Who would be the audience for your media product?
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The target audience for the magazine is 15-17 year olds who enjoy indie rock music. The magazine aims to fill a gap by targeting this narrow demographic, which is particularly price-conscious. It was designed to be affordable and released monthly to accommodate its target audience's spending habits and potential lack of steady income. Females responded more to an initial questionnaire, but the magazine aims to appeal to both male and female teens equally through its music coverage in order to achieve a wider readership.
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Audience profile
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience would be 11-16 year olds who listen to pop and R&B music. Based on the results, the magazine will be published monthly, cost between £4-5.99, include 51-70 pages, and be called "Blues Flava" to appeal to fans of both pop and R&B genres.
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.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres in a short, memorable name. She chose a pink, black, and white color scheme based on survey results showing their popularity. Her target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a magazine on pop and R&B music.
Survey powerpoint
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people aged 15+ about their preferences for a new magazine. The majority voted to call the magazine "Pop Central" and for its main colors to be light blue and pink. They also preferred for the magazine to include gossip, interviews with celebrities/artists, Facebook, Twitter and Spotify. Most respondents said they would pay £1.50-£2 for an 80 page magazine focused on an interview with a new artist. By following the audience's preferences, the creator can design the magazine to appeal to its target demographic.
Q4 evaluation
The target audience for the music magazine is 75% males aged 16-30. This age range was chosen based on research of existing indie magazines' readerships being majority male and aged 18-29. Additional market research through questionnaires and focus groups with 20 people found 12 respondents were males aged 16-17 who preferred indie artists. Therefore, the magazine will target males aged 16-30 interested in indie music. It aims to make readers feel confident and included by providing news and articles about music they are passionate about.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and genres like R&B and pop. She chose a color scheme of purple, black, and white based on a survey that found these were popular colors for magazines. Based on the survey results that found most readers were willing to spend around £2, the magazine will be priced at £2. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as the survey respondents were in this age range and most likely to be interested in pop and R&B music. The magazine will focus on pop and R&B genres as the survey found pop was most popular and these genres appeal to a broad audience.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming is pitching a new music magazine called "Beat". She chose the name because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres. The magazine will use a color scheme of purple, black, and white which were popular in her audience survey. Based on the survey results, the magazine will cost £2 on average. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a pop/R&B magazine.
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Audience profile
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about audience preferences for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience would be 11-16 year olds who listen to pop and R&B music. Based on the results, the magazine will be published monthly, cost between £4-5.99, include 51-70 pages, and be called "Blues Flava" to appeal to fans of both pop and R&B genres.
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.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres in a short, memorable name. She chose a pink, black, and white color scheme based on survey results showing their popularity. Her target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a magazine on pop and R&B music.
Survey powerpoint
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people aged 15+ about their preferences for a new magazine. The majority voted to call the magazine "Pop Central" and for its main colors to be light blue and pink. They also preferred for the magazine to include gossip, interviews with celebrities/artists, Facebook, Twitter and Spotify. Most respondents said they would pay £1.50-£2 for an 80 page magazine focused on an interview with a new artist. By following the audience's preferences, the creator can design the magazine to appeal to its target demographic.
Q4 evaluation
The target audience for the music magazine is 75% males aged 16-30. This age range was chosen based on research of existing indie magazines' readerships being majority male and aged 18-29. Additional market research through questionnaires and focus groups with 20 people found 12 respondents were males aged 16-17 who preferred indie artists. Therefore, the magazine will target males aged 16-30 interested in indie music. It aims to make readers feel confident and included by providing news and articles about music they are passionate about.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming has decided to name her new music magazine "Beat" because it suggests music and genres like R&B and pop. She chose a color scheme of purple, black, and white based on a survey that found these were popular colors for magazines. Based on the survey results that found most readers were willing to spend around £2, the magazine will be priced at £2. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as the survey respondents were in this age range and most likely to be interested in pop and R&B music. The magazine will focus on pop and R&B genres as the survey found pop was most popular and these genres appeal to a broad audience.
Pitch
Lucy Fleming is pitching a new music magazine called "Beat". She chose the name because it suggests music and pop/R&B genres. The magazine will use a color scheme of purple, black, and white which were popular in her audience survey. Based on the survey results, the magazine will cost £2 on average. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-20, as her survey showed they listen to and would purchase a pop/R&B magazine.
