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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent to 20 people about music magazine preferences. Key findings include: - Respondents were evenly split 10 male and 10 female. - Most respondents were aged 16-25. - Free gifts like CDs or tickets included in magazines would encourage purchases. - Indie and rock music were most popular genres among respondents.
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The questionnaire results showed that the magazine's target audience is 13-21 year olds. The majority of respondents associated the magazine with pop/rock music based on the colors and images used. Most also thought the informal tone and inclusion of artist names in the cover lines would make them want to read the magazine. The color theme was seen as matching pop/rock and the cover was perceived as targeting females.
Media questionnaire one
This document summarizes the key findings from a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience is primarily 16-20 year olds and they enjoy R&B music the most. It also determined that the cover story and image are most important in grabbing readers' attention. Red was the most popular color. Pricing information suggested targeting 16-20 year olds.
Question 4
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people to help determine the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- 30% of respondents preferred the indie music genre, suggesting an indie magazine would have broad appeal.
- The magazine masthead was the most attractive design element to readers.
- Interviews were the most interesting content for readers.
The target audience is envisioned as 16-21 year olds, "hipster" style. Examples images provided represent the envisioned typical male and female readers.
Target audience analyse PR
The document discusses the results of a poll conducted to analyze the target audience for a proposed music magazine. The poll was taken by 10 respondents aged 16-21 and addressed questions like whether they would buy a music magazine, their preferences regarding images vs text and price, suitable color schemes, festival attendance, desired content, and preferred age of models. Key findings included that the target audience was interested in a magazine, preferred a mix of images and text, wanted a low price of £1-2, thought black and white was suitable for an urban magazine, and wanted to see lots of information and models close to their own age.
Target audience analyse
The document discusses the results of a poll conducted with a target audience of 16-21 year olds to help inform the creation of an urban music magazine. Key findings include:
- 80% of respondents expressed interest in buying a music magazine.
- 50% preferred a mix of images and text in a magazine, while 40% preferred more images than text.
- The majority preferred to pay between £1-2 for a magazine, with no interest in magazines priced over £5.
- Black and white was deemed the most suitable color scheme for an urban music magazine.
- Respondents wanted to see lots of information in the magazine and have models featured that were similar in age
Questionnaire research analysis
The questionnaire revealed that the target audience for the music magazine is 16-18 year olds. Most read magazines at home, school, or college due to accessibility and affordability as students. Exclusive content and interviews were popular things readers wanted to see. Rock Sound was identified as the main competitor but it is more expensive at £5 per magazine while the survey found most students would pay £2. The questionnaire provided useful guidance on content, pricing, and design to make the magazine appealing and successful.
Questionnaire Results Analysis
The author analyzed the results of a music magazine questionnaire completed by 20 people. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be both male and female aged 16-25.
- Readers prefer alternative and punk music genres, so the magazine will cover a wide range.
- Pricing the magazine between £2-3 will appeal to most readers.
- Readers are interested in concert reviews, new music releases, and band interviews.
- The magazine cover, artists featured, and article content most influence purchasing decisions.
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
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The questionnaire results showed that the magazine's target audience is 13-21 year olds. The majority of respondents associated the magazine with pop/rock music based on the colors and images used. Most also thought the informal tone and inclusion of artist names in the cover lines would make them want to read the magazine. The color theme was seen as matching pop/rock and the cover was perceived as targeting females.
Media questionnaire one
This document summarizes the key findings from a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience is primarily 16-20 year olds and they enjoy R&B music the most. It also determined that the cover story and image are most important in grabbing readers' attention. Red was the most popular color. Pricing information suggested targeting 16-20 year olds.
Question 4
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people to help determine the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- 30% of respondents preferred the indie music genre, suggesting an indie magazine would have broad appeal.
- The magazine masthead was the most attractive design element to readers.
- Interviews were the most interesting content for readers.
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The document discusses the results of a poll conducted to analyze the target audience for a proposed music magazine. The poll was taken by 10 respondents aged 16-21 and addressed questions like whether they would buy a music magazine, their preferences regarding images vs text and price, suitable color schemes, festival attendance, desired content, and preferred age of models. Key findings included that the target audience was interested in a magazine, preferred a mix of images and text, wanted a low price of £1-2, thought black and white was suitable for an urban magazine, and wanted to see lots of information and models close to their own age.
Target audience analyse
The document discusses the results of a poll conducted with a target audience of 16-21 year olds to help inform the creation of an urban music magazine. Key findings include:
- 80% of respondents expressed interest in buying a music magazine.
