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.
The document discusses using brand attributes data to understand how the public perceives charities and their brands. It describes how the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) used data from the Brand Attributes Monitor to conduct an "Outside In" review of how the public views the RSPB brand. The review found that the RSPB was seen as traditional but not exciting. It also revealed low emotional engagement with the RSPB brand. This led the RSPB to make changes to become seen as more inspiring, modern, and exciting in order to increase public engagement with the organization.
1) Tencent SNS was the most popular, recommended, and highest rated SNS brand according to the Holaba campaign. It ranked first in popularity index, shopping index, and Holaba score.
2) Baidu SNS and Kaixin001 also performed well, ranking second and third respectively in popularity index and shopping index.
3) The Holaba scores showed differences in recommendation power among different user groups. Tencent, Baidu, and Renren were the top 3 brands most likely to increase market share based on their Holaba scores.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the new music magazine would be predominantly male, aged 18-45, who enjoy going to concerts and listening to music. They typically spend £2.50-£2.99 per month on magazines. The most popular magazine features were music reviews and interviews. Based on these results, the new magazine will have a male focus, feature bands that appeal to the 18-45 age range, and include free music downloads and CDs to entice readers. The price point and release frequency (weekly) will aim to match audience expectations.
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.
10 Quick Facts About How and Why Consumers Use Daily Deals (Chadwick Martin ...Retelur Marketing
1. Four out of five Daily Deal subscribers have purchased at least one deal in the last six months, with over a quarter purchasing 5 or more deals.
2. Recommendations from friends and family make consumers more likely to purchase a deal from an unfamiliar small business.
3. Personal endorsements drive deal purchases, especially for women, who are more likely than men to buy a deal if it's recommended by someone they know.
A prototype of the different functions that QuickBooks offers with regard to a specific company, TTS. Goes through the main processes of the revenue cycle, and also shows basic functions such as customising preferences and setting user access restrictions.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses using brand attributes data to understand how the public perceives charities and their brands. It describes how the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) used data from the Brand Attributes Monitor to conduct an "Outside In" review of how the public views the RSPB brand. The review found that the RSPB was seen as traditional but not exciting. It also revealed low emotional engagement with the RSPB brand. This led the RSPB to make changes to become seen as more inspiring, modern, and exciting in order to increase public engagement with the organization.
1) Tencent SNS was the most popular, recommended, and highest rated SNS brand according to the Holaba campaign. It ranked first in popularity index, shopping index, and Holaba score.
2) Baidu SNS and Kaixin001 also performed well, ranking second and third respectively in popularity index and shopping index.
3) The Holaba scores showed differences in recommendation power among different user groups. Tencent, Baidu, and Renren were the top 3 brands most likely to increase market share based on their Holaba scores.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the new music magazine would be predominantly male, aged 18-45, who enjoy going to concerts and listening to music. They typically spend £2.50-£2.99 per month on magazines. The most popular magazine features were music reviews and interviews. Based on these results, the new magazine will have a male focus, feature bands that appeal to the 18-45 age range, and include free music downloads and CDs to entice readers. The price point and release frequency (weekly) will aim to match audience expectations.
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.
10 Quick Facts About How and Why Consumers Use Daily Deals (Chadwick Martin ...Retelur Marketing
1. Four out of five Daily Deal subscribers have purchased at least one deal in the last six months, with over a quarter purchasing 5 or more deals.
2. Recommendations from friends and family make consumers more likely to purchase a deal from an unfamiliar small business.
3. Personal endorsements drive deal purchases, especially for women, who are more likely than men to buy a deal if it's recommended by someone they know.
A prototype of the different functions that QuickBooks offers with regard to a specific company, TTS. Goes through the main processes of the revenue cycle, and also shows basic functions such as customising preferences and setting user access restrictions.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document contains sample materials for a story including a 2-page storyboard and a 1-page script. The storyboard over two pages would outline some key visual elements and scenes of the narrative. The single page of script likely includes dialogue and descriptions to bring the storyboard to life verbally.