Magazine planning
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called Riff Magazine. It will focus on pop and indie music genres and have a target audience of 16-19 year olds. Riff Magazine will be published fortnightly in paper format only and sold for £1.99 in newsagents and supermarkets. Articles will include interviews with artists and stories about their music and personal lives. The magazine aims to have a relaxed and youthful style to appeal to its target readership.
Pie chart
From analyzing survey responses, the researcher found:
- Most participants were 16 years old females
- The three words most associated with indie/rock were "loud, modern and energy"
- The most popular band mentioned was Arctic Monkeys
- Most people buy music magazines monthly
- Interviews were the most liked aspect of magazines
- Too much information was the most disliked part of magazines
- Q magazine was the most frequently bought magazine
- Featured artists were the most persuasive and liked features in music magazines.
Planning my music
Georgia Hudson plans to start a new fortnightly music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds interested in trap, rap, and R&B music. The magazine will have a newspaper style to keep costs low for readers and fit its urban theme. The first edition will feature up and coming artist Young M.A on the cover along with an exclusive interview and contest to attract buyers. Each issue will provide updates on new music and artists, interviews, highlights and music videos to keep readers informed of the latest developments in the genre.
Q3
The author argues that Bauer Media would be the best institution to distribute their media product. Bauer Media uses various platforms like magazines, radio, social media, and Spotify to attract over 22 million weekly UK users. They adapt to their audience's preferences across different platforms. Distributing through Bauer Media would allow the author's audience to engage through multiple channels and expand the audience. Bauer Media is also experienced in magazine publishing and keeping audiences interested by featuring new artists, which would benefit the author's magazine focused on a new artist.
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.
Proposal
The proposed magazine would be called "InD" and focus on indie, rock, and alternative music. It would have a bold, recognizable logo. The magazine would cover both upbeat and darker aspects of the artists, tailoring to the artist rather than having them conform to the magazine. It aims to have interviews and articles on both mainstream and up-and-coming indie bands to discover new music. The magazine would be released monthly and target an audience of 15-25 year olds. An emphasis would be placed on social media promotion to engage readers.
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.
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.
Question 5 ferdig
The magazine attracts its audience through clear, well-lit celebrity photos taken in a studio. The models are made to look like real celebrities to pique readers' interest. A pull quote from Beyoncé and advertising a contest prize of festival tickets also attract readers. Research found the target audience is mainly girls aged 16-19, so the magazine focuses on interesting celebrities and a clean, relaxing design for easy reading. Inspiration was drawn from the popular music magazine Q in terms of design and content. Clean colors like grey, white, and black are used to attract more readers.
Analysing music magazines
This document analyzes different magazine covers and provides details about each:
- A Rolling Stones magazine cover about Rihanna suggests music and hip hop articles, targeting young adults.
- A Teen Vogue cover featuring Justin Bieber targets teenage girls with fashion, beauty and celebrity gossip.
- A Jamie magazine cover promotes recipes and cooking advice from celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, targeting various ages interested in cooking.
Planning and pitching finish
The document outlines plans for a music magazine targeted towards teenagers aged 16-19 who enjoy pop music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Tunes" and focus on pop music and artists like Beyoncé and Macklemore.
- It will be published monthly and cost £2.50 per issue to be affordable for students.
- Draft designs are presented for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread featuring staged portrait photography of musicians.
- Additional documents include style sheets, flat plans, and contact sheets of photos taken for use in the magazine.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a pop music magazine called "Melody". Key details include:
- The magazine will be priced at £2 per monthly issue and distributed in shops like newsagents and supermarkets.
- The position statement is "lets talk about pop" to clearly indicate the genre focus.
- The target audience is female teenagers and young adults interested in celebrity gossip and media events.
- Each issue will include regular content like celebrity stories as well as featured exclusive interviews.
3 concept
This document outlines a proposed alternative rock music magazine. It will target females ages 14-20, as there are few magazines in this genre catered to females. The magazine will have an edgy style to appeal to independent readers of both genders. Each issue will include a free poster of the featured artist. The magazine will be published by Bauer, as they have an opening for another alternative magazine despite already publishing Q Magazine, which targets an older unisex audience rather than young females.