- 50% preferred a mix of images and text in a magazine, while 40% preferred more images than text.
- The majority preferred to pay between £1-2 for a magazine, with no interest in magazines priced over £5.
- Black and white was deemed the most suitable color scheme for an urban music magazine.
- Respondents wanted to see lots of information in the magazine and have models featured that were similar in age
Questionnaire research analysis
The questionnaire revealed that the target audience for the music magazine is 16-18 year olds. Most read magazines at home, school, or college due to accessibility and affordability as students. Exclusive content and interviews were popular things readers wanted to see. Rock Sound was identified as the main competitor but it is more expensive at £5 per magazine while the survey found most students would pay £2. The questionnaire provided useful guidance on content, pricing, and design to make the magazine appealing and successful.
Questionnaire Results Analysis
The author analyzed the results of a music magazine questionnaire completed by 20 people. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be both male and female aged 16-25.
- Readers prefer alternative and punk music genres, so the magazine will cover a wide range.
- Pricing the magazine between £2-3 will appeal to most readers.
- Readers are interested in concert reviews, new music releases, and band interviews.
- The magazine cover, artists featured, and article content most influence purchasing decisions.
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
Questionaire research
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is teenagers, the magazine should come out monthly, and the price point should be £2.50. The genre of music featured will be R&B, the magazine will have bright colors, and will contain more pictures than articles. A competition to win concert tickets will be included in the first issue.
Questionnaire Analysis.
- The document analyzes the results of questionnaires distributed to the target audience of 11-15 year olds to understand what they look for in pop magazines.
- The top answers showed a preference for boy bands like One Direction, female artists seen as controversial like Miley Cyrus, and handsome male artists like Sam Smith.
- When asked about magazine content, images were the most popular, followed by celebrity gossip, with the average price of £2-£2.99 being acceptable.
- Nearly all listened to pop music daily, enjoyed reading pop magazines, and suggested artists like Justin Bieber or new up-and-coming artists for the cover.
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The target audience for the magazine would be males and females aged 13-19 who like rock music and are still in school or college. The author determined this through creating a questionnaire to understand preferences of potential readers. The questionnaire found that most potential readers preferred rock music, monthly magazines priced between £2-3, and content like interviews, reviews, and celebrity news. Key details like favorite brands and social media sites were also gathered to ensure the magazine would appeal to this audience. With this audience profile, the author can now create a magazine tailored to attract and engage this specific demographic.
Media questionnaire feedback
The document provides results from a questionnaire given to 10 people ages 16-18 on topics related to music magazine preferences. Key results include:
- Indie music was the most popular genre, but pop would appeal to more people.
- Cover stories and pictures most attract buyers to magazines.
- Most purchase magazines weekly or monthly.
- £1-2 was the most popular price range.
- Information on tours and festivals is preferred over fashion or horoscopes.
- The target audience age range is 16-17 years old.
Task 7 - Questionnaire analysis
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Final key concepts research
Q magazine differentiates itself from other music magazines through its design elements. It uses a limited color palette of black, red, grey and white for covers compared to brighter colors used by magazines like Billboard. The bold, thick font and prominent red logo against a white background helps the magazine stand out visually. Q also aims its content at an older, rock/indie music audience rather than younger audiences of magazines like Top of the Pops. It features older adult subjects and focuses on established artists in that genre. The magazine's layout employs bold headings against black backgrounds for emphasis compared to more blended, busy designs in other publications.
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- Red, black and white were the preferred color scheme as being bold and youthful.
- £2-£3 was identified as the ideal price point that most respondents said they would pay.
- Upcoming artists and interviews were the most desired content.
- Artists should be presented in a casual way focused on their face.
- Mid-shots and close-ups with high key lighting were preferred photographic styles.
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Questionnaire results
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Evaluation 4
- The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine.
- Questionnaires were used which found that the target audience should be people aged 15-20 living in the UK, from working and middle class backgrounds who can read English.
- Additional research through graphs and charts showed that this 15-20 age group was most interested in reading magazines about music and were more likely to buy the magazine if their favorite artists were featured.
- In conclusion, the research identified teenagers aged 15-20 as the primary target audience for the new music magazine.
Target audience research
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Evaluation (5)
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Questionnaire results
- The document summarizes the responses to a 12 question questionnaire given to 10 people (6 male and 4 female) between the ages of 14-19 about music magazines.
