviews followed closely by new artist profiles. An effective magazine would include these elements to attract this audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about expectations for a new hip-hop magazine. It found that the target audience is mostly 15-20 years old, with an even gender split. Most live in Harlow and their top hobby is listening to music. Most purchase 1-2 magazines per month from supermarkets. The most desired magazine features and covers were identified. Based on these findings, the proposed magazine would be aimed at 15-20 year olds, feature the most popular elements, cost £2.50 and include free headphones to attract purchases.
The document summarizes research from questionnaires and focus groups about preferences for a new folk music magazine. The target audience is primarily male aged 31-50 who enjoy watching sports and socializing at pubs. Most buy 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer magazines with features on past artists. Focus group feedback supported these findings and indicated natural colors like blues and greens would suit the magazine genre best.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine targeting audiences interested in R&B and hip hop. Key findings include:
1) The majority of respondents were between ages 16-20, males, and students.
2) Respondents preferred a monthly magazine release that costs £1.99 or less.
3) The most popular magazine cover design featured an image with a variety of colors and well-designed layout.
The poster uses dull green and red colors that create a negative and horror atmosphere. A single disturbing image of a character covered in blood takes up the entire poster, immediately signaling to viewers that this is a horror film. While the text is placed artistically in one corner, this may not catch viewers' attention as well as central text would. The lighting and dark shadows of the character make it seem as if it is looming over the audience, further enhancing the frightening tone.
The document is a questionnaire for Jaime Harper to gather information about their target audience for a new music magazine. It asks respondents about their age, gender, employment status, place of residence, hobbies, how often they purchase magazines, preferred magazine genres, where they purchase magazines from, how often a magazine should be released, how much they would pay, preferred gifts/offers, color scheme preferences, appealing existing magazine covers, and preferred main features for the new magazine. The goal is to determine the demographics, interests, and expectations of the magazine's intended readers.
The questionnaire results show that the target audience for the magazine should be males ages 16-21 who enjoy music and live in Bishops Stortford. Most respondents are students or work part-time. While they rarely buy magazines now, they would be interested in a music magazine if it featured artists like Deadmau5 and offered discounts on music festivals. The magazine should be available primarily through supermarkets and online to make it easy for the target audience to purchase.
The document is a single word title "Best Work" followed by the month "October". It provides very little context or information to summarize in 3 sentences or less.
The document provides an evaluation of a photography project and future plans. It summarizes that the photographer feels their skills have improved, covering topics like jumping, showing, and modeling, but that there is still more to cover like surrealism. It lists future shoot plans including a studio light horse shoot at sunset, surreal shoots inserting images into a horse's eye and having horses trot through water, and an animated point of view ride.
The document outlines three initial ideas for a magazine:
1) A hip hop magazine targeting males aged 16-25 with features on rap stars.
2) An indie rock magazine targeting males and females aged 16-22 with features on British bands and up-and-coming artists.
3) A dance music magazine targeting males aged 18-25 interested in clubs with features on DJs, music software, and clubs.
Peer feedback indicated that the indie rock magazine had the widest appeal and marketability due to its broad target audience and interesting features and images that would appeal to many readers. Therefore, the indie rock magazine idea was selected as the best option to pursue.
This appears to be a school assignment for a student named Jaime Harper. The document is titled "Best Work Unit 2" suggesting it contains Jaime's best work for a second unit or assignment. No other contextual or content information is provided in the very brief document title and header.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is male students aged 16-20 living in Bishops Stortford and Harlow. They spend £2-4 per month on 2-3 magazines from WHSmith and would pay £2-3 for a biweekly magazine. Popular features included a "day in the life of" column and gifts like competitions and downloads. The conclusions were to target this audience with a £3 biweekly magazine in Bishops Stortford and Harlow featuring their preferred content.