Market research andre utkast
The document provides information about various music magazines published in the UK, including Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and NME. Q Magazine targets an audience of 34 years old and focuses on modern music. Kerrang! aims for a younger audience of 22 years old and covers rock music genres. NME has historically been a weekly publication but is now free, with 74% male readers. The document then analyzes the covers and contents pages of these magazines, noting design elements like images, fonts, and colors that draw attention and signal the type of content inside.
Audience research summary
The document summarizes audience research conducted for a music magazine targeted at teenagers. It found that most respondents were female, aged 14-19, and enjoyed indie music the most. Therefore, the magazine was designed to appeal to both genders by focusing on the unisex indie genre. It also included new and upcoming music to keep readers up to date. The magazine featured interviews and exclusive artist information at an affordable £2.50 price point. The language and varied fonts were made informal to appeal to teenagers.
Target audienec prezi
The target audience for the indie music magazine is teenagers and adults aged 15-30 who enjoy indie music. The magazine will focus on the indie genre through features on indie artists, fashion, and music trends. Its purpose is to entertain this audience and provide information about the indie scene. The magazine aims to appeal to a middle class, unisex readership through inclusive content and a price of £2.99, which research found most affordable to the target demographic.
Audience research
The survey responses showed that the magazine's audience is majority female aged 16-19 who enjoy hip hop and rock music. As a result, the magazine will have more feminine design elements and focus on pop music and younger audiences by including content that appeals to teenagers. The survey also found that most listeners enjoy music every day and read magazines monthly, with Q magazine being the most popular. This informs the magazine's music-focused content and monthly publication schedule.
Target audienec prezi
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed indie music magazine. The target audience is teenagers and adults aged 15-30 who are interested in indie music. The magazine will feature indie fashion styles and include content like articles on indie artists, latest fashion trends, and advertisements for indie concerts to entertain and inform readers about the genre. The target gender is unisex and the target class is middle class to include slang terms they would understand. The price point chosen through research is £2.99 to appeal to the target audience.
Proposal
The document discusses plans for an indie music magazine. The author has chosen to focus on the indie genre because they enjoy that type of music and are familiar with many indie artists. They also feel indie is a broad genre that will allow them to write about different types of artists. The author looks to magazines like Rolling Stone and Q as models because of their success and layout styles. They want their magazine to be credible and provide honest reviews, even if that means criticizing albums. The target audience is identified as predominantly white males aged 18-40 who are interested in arts and entertainment. The magazine will aim to provide information, advice, and a sense of belonging for readers while also being entertaining. Ultimately, the author aspires for their
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From analyzing survey responses, the researcher found:
- Most participants were 16 years old females
- The three words most associated with indie/rock were "loud, modern and energy"
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- Interviews were the most liked aspect of magazines
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Georgia Hudson plans to start a new fortnightly music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds interested in trap, rap, and R&B music. The magazine will have a newspaper style to keep costs low for readers and fit its urban theme. The first edition will feature up and coming artist Young M.A on the cover along with an exclusive interview and contest to attract buyers. Each issue will provide updates on new music and artists, interviews, highlights and music videos to keep readers informed of the latest developments in the genre.
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The author argues that Bauer Media would be the best institution to distribute their media product. Bauer Media uses various platforms like magazines, radio, social media, and Spotify to attract over 22 million weekly UK users. They adapt to their audience's preferences across different platforms. Distributing through Bauer Media would allow the author's audience to engage through multiple channels and expand the audience. Bauer Media is also experienced in magazine publishing and keeping audiences interested by featuring new artists, which would benefit the author's magazine focused on a new artist.
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.
Proposal
The proposed magazine would be called "InD" and focus on indie, rock, and alternative music. It would have a bold, recognizable logo. The magazine would cover both upbeat and darker aspects of the artists, tailoring to the artist rather than having them conform to the magazine. It aims to have interviews and articles on both mainstream and up-and-coming indie bands to discover new music. The magazine would be released monthly and target an audience of 15-25 year olds. An emphasis would be placed on social media promotion to engage readers.
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.
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.