Example Restaurant Prototype Engineering Study and Status Presentation prepared by Landmark/res. Specialized idustrial engineering approach to food facilities design that reduces cost and insures opt performance. www.landmarkphx.com (602) 443-0344
The document discusses Porter's 5 Forces model as it relates to Landmark's restaurant business. It analyzes the number and strength of competitors, potential new entrants, availability of substitute products, bargaining power of customers, and bargaining power of suppliers in the industry. It then provides details on each of these factors for Landmark's specific situation.
The document discusses developing a notification system for music festivals using wristbands. It describes testing various prototypes that use LED lights and vibration motors in the wristbands to notify users of different events. Testing showed that vibration notifications were quickly noticed, within 2 seconds on average. However, challenges remained in helping users remember what different color notifications meant and allowing for personalization of the notifications. The document outlines plans to continue developing a personalized notification system that festival organizers could use to send important updates and messages to attendees.
This document provides tips for making an effective presentation of research work in 3 sentences or less:
The document outlines best practices for creating clear and readable presentation slides, including using point form, limiting text per slide, using large and contrasting fonts, simple backgrounds, and properly formatted graphs and tables. Common mistakes to avoid are discussed, such as small fonts, excessive use of colors and animation, and distracting backgrounds. The presentation should be proofread for spelling and grammar errors, and conclude with a summary of key points and an invitation for questions.
The document provides examples of standard, boring presentation templates and encourages the creation of unique, visually appealing templates instead. It emphasizes using fewer words and more images per slide, varying fonts and colors, and breaking content into multiple slides to keep audiences engaged. Inspiration sources like design blogs and galleries of infographics and slide designs are recommended for making impactful presentations that attract and impress audiences.
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 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 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 purchase 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer features on past artists. Focus group feedback noted that magazines are typically purchased casually while doing other tasks.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine are mostly students under 18 who listen to dance music. Many work part-time jobs so the magazine cannot be priced too high. Most would prefer the magazine be released fortnightly and priced between £1-2.99. Music vouchers would be the most popular free gift to include. Features like "A day in the life of" and competitions like "Spend a day with a celebrity" would appeal most. David Guetta was the most popular artist requested.
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.
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.
This document summarizes key findings from a survey of over 1,000 smartphone and tablet owners regarding their mobile shopping habits and usage of retail apps. Some of the main findings include:
- Tablet owners are twice as likely to use their devices for shopping compared to smartphone owners (44% vs 20%).
- Tablet shoppers are more inclined to make purchases using apps than smartphone shoppers who tend to browse and compare prices.
- Over half of all shoppers expect to make a purchase using a retail app in the next year, exceeding the number who have used apps for shopping in the past 3 months.
- One in four non-shoppers plan to increase their usage of mobile apps for shopping in 2013
1) The questionnaire results show that the target audience is mostly female aged 16-20 who are full-time students.
2) Most of the target audience downloads music from iTunes and watches at least one music video per day.
3) For the music video, album art, and advertisements, bright colors should be used as well as a storyline narrative to appeal to the target audience.
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 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.
Magazine readers are more influential spreaders of word-of-mouth than non-readers. They closely follow new trends, give advice in various categories, and have larger social networks than average women. Magazines inform word-of-mouth conversations and are an important part of brand discussions. The study used multiple data sources including surveys of women magazine readers and their contacts to understand the role of media in stimulating word-of-mouth and its impact on sales.
Magazine marketers are interested in quantifying the impact of word-of-mouth marketing (WOM) on sales. A study found that:
1) Influential magazine readers who are early adopters have 50% more conversations about products each week and are more likely to buy new products first.
2) These influential readers deliver 3.8 times more value to marketers through WOM than average magazine readers due to their greater reliance on magazines, larger social networks, and higher credibility.
3) By calculating the persuasiveness and purchase influence of peers who readers share WOM with, the study was able to quantify the substantial financial value that WOM from influential magazine readers provides to advertisers.
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.
