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This document summarizes the responses to a survey conducted to gather information for developing a rock music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of respondents listen to rock music, would purchase an existing magazine like Kerrang!, are willing to pay £1-2 for a magazine, and are aged 18-24. Respondents indicated black and white as a preferred style and said free CDs would encourage purchases. This market research provided guidance on content, pricing, and promotions for the new magazine.
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This document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that rock is the most popular music genre, KERRANG! is the most popular magazine brand, most people are willing to pay £1-£2 for a magazine, and promotions like free CDs or vouchers would encourage people to buy a magazine. The document concludes that these survey results will help in designing a new rock music magazine that will appeal to audiences.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that most participants preferred a magazine issued monthly rather than weekly. When asked about cover models, preferences were split equally between male and female, with some having no preference. Most would pay more for a higher quality magazine. The most desired articles were lifestyle, album reviews, interviews, concert reviews, and fashion/clothing. Common preferences for feature articles included interviews, music reviews, and articles on new artists. Older audiences generally viewed bad language more negatively. Responses for preferred makeup and costumes varied but included dark, natural, and standout styles.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people to determine preferences for a new music magazine. Most respondents preferred to purchase magazines weekly and were persuaded by celebrity interviews and music articles. The majority favored rock and indie music and preferred magazines costing £3.01-£4.00 that were produced weekly. Based on the results, the best name for the new magazine was deemed to be "Riff Magazine" as it focuses on a specific music genre and includes the features and price point respondents preferred.
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience will mainly be females aged 16-20 who enjoy rock and pop music. Most respondents do not regularly buy magazines so the new magazine will need special features to entice purchases, such as giving away albums through competitions held in each issue. The magazine should be released either monthly or fortnightly and focus on topics allowed by its frequent release schedule, such as reviews of music available online and through streaming services, rather than deep dives into albums since those are only purchased yearly.
Survey Monkey Results
The document summarizes the results of a survey monkey questionnaire about a proposed music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 18-24 year olds.
- Respondents preferred a black and white or simple color scheme for the magazine.
- Most wanted the magazine to include music, fashion, and film content as well as celebrity interviews.
Audience questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 students about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Slightly more interest in female than male musicians
- Even split on preferring males or females on magazine covers
- Alternative/individual music was most popular genre
- Storylines, front covers, and freebies most influence purchase decisions
- Cheaper magazines under £3 were preferred price point
- Gig reviews and articles on up-and-coming bands were most wanted features
Market research
Bauer Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, publishing music magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo. Two of their major publications are Q and Kerrang!, which both target middle-class, educated music enthusiasts. Q aims for a broad music audience while Kerrang! focuses on rock music. Both magazines portray ideal readers as young adults passionate about music who can afford to regularly buy albums and attend concerts. Classic Rock, published by TeamRock, targets older male readers interested in rock music history with the means to purchase each issue. The documents analyze the target demographics and business strategies of these UK music magazines.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people to determine preferences for a new music magazine. Most respondents preferred to purchase magazines weekly and were persuaded by celebrity interviews and music articles. The majority favored rock and indie music and preferred magazines costing £3.01-£4.00 that were produced weekly. Based on the results, the best name for the new magazine was deemed to be "Riff Magazine" as it focuses on a specific music genre and includes the features and price point respondents preferred.
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience will mainly be females aged 16-20 who enjoy rock and pop music. Most respondents do not regularly buy magazines so the new magazine will need special features to entice purchases, such as giving away albums through competitions held in each issue. The magazine should be released either monthly or fortnightly and focus on topics allowed by its frequent release schedule, such as reviews of music available online and through streaming services, rather than deep dives into albums since those are only purchased yearly.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey monkey questionnaire about a proposed music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 18-24 year olds.
- Respondents preferred a black and white or simple color scheme for the magazine.
- Most wanted the magazine to include music, fashion, and film content as well as celebrity interviews.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 students about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Slightly more interest in female than male musicians
- Even split on preferring males or females on magazine covers
- Alternative/individual music was most popular genre
- Storylines, front covers, and freebies most influence purchase decisions
- Cheaper magazines under £3 were preferred price point
- Gig reviews and articles on up-and-coming bands were most wanted features
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Bauer Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, publishing music magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo. Two of their major publications are Q and Kerrang!, which both target middle-class, educated music enthusiasts. Q aims for a broad music audience while Kerrang! focuses on rock music. Both magazines portray ideal readers as young adults passionate about music who can afford to regularly buy albums and attend concerts. Classic Rock, published by TeamRock, targets older male readers interested in rock music history with the means to purchase each issue. The documents analyze the target demographics and business strategies of these UK music magazines.