Question 5 ferdig
The magazine attracts its audience through clear, well-lit celebrity photos taken in a studio. The models are made to look like real celebrities to pique readers' interest. A pull quote from Beyoncé and advertising a contest prize of festival tickets also attract readers. Research found the target audience is mainly girls aged 16-19, so the magazine focuses on interesting celebrities and a clean, relaxing design for easy reading. Inspiration was drawn from the popular music magazine Q in terms of design and content. Clean colors like grey, white, and black are used to attract more readers.
Analysing music magazines
This document analyzes different magazine covers and provides details about each:
- A Rolling Stones magazine cover about Rihanna suggests music and hip hop articles, targeting young adults.
- A Teen Vogue cover featuring Justin Bieber targets teenage girls with fashion, beauty and celebrity gossip.
- A Jamie magazine cover promotes recipes and cooking advice from celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, targeting various ages interested in cooking.
Planning and pitching finish
The document outlines plans for a music magazine targeted towards teenagers aged 16-19 who enjoy pop music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Tunes" and focus on pop music and artists like Beyoncé and Macklemore.
- It will be published monthly and cost £2.50 per issue to be affordable for students.
- Draft designs are presented for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread featuring staged portrait photography of musicians.
- Additional documents include style sheets, flat plans, and contact sheets of photos taken for use in the magazine.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a pop music magazine called "Melody". Key details include:
- The magazine will be priced at £2 per monthly issue and distributed in shops like newsagents and supermarkets.
- The position statement is "lets talk about pop" to clearly indicate the genre focus.
- The target audience is female teenagers and young adults interested in celebrity gossip and media events.
- Each issue will include regular content like celebrity stories as well as featured exclusive interviews.
3 concept
This document outlines a proposed alternative rock music magazine. It will target females ages 14-20, as there are few magazines in this genre catered to females. The magazine will have an edgy style to appeal to independent readers of both genders. Each issue will include a free poster of the featured artist. The magazine will be published by Bauer, as they have an opening for another alternative magazine despite already publishing Q Magazine, which targets an older unisex audience rather than young females.
Market research andre utkast
The document provides information about various music magazines published in the UK, including Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and NME. Q Magazine targets an audience of 34 years old and focuses on modern music. Kerrang! aims for a younger audience of 22 years old and covers rock music genres. NME has historically been a weekly publication but is now free, with 74% male readers. The document then analyzes the covers and contents pages of these magazines, noting design elements like images, fonts, and colors that draw attention and signal the type of content inside.
Audience research summary
The document summarizes audience research conducted for a music magazine targeted at teenagers. It found that most respondents were female, aged 14-19, and enjoyed indie music the most. Therefore, the magazine was designed to appeal to both genders by focusing on the unisex indie genre. It also included new and upcoming music to keep readers up to date. The magazine featured interviews and exclusive artist information at an affordable £2.50 price point. The language and varied fonts were made informal to appeal to teenagers.
Target audienec prezi
The target audience for the indie music magazine is teenagers and adults aged 15-30 who enjoy indie music. The magazine will focus on the indie genre through features on indie artists, fashion, and music trends. Its purpose is to entertain this audience and provide information about the indie scene. The magazine aims to appeal to a middle class, unisex readership through inclusive content and a price of £2.99, which research found most affordable to the target demographic.
Audience research
The survey responses showed that the magazine's audience is majority female aged 16-19 who enjoy hip hop and rock music. As a result, the magazine will have more feminine design elements and focus on pop music and younger audiences by including content that appeals to teenagers. The survey also found that most listeners enjoy music every day and read magazines monthly, with Q magazine being the most popular. This informs the magazine's music-focused content and monthly publication schedule.
Target audienec prezi
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed indie music magazine. The target audience is teenagers and adults aged 15-30 who are interested in indie music. The magazine will feature indie fashion styles and include content like articles on indie artists, latest fashion trends, and advertisements for indie concerts to entertain and inform readers about the genre. The target gender is unisex and the target class is middle class to include slang terms they would understand. The price point chosen through research is £2.99 to appeal to the target audience.