Grace Sykes conducted market research through a questionnaire and focus group to understand what her target audience wants in a music magazine. The results showed that her target audience is primarily males aged 16-18 and 18-21 living in Harlow and Hertfordshire. They prefer the magazine to be released fortnightly and purchased from newsagents for £3. The audience wants the magazine to have an informal tone and feature artists like Chase & Status, as well as the best clubs and biggest tracks of the year. They preferred a black, white, and red color scheme and font 4.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female (60%) aged 16-25. They are mostly interested in music and film and 80% are students. Only 10% currently buy magazines but would spend up to £3.50. The most popular music genres are indie, rock, pop and alternative. Half attend concerts. Most have heard of magazines like Q and NME. The conclusions are the magazine should focus on the top genres and offer both print and free online versions.
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire conducted to help determine the target audience and content for a new magazine. Most respondents were male (70%) and between the ages of 17-25 (40%). Rock and indie music genres were most popular (40%). Most would pay between £3-4 for the magazine and are attracted to magazines based on the cover picture and color. Therefore, the summary concludes the magazine should target younger males, focus on rock music but include various genres, price around £3-4, and feature engaging cover images and design.
Sara McGranaghan conducted market research through a questionnaire to help design a new music magazine. Most respondents were 16-19 years old, students, and preferred R&B/hip-hop music. While 80% preferred a paper magazine, creating an online version could reduce costs. Based on the results, Sara will create a bi-monthly R&B magazine aimed at 15-25 year olds, priced at £3, focusing on cover stars, eye-catching articles, and music competitions and interviews to attract younger audiences who use social media.
(1) The document summarizes research from questionnaires given to mainly 16-18 year olds about music magazine preferences. (2) The research found that 80% of respondents were still in college so likely to not spend much money, and 50% get their music through illegal downloads rather than buying magazines. (3) Based on the results, the magazine will be targeted slightly more towards males, feature genres like indie and R&B that were most popular, and offer an annual £20 online subscription with physical magazine issues sent to subscribers.
The questionnaires provided information about the target audience for Lauren Barrett's planned music magazine. The majority of the audience is female, aged 16-18, and students or employed part-time. They have interests in music, sports, and photography. Most live in Harlow or neighboring towns. They typically buy 1-3 music magazines per month from supermarkets or newsagents for £4.99 or less. This information will help Lauren tailor the magazine's content and distribution.
Josh robinson audience research questionnaire analysisJoshrob
The document summarizes market research conducted to help determine the target audience and content for a new music magazine. The research found that the majority of respondents were males aged 16-25 who preferred pop and dubstep music. Most earned under £50 per week and would pay under £3 for a magazine. Based on this, the summary concludes the magazine should target unemployed males aged 16-25 and focus on pop and dubstep artists while keeping the price below £3.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire found that the target age group is 16-25, the magazine should focus mainly on RnB and Hip Hop music, and should be released monthly at a price of £1.51-£2.50. Both male and female readers should be targeted evenly. While 60% of respondents currently read music magazines, the magazine will need to offer something new to attract more readers.
This pie chart shows the ages of the people that i surveyed with my questionn...Louis1995
Louis Rutter conducted market research through questionnaires to understand how to design his music magazine. The results showed that the target demographic is 16-20 year olds, most of whom are students. Indie and rock music were the most popular genres. Interviews and information on gigs were the most desirable content. The magazine should cost between £2-4 and include small incentives to appeal to readers.
The document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire given to 15 respondents aged 16-24. Most respondents were female and had a positive view of hip hop music. When looking at magazines, respondents first notice the focal image. Articles on artists' stories and predictions about the hip hop genre were of most interest. The conclusion indicates setting the magazine price between £0-£3.99 and focusing on current artists based on the feedback.
Lucas Yates conducted research through a questionnaire to gather information on what attracts people to music magazines. Most respondents were males aged 16-25 who listen to music on their iPhone and enjoy the content, photographs, and free prizes in magazines. Based on the results, Lucas plans to target their magazine at this demographic and price it between £2-4, including interesting content, photos, prizes, and links to music websites.
The document describes market research conducted to determine what content and format people would like to see in a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is primarily 16-18 year old students who listen to a variety of music genres. Most cannot afford to pay more than £1 for a magazine and do not regularly read music magazines currently available. Therefore, the new magazine will need to be inexpensive and differentiated from competitors, possibly in an online-only format. It should focus on news stories and include high-quality photos, which respondents indicated were important. Further research may be needed to explore additional music genres.