The survey results showed that rock music was the most popular genre among 17-20 year olds, so the magazine will focus mainly on rock music. It will also include some indie music content. The magazine will be targeted mostly at males, but will also appeal to some females. Based on audience feedback, the magazine will be priced between £2.00-£2.50 and released every two weeks. The cover will feature artists and engaging images, as these attracted the most readers. Interior content will emphasize posters, interviews, and freebies like demo CDs and music discounts.
This is a stub deck of a larger internal presentation on two things:
1) ad formats and mediums and how we do a poor job matching the message to the medium
2) the downfall of the current obsession with targeting. Why creative triumphs over data every time but media agencies and clients are focused on where they can see small gains instead of GIANT GAINS in their ROI
The solutions had to be removed for now but I think a smart person could figure it out.
This document contains sample materials for a story including a 2-page storyboard and a 1-page script. The storyboard over two pages would outline some key visual elements and scenes of the narrative. The single page of script likely includes dialogue and descriptions to bring the storyboard to life verbally.
Example Restaurant Prototype Engineering Study and Status Presentation prepared by Landmark/res. Specialized idustrial engineering approach to food facilities design that reduces cost and insures opt performance. www.landmarkphx.com (602) 443-0344
The document discusses Porter's 5 Forces model as it relates to Landmark's restaurant business. It analyzes the number and strength of competitors, potential new entrants, availability of substitute products, bargaining power of customers, and bargaining power of suppliers in the industry. It then provides details on each of these factors for Landmark's specific situation.
The document discusses developing a notification system for music festivals using wristbands. It describes testing various prototypes that use LED lights and vibration motors in the wristbands to notify users of different events. Testing showed that vibration notifications were quickly noticed, within 2 seconds on average. However, challenges remained in helping users remember what different color notifications meant and allowing for personalization of the notifications. The document outlines plans to continue developing a personalized notification system that festival organizers could use to send important updates and messages to attendees.
This document provides tips for making an effective presentation of research work in 3 sentences or less:
The document outlines best practices for creating clear and readable presentation slides, including using point form, limiting text per slide, using large and contrasting fonts, simple backgrounds, and properly formatted graphs and tables. Common mistakes to avoid are discussed, such as small fonts, excessive use of colors and animation, and distracting backgrounds. The presentation should be proofread for spelling and grammar errors, and conclude with a summary of key points and an invitation for questions.
The document provides examples of standard, boring presentation templates and encourages the creation of unique, visually appealing templates instead. It emphasizes using fewer words and more images per slide, varying fonts and colors, and breaking content into multiple slides to keep audiences engaged. Inspiration sources like design blogs and galleries of infographics and slide designs are recommended for making impactful presentations that attract and impress audiences.
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 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 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 purchase 1 magazine per month at supermarkets for £3.50-£4 and prefer features on past artists. Focus group feedback noted that magazines are typically purchased casually while doing other tasks.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine are mostly students under 18 who listen to dance music. Many work part-time jobs so the magazine cannot be priced too high. Most would prefer the magazine be released fortnightly and priced between £1-2.99. Music vouchers would be the most popular free gift to include. Features like "A day in the life of" and competitions like "Spend a day with a celebrity" would appeal most. David Guetta was the most popular artist requested.
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.
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.
This document summarizes key findings from a survey of over 1,000 smartphone and tablet owners regarding their mobile shopping habits and usage of retail apps. Some of the main findings include:
- Tablet owners are twice as likely to use their devices for shopping compared to smartphone owners (44% vs 20%).
- Tablet shoppers are more inclined to make purchases using apps than smartphone shoppers who tend to browse and compare prices.
- Over half of all shoppers expect to make a purchase using a retail app in the next year, exceeding the number who have used apps for shopping in the past 3 months.
- One in four non-shoppers plan to increase their usage of mobile apps for shopping in 2013
1) The questionnaire results show that the target audience is mostly female aged 16-20 who are full-time students.
2) Most of the target audience downloads music from iTunes and watches at least one music video per day.