- Key findings included that most respondents were unwilling to pay more than £2 for a magazine and had never previously purchased one. Most wanted content about current chart artists and music news/reviews.
- The majority said they would not regularly purchase or subscribe to a magazine monthly. They disliked magazines targeting only teenage girls or having too much irrelevant advertising. Most had varying music interests beyond just pop.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about music magazines. The questionnaire included questions about demographics (gender and age), magazine buying habits (frequency and price), favorite magazine content, and design preferences (fonts, colors, images vs. text).
The key findings were that the majority of respondents were female aged 18-20, preferred to buy magazines monthly for £1.60-£2.50, and favored Acoustic magazine. Respondents also preferred blues and white color schemes, and images, interviews and events as content. This information will help the document's author decide how to design and target their own music magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences. It includes 8 questions asked in the questionnaire and graphs showing the responses. The most relevant findings are:
- More females (12) than males (8) responded.
- The most popular age range was 18-20 years old.
- Respondents most commonly buy music magazines monthly.
- The majority are willing to pay £1.60-£2.50 for a magazine.
- All respondents either buy music magazines or sometimes buy them.
- The most popular magazine bought is "Acoustic".
Graphs and conclusions for questionnaire
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- The majority of respondents were male, between 14-18 years old, and favored bands like Arctic Monkeys and solo artists like Jake Bugg.
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- Favorite colors like red and black will influence the magazine cover design, and including free posters was found to attract buyers.
Analysis and evaluation of questionnaire
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Music magazine questionnaire results
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Target Audience survey analysis
This survey provided useful information for planning a new music magazine, including that it should be weekly, around £1-£1.20 in price, and cover genres like indie, rock, and pop. It also showed that including fashion, food, events, and places would appeal to readers. The responses helped define key aspects of the magazine while coming from a sample size in the target demographic.
Target audience survey analysis
This survey provided useful information for planning a new music magazine, including that it should be weekly, around £1-£1.20 in price, and cover genres like indie, rock, and pop. It also showed that including fashion, food, events, and places would appeal to readers. The responses indicated that creating a unique selling point is key to attracting non-music magazine fans. Overall, the survey successfully guided decisions about the magazine's content and format despite having a relatively small sample size.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that most of the respondent audience was under 18, slightly more were female than male, and most read magazines slightly or moderately often, suggesting a monthly rather than weekly release. Most would pay between £1-£3 for a music magazine. Rock/indie rock was the most popular music genre. The majority said they would or maybe would buy a music magazine. "Enigma" was the most popular potential magazine name. The most interesting article types were gossip, new music releases, and top 10 songs lists.
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Questionnaire Analysis.
- The document analyzes the results of questionnaires distributed to the target audience of 11-15 year olds to understand what they look for in pop magazines.
- The top answers showed a preference for boy bands like One Direction, female artists seen as controversial like Miley Cyrus, and handsome male artists like Sam Smith.
- When asked about magazine content, images were the most popular, followed by celebrity gossip, with the average price of £2-£2.99 being acceptable.
- Nearly all listened to pop music daily, enjoyed reading pop magazines, and suggested artists like Justin Bieber or new up-and-coming artists for the cover.
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The target audience for the magazine would be males and females aged 13-19 who like rock music and are still in school or college. The author determined this through creating a questionnaire to understand preferences of potential readers. The questionnaire found that most potential readers preferred rock music, monthly magazines priced between £2-3, and content like interviews, reviews, and celebrity news. Key details like favorite brands and social media sites were also gathered to ensure the magazine would appeal to this audience. With this audience profile, the author can now create a magazine tailored to attract and engage this specific demographic.
Media questionnaire feedback
The document provides results from a questionnaire given to 10 people ages 16-18 on topics related to music magazine preferences. Key results include:
- Indie music was the most popular genre, but pop would appeal to more people.
- Cover stories and pictures most attract buyers to magazines.
- Most purchase magazines weekly or monthly.
- £1-2 was the most popular price range.
- Information on tours and festivals is preferred over fashion or horoscopes.
- The target audience age range is 16-17 years old.
Task 7 - Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to understand the target audience for a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-20 year olds who enjoy listening to music, socializing, and partying. When buying magazines, they look for good design with popular artists and content. The target audience prefers articles with new music events and gossip.