The document summarizes the results of primary research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
1) The target audience is 16-20 year old males who are students with part-time jobs and have a small disposable income.
2) The target audience buys magazines from stores like WHSmiths for £2-3 and prefers magazines with color schemes and layouts similar to Q and Kerrang magazines.
3) Based on the results, the new magazine should be released fortnightly, focus on gig reviews, and include a free CD in the first issue to attract the target audience.
The poster uses dull green and red colors that create a negative and horror atmosphere. A single disturbing image of a character covered in blood takes up the entire poster, immediately signaling to viewers that this is a horror film. While the text is placed artistically in one corner, this may not catch viewers' attention as well as central text would. The lighting and dark shadows of the character make it seem as if it is looming over the audience, further enhancing the frightening tone.
The document is a questionnaire for Jaime Harper to gather information about their target audience for a new music magazine. It asks respondents about their age, gender, employment status, place of residence, hobbies, how often they purchase magazines, preferred magazine genres, where they purchase magazines from, how often a magazine should be released, how much they would pay, preferred gifts/offers, color scheme preferences, appealing existing magazine covers, and preferred main features for the new magazine. The goal is to determine the demographics, interests, and expectations of the magazine's intended readers.
The questionnaire results show that the target audience for the magazine should be males ages 16-21 who enjoy music and live in Bishops Stortford. Most respondents are students or work part-time. While they rarely buy magazines now, they would be interested in a music magazine if it featured artists like Deadmau5 and offered discounts on music festivals. The magazine should be available primarily through supermarkets and online to make it easy for the target audience to purchase.
The document is a single word title "Best Work" followed by the month "October". It provides very little context or information to summarize in 3 sentences or less.
The document provides an evaluation of a photography project and future plans. It summarizes that the photographer feels their skills have improved, covering topics like jumping, showing, and modeling, but that there is still more to cover like surrealism. It lists future shoot plans including a studio light horse shoot at sunset, surreal shoots inserting images into a horse's eye and having horses trot through water, and an animated point of view ride.
The document outlines three initial ideas for a magazine:
1) A hip hop magazine targeting males aged 16-25 with features on rap stars.
2) An indie rock magazine targeting males and females aged 16-22 with features on British bands and up-and-coming artists.
3) A dance music magazine targeting males aged 18-25 interested in clubs with features on DJs, music software, and clubs.
Peer feedback indicated that the indie rock magazine had the widest appeal and marketability due to its broad target audience and interesting features and images that would appeal to many readers. Therefore, the indie rock magazine idea was selected as the best option to pursue.
This appears to be a school assignment for a student named Jaime Harper. The document is titled "Best Work Unit 2" suggesting it contains Jaime's best work for a second unit or assignment. No other contextual or content information is provided in the very brief document title and header.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is male students aged 16-20 living in Bishops Stortford and Harlow. They spend £2-4 per month on 2-3 magazines from WHSmith and would pay £2-3 for a biweekly magazine. Popular features included a "day in the life of" column and gifts like competitions and downloads. The conclusions were to target this audience with a £3 biweekly magazine in Bishops Stortford and Harlow featuring their preferred content.
Grace Sykes conducted market research through a questionnaire and focus group to understand what her target audience wants in a music magazine. The results showed that her target audience is primarily males aged 16-18 and 18-21 living in Harlow and Hertfordshire. They prefer the magazine to be released fortnightly and purchased from newsagents for £3. The audience wants the magazine to have an informal tone and feature artists like Chase & Status, as well as the best clubs and biggest tracks of the year. They preferred a black, white, and red color scheme and font 4.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a new music magazine. It found that the audience is majority female (60%) aged 16-25. They are mostly interested in music and film and 80% are students. Only 10% currently buy magazines but would spend up to £3.50. The most popular music genres are indie, rock, pop and alternative. Half attend concerts. Most have heard of magazines like Q and NME. The conclusions are the magazine should focus on the top genres and offer both print and free online versions.