3) For the music video, album art, and advertisements, bright colors should be used as well as a storyline narrative to appeal to the target audience.
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 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.
Magazine readers are more influential spreaders of word-of-mouth than non-readers. They closely follow new trends, give advice in various categories, and have larger social networks than average women. Magazines inform word-of-mouth conversations and are an important part of brand discussions. The study used multiple data sources including surveys of women magazine readers and their contacts to understand the role of media in stimulating word-of-mouth and its impact on sales.
Magazine marketers are interested in quantifying the impact of word-of-mouth marketing (WOM) on sales. A study found that:
1) Influential magazine readers who are early adopters have 50% more conversations about products each week and are more likely to buy new products first.
2) These influential readers deliver 3.8 times more value to marketers through WOM than average magazine readers due to their greater reliance on magazines, larger social networks, and higher credibility.
3) By calculating the persuasiveness and purchase influence of peers who readers share WOM with, the study was able to quantify the substantial financial value that WOM from influential magazine readers provides to advertisers.
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.
The survey results showed that rock music was the most popular genre among 17-20 year olds, so the magazine will focus mainly on rock music. It will also include some indie music content. The magazine will be targeted mostly at males, but will also appeal to some females. Based on audience feedback, the magazine will be priced between £2.00-£2.50 and released every two weeks. The cover will feature artists and engaging images, as these attracted the most readers. Interior content will emphasize posters, interviews, and freebies like demo CDs and music discounts.
This is a stub deck of a larger internal presentation on two things:
1) ad formats and mediums and how we do a poor job matching the message to the medium
2) the downfall of the current obsession with targeting. Why creative triumphs over data every time but media agencies and clients are focused on where they can see small gains instead of GIANT GAINS in their ROI
The solutions had to be removed for now but I think a smart person could figure it out.
The document contains the results of various surveys about music magazine readers' preferences. The key findings are:
1) The most popular age range that reads music magazines is 16-18, so the magazine will target this age group using relevant language and style.
2) Females make up 65% of readers so the magazine will have a more feminine style.
3) The Arctic Monkeys are a very popular band, so they will be featured in the magazine.
4) Monthly magazines are the most popular release schedule, so the new magazine will also be monthly.
5) Readers are willing to pay between £2-£2.50, so the magazine will be pr
The document discusses audience feedback that was collected through a questionnaire to understand what a target magazine audience (ages 15-23) likes and dislikes in a magazine. The questionnaire asked 7 questions about magazine preferences and the responses showed that interviews are the most popular thing to see in a magazine and on the cover. The results also indicated the audience would pay more for a magazine if it included a gift and that £2.50 was the most popular price point. This feedback will help the creator design an effective magazine for this audience.
- Teens get books from a variety of sources, with Amazon.com and public libraries being the top sources.
- Barnes & Noble bookstores and school libraries are also commonly used acquisition sources.
- Females acquire books from more sources than males, with swapping books among friends being more common for females.
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 range is 16-25 and the magazine should include a variety of stories like sports, serious news, and gossip. Most respondents said they would pay 21p-50p and buy the magazine weekly. The magazine should have an equal balance of text and images and include competitions from local newspapers. This information will help create a magazine that appeals to a wide range of interests to entertain and distract readers.
This document summarizes the steps taken to design a double-page magazine spread. The designer first placed a background image and additional images of band members throughout the spread. Text boxes were then added and formatted to contain an interview on the left page and an album review on the right. Additional text boxes were inserted as needed. Page numbers, logos and headlines were positioned. Quotes were pulled from the text to entice readers. The final spread featured additional text and lighting adjustments to complete the design.
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine using Photoshop tools. These include using the Quickmask tool to isolate parts of an image for the cover, adding text with the Text tool, adjusting brightness and colors of images, and arranging the various elements. The final cover features band images and text describing the main feature article, with consistent effects and colors applied across elements. Minor adjustments were later made to positioning and colors for improved readability and design conventions.