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The document discusses plans for an indie music magazine. The author has chosen to focus on the indie genre because they enjoy that type of music and are familiar with many indie artists. They also feel indie is a broad genre that will allow them to write about different types of artists. The author looks to magazines like Rolling Stone and Q as models because of their success and layout styles. They want their magazine to be credible and provide honest reviews, even if that means criticizing albums. The target audience is identified as predominantly white males aged 18-40 who are interested in arts and entertainment. The magazine will aim to provide information, advice, and a sense of belonging for readers while also being entertaining. Ultimately, the author aspires for their
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The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what will make them want to purchase it. Key findings include that interviews were the most popular content, the intended price of £6 was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good to feature. The document examines the results for each question to help focus the magazine on its target audience's wants and needs.
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The document discusses changes made to the target audience for a media product. Originally, the target was 14-25 year olds but curse words included made it unsuitable for 14-15 year olds. Many rock/indie bands and concerts are for older audiences. Inspiration from magazines like Q and NME led to targeting older teens and young adults. User testing found the new target audience would find the magazine successful.
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what artists and content they would like to see featured. Key findings included that interviews were the most popular content, the proposed £6 cover price was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good choices for features. The document examines how the results will inform the magazine's design, price, and content to best cater to the target audience.
Questionaire analysis
I conducted a questionnaire to determine the target audience and content for a pop music magazine. Most respondents were female and between 15-18 years old, so the magazine will primarily target teenage girls. Over half of respondents said they would pay between £4-6 for the magazine and preferred a monthly publication with content including song reviews and artist profiles. The most popular layout and color scheme involved decorative typography, pink and blue colors. These results will inform the design and content of the new magazine.
Questionaire analysis
I conducted a questionnaire to determine the target audience and content for a pop music magazine. Most respondents were female and between 15-18 years old, so the magazine will primarily target teenage girls. Over half of respondents said they would pay between £4-6 for the magazine and preferred a monthly publication with content including song reviews and artist profiles. The most popular layout and color scheme involved decorative typography, pink and blue colors. These results will inform the design and content of the new magazine.
My pitch
Briar-Rose Wilding proposes launching a pop music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds of both genders. She conducted research including surveys and focus groups to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. The magazine will include articles on popular artists, news, interviews, posters and charts. It will use bright colors, images and other conventions of pop music magazines. The first issue will feature stories on One Direction and new artists. The informal but sometimes formal tone aims to represent her target audience. She believes the magazine will succeed by providing inclusive content for both genders at an affordable price.
Proposal
This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on mainstream indie and rap artists. It will combine aspects of Billboard and Vibe magazines by including features on both established and upcoming artists. The target audience is 16-25 year olds interested in music and the music industry. The magazine will be published monthly and include articles, interviews, photos from concerts and festivals, and regular updates on artist news. Social media will be used to promote the magazine and engage readers.
Evaluation
The document provides feedback from three teenagers, aged 12-16, on a mock magazine designed for a younger audience. They felt the magazine was appropriately designed for its target age group in terms of topics and design. However, they suggested changing the color scheme and font to better appeal to teenagers. They rated different aspects positively, particularly the layout, language, and resemblance to real magazines. Some improvements mentioned were using a more famous cover artist and varying the font style.
Evaluation
The document is a student magazine project evaluation. It provides details about how the student designed their magazine to target a young audience aged 10-16, including using bright colors, bold fonts, celebrity interviews, and a low price point. Feedback was collected from peers aged 12-16, who felt the magazine was generally well designed for its target audience but suggested some changes, like altering the color scheme and using a more widely known cover artist.
Graphs
This document discusses pricing a magazine. It notes that most people spend less than £5 on weekly music products, so the magazine must be priced accordingly while still making a profit and competing with other magazines. All of these factors must be considered when setting the price.
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- 1. Who would be the audience for your media product? The target audience for my magazine is between 15-17 year olds, who enjoy indie rock music. My target audience is limited but I believe my magazine will benefit from this because there aren’t many magazines aimed at that age. I have tried to keep my magazine affordable because this demographic are particular with how they spend their money and some teens may be unemployed. I decided that I would have a monthly release date to provide time for my target audience to save up some money. When I was finding out my target audience mostly females responded to my questionnaire; however I would like to think that my target audience would be both males and females as this would produce a wider audience. It appeals to both genders because they listen to the artists that feature in my magazine. This has been my target audience from the start and I have continued to refer back to my audience profile throughout the process so I ensure that I cater for all their needs.