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire conducted to help determine the target audience and content for a new magazine. Most respondents were male (70%) and between the ages of 17-25 (40%). Rock and indie music genres were most popular (40%). Most would pay between £3-4 for the magazine and are attracted to magazines based on the cover picture and color. Therefore, the summary concludes the magazine should target younger males, focus on rock music but include various genres, price around £3-4, and feature engaging cover images and design.
Sara McGranaghan conducted market research through a questionnaire to help design a new music magazine. Most respondents were 16-19 years old, students, and preferred R&B/hip-hop music. While 80% preferred a paper magazine, creating an online version could reduce costs. Based on the results, Sara will create a bi-monthly R&B magazine aimed at 15-25 year olds, priced at £3, focusing on cover stars, eye-catching articles, and music competitions and interviews to attract younger audiences who use social media.
(1) The document summarizes research from questionnaires given to mainly 16-18 year olds about music magazine preferences. (2) The research found that 80% of respondents were still in college so likely to not spend much money, and 50% get their music through illegal downloads rather than buying magazines. (3) Based on the results, the magazine will be targeted slightly more towards males, feature genres like indie and R&B that were most popular, and offer an annual £20 online subscription with physical magazine issues sent to subscribers.
The questionnaires provided information about the target audience for Lauren Barrett's planned music magazine. The majority of the audience is female, aged 16-18, and students or employed part-time. They have interests in music, sports, and photography. Most live in Harlow or neighboring towns. They typically buy 1-3 music magazines per month from supermarkets or newsagents for £4.99 or less. This information will help Lauren tailor the magazine's content and distribution.
Josh robinson audience research questionnaire analysisJoshrob
The document summarizes market research conducted to help determine the target audience and content for a new music magazine. The research found that the majority of respondents were males aged 16-25 who preferred pop and dubstep music. Most earned under £50 per week and would pay under £3 for a magazine. Based on this, the summary concludes the magazine should target unemployed males aged 16-25 and focus on pop and dubstep artists while keeping the price below £3.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire found that the target age group is 16-25, the magazine should focus mainly on RnB and Hip Hop music, and should be released monthly at a price of £1.51-£2.50. Both male and female readers should be targeted evenly. While 60% of respondents currently read music magazines, the magazine will need to offer something new to attract more readers.
This pie chart shows the ages of the people that i surveyed with my questionn...Louis1995
Louis Rutter conducted market research through questionnaires to understand how to design his music magazine. The results showed that the target demographic is 16-20 year olds, most of whom are students. Indie and rock music were the most popular genres. Interviews and information on gigs were the most desirable content. The magazine should cost between £2-4 and include small incentives to appeal to readers.
The document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire given to 15 respondents aged 16-24. Most respondents were female and had a positive view of hip hop music. When looking at magazines, respondents first notice the focal image. Articles on artists' stories and predictions about the hip hop genre were of most interest. The conclusion indicates setting the magazine price between £0-£3.99 and focusing on current artists based on the feedback.
Lucas Yates conducted research through a questionnaire to gather information on what attracts people to music magazines. Most respondents were males aged 16-25 who listen to music on their iPhone and enjoy the content, photographs, and free prizes in magazines. Based on the results, Lucas plans to target their magazine at this demographic and price it between £2-4, including interesting content, photos, prizes, and links to music websites.
The document describes market research conducted to determine what content and format people would like to see in a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is primarily 16-18 year old students who listen to a variety of music genres. Most cannot afford to pay more than £1 for a magazine and do not regularly read music magazines currently available. Therefore, the new magazine will need to be inexpensive and differentiated from competitors, possibly in an online-only format. It should focus on news stories and include high-quality photos, which respondents indicated were important. Further research may be needed to explore additional music genres.
The document summarizes the results of primary research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
1) The target audience is 16-20 year old males who are students with part-time jobs and have a small disposable income.
2) The target audience buys magazines from stores like WHSmiths for £2-3 and prefers magazines with color schemes and layouts similar to Q and Kerrang magazines.
3) Based on the results, the new magazine should be released fortnightly, focus on gig reviews, and include a free CD in the first issue to attract the target audience.