This document summarizes the steps taken to create a magazine contents page in Photoshop, including adding text, images, shapes, and effects. The creator chose colors and styles inspired by rock music magazines. Images of the creator's brother playing drums were included. Text was added to list the issue number, month, and article titles. Rectangles, auto shapes, and overlays were utilized to organize sections and add depth. The finished contents page was reviewed and updated based on conventions from professional magazines.
The document discusses various technologies the author learned throughout creating a media product. The author became familiar with using Apple iMacs after initial difficulties adjusting from Windows. Photoshop was used extensively, allowing image editing and layout design though the interface took time to learn. A Lumix camera was used for photoshoots, requiring the author to learn advanced features beyond simple shots. A Samsung phone helped with organization and collaboration. Websites like Wordpress, Slideshare, and Prezi were also utilized.
This document provides an analysis of the January 2012 issue of Q Magazine. It summarizes the magazine's circulation numbers, target readership, and mission statement. It then analyzes various elements of the front cover design including the background, images, logos, and theories that could apply. It also examines the contents page layout, images and listings. In conclusion, the document provides an overview of the magazine's contents and style while also critiquing some design elements.
The document discusses several technologies the author learned about through creating their media product. They became familiar with using Apple iMacs after initial difficulties adjusting from Windows. The Lumix camera offered advanced features like face recognition and burst shooting mode beyond simple shots. The author's smartphone allowed tasks like emailing work from home and keeping organized. Browsers like Safari and websites like Wordpress, Slideshare, and Prezi were utilized for sharing documents and building an online portfolio.
The target audience for the magazine is male students aged 19 who are interested in alternative rock music. They would be in university and working part-time jobs. The magazine aims to appeal to this audience by focusing on content related to their interests like music, fashion, and movies. It also includes advertisements that play on stereotypes liked by young men.
The target audience for the magazine is male students aged 19 who are interested in alternative rock music. They would be in university, working part-time jobs, and enjoy keeping up with fashion, films, and playing video games. The magazine aims to appeal to this audience by including content on football, video games, and alternative rock bands and festivals that a stereotypical 19-year-old male student would find interesting.
The document contains questions for a focus group about an alternative rock magazine, including questions about the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. It asks about the color scheme, images, layout, fonts, and whether the content is appropriate for the genre. It also asks about overall impressions and what grade they would give each page out of 10. The final question asks about how the artist is represented throughout and the overall ethos of the magazine.
This document summarizes the steps taken to design a double-page magazine spread. The designer placed background images of a band, added text boxes for articles, and included page numbers, logos, headlines, and images. The designer adjusted layout elements and text boxes to optimize the design and flow of content across the two pages. Additional elements like a drop quote were included to entice readers into the full articles.
This document summarizes the steps taken to create a magazine contents page in Adobe Photoshop. It describes using tools like the text tool, rectangle tool, and placing images. The creator followed magazine conventions like listing the issue number and month. Auto shapes and effects like overlays and drop shadows were used to organize content and add depth. The final contents page included the editor's message and brief article descriptions.
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1) Using the Quick Mask tool to isolate parts of an image for use on the cover.
2) Employing various tools like the Text, Ellipse, and Rectangle tools to add cover lines, dates, logos and images to the design.
3) Adjusting brightness and colors of images to ensure visual consistency across the front cover.
This document provides an analysis of the January 2012 issue of Q Magazine. It summarizes the magazine's circulation numbers, readership, mission statement, and target demographic. It then analyzes the front cover, including the layout, images, logos and theories that could apply. It also examines the contents page for its design, images and listings. In summary, the document conducts a close visual and textual analysis of key elements of this issue of Q Magazine.
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.
The document is a questionnaire aimed at gaining feedback to help produce a new alternative rock magazine. It asks respondents about their demographics, interests, music preferences, and opinions on magazine features, pricing, and design to determine what would make a successful new rock publication. Questions cover topics such as the respondent's age, where they buy magazines, how often a magazine should be released, preferred artists to read about, and favorite aspects of existing magazines.