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The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Final key concepts research
Q magazine differentiates itself from other music magazines through its design elements. It uses a limited color palette of black, red, grey and white for covers compared to brighter colors used by magazines like Billboard. The bold, thick font and prominent red logo against a white background helps the magazine stand out visually. Q also aims its content at an older, rock/indie music audience rather than younger audiences of magazines like Top of the Pops. It features older adult subjects and focuses on established artists in that genre. The magazine's layout employs bold headings against black backgrounds for emphasis compared to more blended, busy designs in other publications.
Audience research survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new hip hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-21 year olds. More males than females responded.
- "RAW" was the most popular proposed magazine title.
- Red, black and white were the preferred color scheme as being bold and youthful.
- £2-£3 was identified as the ideal price point that most respondents said they would pay.
- Upcoming artists and interviews were the most desired content.
- Artists should be presented in a casual way focused on their face.
- Mid-shots and close-ups with high key lighting were preferred photographic styles.
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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.
Evaluation 4
- The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine.
- Questionnaires were used which found that the target audience should be people aged 15-20 living in the UK, from working and middle class backgrounds who can read English.
- Additional research through graphs and charts showed that this 15-20 age group was most interested in reading magazines about music and were more likely to buy the magazine if their favorite artists were featured.
- In conclusion, the research identified teenagers aged 15-20 as the primary target audience for the new music magazine.
Target audience research
The document discusses audience research conducted for a magazine targeted towards 16-19 year old upper class females with indie/hipster interests. Surveys were created using SurveyMonkey to understand topics of interest, preferred publication frequency, pricing, cover content, and favorite artists. Based on the results, the magazine will be published monthly rather than fortnightly as indicated by the research, and will feature the artist Millie on the cover rather than incorporating music charts as originally planned. The research provided guidance but some decisions went against the findings.
Evaluation (5)
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. They used formal language and bold formatting for questions to draw attention. Secondary research of other magazines showed their target was likely 15-25 year olds. Conventions like headlines and colors were analyzed to meet audience expectations. The target audience for the author's hip hop magazine is teenagers aged 15-20 who would be interested in the genre. Primary research through questionnaires helped identify the target and gather feedback to inform decisions.
Questionnaire results
- The document summarizes the responses to a 12 question questionnaire given to 10 people (6 male and 4 female) between the ages of 14-19 about music magazines.
- Key findings included that most respondents were unwilling to pay more than £2 for a magazine and had never previously purchased one. Most wanted content about current chart artists and music news/reviews.
- The majority said they would not regularly purchase or subscribe to a magazine monthly. They disliked magazines targeting only teenage girls or having too much irrelevant advertising. Most had varying music interests beyond just pop.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about music magazines. The questionnaire included questions about demographics (gender and age), magazine buying habits (frequency and price), favorite magazine content, and design preferences (fonts, colors, images vs. text).
The key findings were that the majority of respondents were female aged 18-20, preferred to buy magazines monthly for £1.60-£2.50, and favored Acoustic magazine. Respondents also preferred blues and white color schemes, and images, interviews and events as content. This information will help the document's author decide how to design and target their own music magazine.
Results for questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences. It includes 8 questions asked in the questionnaire and graphs showing the responses. The most relevant findings are:
- More females (12) than males (8) responded.
- The most popular age range was 18-20 years old.
- Respondents most commonly buy music magazines monthly.
- The majority are willing to pay £1.60-£2.50 for a magazine.
- All respondents either buy music magazines or sometimes buy them.
- The most popular magazine bought is "Acoustic".
Graphs and conclusions for questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that most respondents were between 16-17 years old. For magazine frequency, monthly was most popular. The majority are willing to spend £1-£2. Blue was the favorite color. The magazine will be priced at £1.99 monthly and target the 16-25 demographic with incentives like concert ticket giveaways.
Questionnaire analysis newest
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- The majority of respondents were male, between 14-18 years old, and favored bands like Arctic Monkeys and solo artists like Jake Bugg.
- Most respondents said they would buy a magazine every week and be willing to pay £2 for the magazine, suggesting a weekly publication at that price point.
- Favorite colors like red and black will influence the magazine cover design, and including free posters was found to attract buyers.
Analysis and evaluation of questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new rock music magazine. Most respondents were male and between ages 16-21. They currently read magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Gossip that focus on rock music, news, and band information. Respondents associated rock music with words like "loud", "guitars", and "hard". Most would be willing to pay between £2-4 for the magazine and prefer it be published monthly. The results indicate the magazine should feature loud colors like black and red, include interviews and festival/tour dates, and use the Charlemagne font.