Liam Attridge conducted primary research through questionnaires and a focus group to inform the development of a new music magazine. The questionnaires found that the target audience is 16-20 year old males from Harlow who enjoy watching TV and playing video games. They typically buy 1-2 magazines per month from newsagents. The focus group supported these findings and indicated a preference for a weekly magazine priced at £2-£3 that features an "what happened to..." section and includes iTunes vouchers. The research will help Liam design a magazine tailored to his target audience's interests.
Liam Attridge conducted primary research to inform the development of a new music magazine. He created a questionnaire and focus group to understand his target audience which was identified as 16-20 year old males from Harlow who enjoy music. The results showed preferences for weekly magazines priced at £2-£3 focusing on bands and including features on past music stars. This provided insights to guide the magazine's design and content.
Liam Attridge conducted primary research through questionnaires and a focus group to inform the development of a new music magazine. The questionnaires found that the target audience is 16-20 year old males from Harlow who enjoy watching TV and playing video games. They typically buy 1-2 magazines per month from newsagents. The focus group supported these findings and indicated a preference for a weekly magazine priced at £2-£3 that features an "what happened to..." section and includes iTunes vouchers. The research will help Liam design a magazine tailored to his target audience's interests.
Mark Rowland conducted a survey to help plan his new music magazine. The results showed that his target audience is primarily male, aged 16-18, who enjoy indie music. Respondents said they would spend up to £3 on the magazine but do not frequently read other music magazines or buy magazines regularly. The survey indicates the magazine should focus on new music releases, interviews, and guides while featuring popular indie artists on the cover and in ads. Social media promotion will also be important to engage the target audience.
The document summarizes research conducted to inform the design of a magazine cover targeted at 17-19 year olds. The research found that this age group prefers R&B, rock, and pop music genres and would be more likely to buy a magazine priced between £1-2 that includes posters, pictures, and freebies. Based on the results, the magazine cover will feature a rock style and be aimed at both male and female teenagers.
1. The survey showed that the target audience for the music magazine is 16-19 year olds who buy music magazines monthly. This gives insight into the ideal release schedule.
2. Most respondents were female, showing that is the target gender. The majority read NME, indicating interest in indie/rock music.
3. Features on new and unknown artists along with opportunities for audience participation would make the magazine appealing. This provides guidance on content and design.
Jaime-Leigh Harper is a photographer who takes some of the best photos. Her photos capture moments in a beautiful way. She has a gift for photography and her work showcases natural beauty.
Jaime-Leigh Harper is a photographer who takes some of the best photos. Her photos capture moments in a beautiful way. She has a gift for photography and her work showcases natural beauty.
Jaime-Leigh Harper is seeking feedback on her photos. The evaluation suggests her personal project is not always obvious in the photos. Her plan is to develop the project by shooting controversial advertisements promoting the use of drugs and excessive amounts of alcohol.
This appears to be a school assignment titled "Best Work" from a student named Jaime Harper in Unit 4. The document likely contains Jaime Harper's best work or assignment that was completed for a class designated as Unit 4. No other contextual information is provided in the brief document title and header to determine the specific topic, content, or purpose of the assignment.
This appears to be a school assignment titled "Best Work" from a student named Jaime Harper in Unit 4. The document likely contains Jaime Harper's best work or assignment that was completed for a class designated as Unit 4. No other contextual information is provided in the brief document title and header to determine the specific class, subject, or details of the assignment contained within.
This document analyzes and summarizes key aspects of two music magazine covers - Q Magazine and NME. For Q Magazine, the summary discusses the magazine's circulation numbers, mission statement focusing on bringing music alive, and typical reader profile of 29-year old Chris who is passionate about music. For NME, the summary briefly outlines the magazine's circulation, mission of providing new music news/reviews, and typical reader profile. It then analyzes design elements like colors, images, and language used on the magazine covers based on communication theories.
This document appears to be a list of names with no other context provided. It contains the name "Jaime-Leigh Harper" followed by a series of blank lines and caret symbols. There is no other identifiable information presented.