Liam Attridge is conducting a questionnaire to gather feedback from his target audience on what should be included in a new alternative rock magazine. The questionnaire asks respondents about their demographics, music interests, current magazine purchasing habits, preferred price point and release schedule for the new magazine, and desired content features. Respondents are also asked to provide opinions on existing magazines to help guide the format and style of Attridge's new publication.
The document is a questionnaire for a new alternative rock magazine. It asks respondents about their demographics, music interests, magazine purchasing habits, preferred features of magazines, and opinions on potential design aspects of a new magazine like color schemes. The questions aim to gather feedback to help design an alternative rock magazine that will appeal to the target audience.
The document outlines the student's initial ideas for a magazine cover, including 3 concepts. Peer feedback on the concepts was collected. For idea 1, peers liked the broad audience but thought the color scheme may clash and layout looked crowded. For idea 2, peers felt the colors stood out and liked the genre-specific audience, but thought the 3 image idea seemed difficult. For idea 3, peers felt the audience and colors matched the genre but it seemed too simple. The student decided to combine elements from each idea to create an alternative rock magazine with the red, white, and black color scheme, 3 image cover idea, and acronym concept from idea 1 in a simplified layout.
The dark knight rises and the woman in black case studyLiamattridge
The Dark Knight Rises was distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures with a budget of $250-300 million. It was directed by Christopher Nolan and starred Christian Bale and Tom Hardy. Promotion included a viral marketing campaign and trailers with other films. It was released in theaters internationally in July 2012 and on DVD/Blu-Ray in December 2012, being consumed through legal purchases or potentially illegally online. Merchandise included toys, clothing, and sponsoring race cars to generate additional revenue.
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This is part 1 of my Java Learning Journey. This Contains Custom methods, classes, constructors, packages, multithreading , try- catch block, finally block and more.
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Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
2. Purpose and aim of my
research
The purpose and aim of my research is to receive
primarily my target audiences feedback that would
allow me to edit and improve my new music magazine.
I performed this research so I could get an outline on
what people were looking for in a new music
magazine, I was aiming to find out the things they had
never seen before or things they wished other
magazines did differently so that I could include them in
my final magazine ideas.
3. Methodology
I created a questionnaire so that my target audience could provide
quantitative research. It included 14 questions ranging from audience
profiling questions, media purchasing questions and questions that
revolve around their personal preferences.
Having all of these questions allowed me to receive a variety of
data, mostly quantitative but occasionally qualitative.
I also produced a focus group which provided more qualitative
research and created more of a balance across my research in terms
of qualitative and quantitative research. I asked 4 of my friends for
their feedback on my questionnaires and received helpful results.
The usefulness of a focus group is that it allows me to receive much
more in-depth answers with more thought provided into the
responses.
4. Audience Profiling
The results of these questions suggests that my target
audience would be in the range of 16-20 year olds, who are
mostly male. I also asked what peoples employment status’s
are, and most of the people I asked were students, with some
of them being in part time work and unemployment
respectively. Based on this I will have a price on my
magazine, but it would be a lower price than I had previously
planned.
Age Gender Employment Status
8%
16-20 33% Part Time
42% 40%
25% Male
21-25 Unemployed
Female
26-30 58% Student
67%
27%
5. Audience Profiling
From these results, I can tell that all of my target audience is from
Harlow, I would therefore have to advertise and sell my magazine in
Harlow.
I also found out that the most popular hobby among my target
audience was watching the television. Also popular responses were
playing video games and playing an instrument, with Skateboarding
being the least popular response.
Residence Hobbies
0%
7%
14%
14% Playing an instrument
Watching the television
Harlow Going to see bands live
Playing video games
29%
22% Shopping (including online)
Skateboarding
100%
14%
6. Media Purchasing Habits
From these questions I can tell that most people buy
one or two magazines in a month, and not a lot of
people purchase 3.
The most popular magazines people would look at
were Kerrang! and NME, perhaps this means I should
adjust my layouts accordingly.
Where do people purchase magazines?