Music magazine questionnaire results
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Target Audience survey analysis
This survey provided useful information for planning a new music magazine, including that it should be weekly, around £1-£1.20 in price, and cover genres like indie, rock, and pop. It also showed that including fashion, food, events, and places would appeal to readers. The responses helped define key aspects of the magazine while coming from a sample size in the target demographic.
Target audience survey analysis
This survey provided useful information for planning a new music magazine, including that it should be weekly, around £1-£1.20 in price, and cover genres like indie, rock, and pop. It also showed that including fashion, food, events, and places would appeal to readers. The responses indicated that creating a unique selling point is key to attracting non-music magazine fans. Overall, the survey successfully guided decisions about the magazine's content and format despite having a relatively small sample size.
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Pie charts from surveys
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Pie charts from surveys
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Pie charts from surveys
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Pie charts from surveys
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Conclusions
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Questionnaire analysis
Katie Banner conducted a questionnaire to research her target audience for a new rock music magazine. She received responses from 10 males and 10 females aged 16-25. The results showed that most would buy a monthly magazine priced between £2-£2.50 and find band interviews and posters important. Colors like red, black and grey were most associated with rock music. This data will help Katie focus the magazine's content and features on bands, price points, and designs that appeal to her target demographic.
Music magazine questionnaire results
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Presentation questionnaire.
- 1. Male or Female? I sent my questionnaire out to 20 people altogether. I decided to make it fair I would send it to 10 female and 10 male. I did this so I would gain back accurate feed back depending on different genders. I also decided to do this because I don’t want my magazine to be gender specific. I have decided before hand that I want my magazine targeted at an age range rather than a gender so that my magazine has a mass target audience. How old are you? Looking at the results from my questionnaire involving age it proves that most people I questioned were within the age range of 16-25. Most of these people would be classed as teenagers/young adults.
- 2. Would it encourage you to purchase a magazine if it included a free gift? (Cover mount) What music do you listen to? In my questionnaire it turns out that all 20 people I questioned would not turn down the offer of a free gift. (Cover mount) To research more into this I asked the 20 candidates to state personally what they feel would sell well as a cover mount for a music magazine. Each person I interviewed tended to stated one of the 5 following gifts. The results as follows. From my results I have found that Indie and Rock are the most appealing music genres. Because I want my target audience to be nice wide range rather than a niche audience I am going to look into combining the 2 genres. If not Indie seems the most popular genre with my age range target audience. Tickets and CD’s are a very common. I feel it would give my magazine a higher selling point to include a cover mount. After I decide on my appropriate target audience I need to think closely as to which gifts I feel fit most appropriately with my genre and target audience.
- 3. Do you currently buy music magazines? 9 out of the 20 candidates who filled out my questionnaire already purchase music magazines. Although this is good to know that people are interested and do enjoy purchasing magazines it puts out more competition to convert those who are already settled with a music magazine to consider glancing into mine. (If previous answer is no) Would you consider buying a music magazine? Luckily out of the 11 who stated they wouldn’t consider purchasing one. My task is to create my magazine and then ask these same 11 people if they would consider purchasing my music magazine.
- 4. How much would you be willing to pay? £2-£2.99 was a popular price people would consider paying. Because closely behind this was the £3 boundary which people also found popular I’m going to place it at the top end of the £2-£2.99 boundary. For several reasons. 1- It will increase profit to the magazine over all 2- I know a large majority will be willing to pay the stated amount, there fore not loosing sales due to over rated pricing. 3- I feel may target audience are happy to pay the excessive price because this generation are known for there ‘pocket money’ leaves the with a wide fund to spend on unessaray things and there own interests such as there love and passion for music.
- 5. How often would you buy a music magazine? Which primary colour attracts your attention most? The reason I asked about colour is to define a theme colour for the magazine I am going to produce. I decided to not become excessive with the scheme and because I don’t want my magazine to be gender specific so I didn’t include stereotypical colours for a reason. I decided to stick with the 3 primary colours because as research points out, these colours attract the eye most. So these colours a good starting point for grasping attention. No one would consider purchasing a magazine daily. Which as a good thing, magazine companies would not have enough time to collect and process into a magazine daily. Also due to funding it would make the task impractical. I have found most people like a longer time gap between issues such as fortnightly or even monthly. I feel that a fortnight is a good limit between issues. There is enough time to collect and processes all new top news and gossip. Also not loosing out in any profits or sales as this time limit is what satisfies my target audience best.