2. Purpose, Aims and Methodology
• In order to find out what the target audience of
my new music magazine would like to see in the
magazine I carried out a questionnaire. This
presentation shows the results I found from
conducting a questionnaire.
• I chose to carry out a questionnaire as my
method because it is primary research and it’s a
quick way of gathering quantative data which
then makes it easier to turn the data into graphs
• The results show the thoughts and opinions of
the sample I asked.
3. Audience profiling
Town of Residence
10 The gender of people asked for near enough half male
5
2 1 2
8
1 1 and half female and vast majority were within the 16-20
0 Series1 age bracket, so I will make a unisex magazine so it can
Waltha…
Bishop'…
Sawbrid…
Enfield
Harlow
Epping
Roydon
appeal to both genders who are between the ages of 16-
20.
Employment Status A lot of people asked were a student but also has a part
9%
Full time time job meaning they have a disposable income this
48%
29%
Part time could influence the price I charge for my magazine.
Unemployed
Student
14% Bishop’s Stortford was the most popular town of
residence so I need to ensure my magazine is made most
Age widely available there but also in Harlow and Roydon.
0% 0%
13% 0%
Under 16 Gender
0% 16-20
20% 21-25 Male
47%
67%
26-30 53% female
31-30
4. Media purchasing habits
How often do you It became clear that the people asked do not purchase a
purchase your magazines? large amount of magazines monthly so this along with an
13%
almost unanimous vote from my questionnaire saying they
0-2 think a magazine should be released monthly means I have a
3 to 5
good idea of how often to release my magazine.
80% 6+
The most popular place where people would buy a magazine
Where would you was a supermarket but a Newsagents was second popular so
purchase your It would be a good idea to have this music magazine
magazines? available at both if possible.
7% 13%
WHSMITHS
27% Newsagents
The sample of people asked said they would be willing to pay
53% Supermarket
within the £2-£3 bracket for a magazine.
How often do you How much would you
think a magazine… be willing to pay for…
13% 7%
50p-£1
Weekly 29%
£2-£3
87% Monthly 64%
£4+
5. Personal preferences
What gifts/offers would you like to
see with each issue?
8 The gifts/offers people would like to see in
7
6 7 each issue was quite widely spread and
5
4 5 5 there were three options that came out
3
2 Series1
top, because of this I could use the ideas
1 0 1 and have a different one each month.
0
Headphones Promotional Chance to Festival Vouchers for
cd win festival raincoats Music shops
tickets
What would you like to see as a main There was also quite a lot of
feature for the magazine? variation with what my audience
7 would like to see as a main
6
5
4
6 feature, this means that I could
5
3
2 3
4 possibly have three to choose from.
1 1 2 1
0
Series1
6. Personal Preferences
What colour scheme do
you prefer?
13%
option 1
13% 34%
Option 2 was the most popular colour scheme with option 1
option 2
option 3
being close behind, I think the first option would be the
40%
option 4 better choice especially if I’m going to try and appeal to
male and females as I think option 2 is a bit more feministic
The third option was chose by most as an existing
magazine front cover that appeals most to the
audience, This one is slightly more simplistic in
Which existing magazine comparison to the other ones so I might try and apply
front cover appeals to you this to my magazine.
most?
8% 15%
option 1
23% option 2
54% option 3
option 4
7. Conclusion and Proposals
From my results I have decided that I will take a lot of the most popular options into
account when making my magazine. In regards to the audience profiling all of the results
will affect my magazine, the gender was very evenly split so I will make my magazine
unisex this will widen my target audience too. My target audience will therefore be 16-20
year old male and females. As Bishops Stortford was the area where most people were
from I will make sure my magazine is widely available there but also available in Roydon
and Harlow.
The fact that I am making a unisex magazine means that I have decided to go with the
second most popular colour scheme instead of the first as I think the first one is too ‘girly’.
Option 2 was the most popular existing magazine front cover which is quite simplistic so I
might include this style to mine.
Due to the results I got I will charge £1.50 for my magazine as it is inbetween the most
popular price bracket and release it once a month because of the almost unanimous vote.