Magazines Purchased in Month Magazines my target audience would
look at
7 7%
6 Newsagents
Number of responses
5
4
3
25% 2 36%
1 Dedicated Book
33% One 0
Store
36%
Two Subscription Service
Three
Digital Download
42%
21%
Magazine Title
7. Personal Preferences
From these questions I can tell that I should be
releasing my magazine weekly as well as pricing it at
around £2.00-£2.99. This fits in nicely with my target
audience as well.
The most popular gift idea is an iTunes voucher, so
perhaps I should look into offering that to my
customers.
Magazine Gifts CDs
Magazine Release Schedule Magazine Pricing
Posters
8% 13% Band Related
17%
25% Merchandise
Weekly 42% £2.00-£2.99 Supplementary
9% Booklet
50% Fortnightly £3.00-£3.99 22%
4% Ticket Discounts
42% Monthly £4.00-£4.99
33% 13%
iTunes
22%
Vouchers/Codes
Local Gig Tickets
8. Personal Preferences
From these questions, I can tell that the most popular magazine
chosen was option A, which was an issue of Q magazine featuring
Matt Bellamy from Muse.
The magazines were chosen for their colours mostly, which means
that my colour scheme would have to be iconic and something people
will recognise.
Also the most popular feature for a magazine was a “what happened
to…?” section, highlighting what happened to a star that presumably
fell out of the music scene.
Why was that magazine chosen? Existing Magazines Features
9
8
13% 8% 7
6
Colours 5
4
37% 3
Images A 2
25% 1
25% Listed Articles B 0
Layout C
67%
Other
6%
19%
9. Personal Preferences
From these questions I can tell that the most popular
colour scheme was option B, a mix between
black, white and red.
I could also tell that my target audiences favourite
bands they would like to see featured in a new music
magazine are 30 Seconds To Mars and Muse
respectively.
Colour Scheme
Artists my target audience like
7
Amount of responses
6
5
17% 4
33% 3
A 2
1
B 0
C
50%
10. Focus Group
I produced a focus group in my own time consisting of 4 of my friends that I knew had an interest in a
variety of music, and listened to some of the songs in the genres I had chosen.
Since they are my friends, they were going to be of a similar age to me, and as such all fitted into
similar categories for age, employment status, town of residence and hobbies respectively.
When I asked my focus group which of the magazines they would pick up and look at, a few people
said kerrang!, with one person in particular stating “I would pick up NME because of it’s music variety. I
don’t listen to one particular genre so it is perfect for me”. They also stated they would pick up
magazines from Newsagents, like most of the people I asked in my questionnaire.
They, like most people also expected a new music magazine to be released weekly, stating that
“anybody who releases a magazine seasonally is stupid! Why would anybody buy that?!”.
They also said they would like iTunes vouchers as that “gives [them] the freedom to purchase the
songs that they like and not the songs the magazine wants us to listen to”.
They liked option A (Q Magazine) and felt that the “explosion on the title is really good and eye
catching”.
11. Conclusion
Although mentioned throughout my powerpoint, the summary of
my questionnaire is that my target audience is 16-20 year
olds, mostly male, who live in Harlow and enjoy watching the
television as well as playing video games and playing an
instrument.
My target audience also purchases one-two magazines a
month, would pick up Kerrang! Or NME on the bookshelf and
purchases most of their magazines from a newsagents.
I found out my target audience would prefer a new music
magazine to be released weekly, and cost around £2.00-£2.99.
This in turn would be perfect for my target audience.
The most popular supplement with a magazine was an iTunes
voucher, and I also found out that my target audience liked the
colour scheme of red, black, white.
12. Proposals
Based on my research, I obviously plan to have the colour
scheme as red, white, black as that was a unanimous
decision as well as making the freebie an iTunes voucher
and the main feature a “what happened to…?” segment.
I have decided to adjust the pricing of my magazine
compared to what I had previously planned to do, and make
the magazine around £2.99 in costing. This decision was
based on the fact that most of my target audience are
students, with some of them being unemployed and they
might not be able to afford to purchase my magazine every
week if it was much cheaper.