Audience survey
From surveying an audience, the document summarizes that:
- Indie/alternative music was the favorite genre, informing the magazine's focus.
- Readership of magazines varies, motivating making the magazine attractive to non-regular readers.
- Respondents preferred a simple magazine style over bright or out-there styles.
- £3-4 was deemed a reasonable price point for the magazine.
- Front covers featuring artists or bands were preferred over other options.
- Monochrome colors on the front cover were favored for an indie magazine.
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The document summarizes feedback from two questionnaires given to sample audiences about a magazine product. The first questionnaire asked about the genre, appeal, attractiveness, reasonable price, and realism of the magazine. The feedback was positive. The second questionnaire asked about continuity, appropriate publication frequency, potential purchases, audience appeal, and name fit. The feedback again was good, with one suggestion to publish every two weeks instead of monthly.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
- More female respondents were interested in the music magazine than male.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-24 years old.
- Most respondents said they would pay between £0.50-£2 for the magazine, so it will be priced at £1.50.
- The preferred magazine color scheme was monochrome according to most respondents.
Audience Feedback
The survey results showed that the magazine was appealing to its target audience of females interested in rock and alternative music. Both males and females took the survey and most respondents said they would buy the magazine and found the visual design appealing and easy to read. While the creator intended the magazine for a specialized music shop, most survey respondents believed it could be sold in any retail store.
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Florence Jordan conducted a questionnaire to research audience preferences for music magazines. The results showed that most respondents were female and younger in age. The most popular music genres were R&B, rock, and pop. While magazines are less frequently purchased now due to online content, most respondents said they would buy a magazine monthly or occasionally. Cover images and band/artist interviews were cited as the most appealing magazine features.
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The document summarizes the results of a 10-question magazine audience questionnaire. For each question, it provides the breakdown of responses and analyzes what these responses indicate about the target audience and effectiveness of different design elements of the magazine. Overall, the responses showed the magazine appealed most to a younger, white, rock music audience and that the dark color scheme, clear contents page, and alternative front cover model were generally successful elements. Some responses also pointed to ways some content or page organization could be improved.
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- 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.
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- Most respondents (60%) thought £1-1.99 was an appropriate price point, so the magazine will be priced at £1.50.
- For frequency, votes were split between weekly and monthly issues, but monthly won out as weekly may not sell as well.
- Black and white were favored colors associated with the genre, followed by blue and orange.
- Posters and free CDs were most popular incentives to include.
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- Readers preferred a monthly magazine over weekly or fortnightly options.
- Black and white were the most associated colors with indie rock followed by blue and orange.
- Posters and free CDs were the most popular incentives.
- Interviews and reviews were the most desired content.
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- Most participants said they would likely buy Spin or Rock Sound magazines and prefer a monthly release schedule.
- The most common free gift mentioned that would encourage purchase was sweets or chocolate.
- Red and blue were the most popular suggested cover colors.
Feedback
From a survey of 15 people (7 males and 8 females) in the target demographic for a new music magazine, the following was found:
- More men than women preferred the soul and indie music genres featured in the magazine. This indicates the primary target audience is male.
- Both genders showed interest in the creative themes of the magazine.
- All respondents said they frequented the types of stores where the magazine would be sold.
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1) The respondent conducted a questionnaire for their rock magazine audience which included questions about gender, age, ethnicity, music preferences, willingness to purchase the magazine, design opinions, and content evaluation.
2) Based on the responses, the target audience appears to be mostly white females between 16-18 years old who enjoy rock music. All respondents correctly identified the magazine genre as rock.
3) Feedback was mixed on design originality and content clarity. One respondent suggested using categories to organize the contents page. Most found the article and cover images appropriate while opinions on article quality varied.
Audience research: results and conclusions
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1) The questionnaire results showed that the respondent's understanding of the target audience for an alternative rock magazine matches the creator's vision. Specifically, the majority listened to rock/alternative music and favored magazines like Kerrang that covered modern rock genres.
2) However, it was surprising to learn that most respondents spend money on music (tickets, magazines) less than once a month, indicating they may not regularly purchase a weekly magazine.
3) Moving forward, the creator plans to keep the same target audience and genre focus but will ensure the magazine costs less to better suit the spending habits of respondents and fill a gap in the market for this audience.
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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.
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From surveying an audience, the document summarizes that:
- Indie/alternative music was the favorite genre, informing the magazine's focus.
- Readership of magazines varies, motivating making the magazine attractive to non-regular readers.
- Respondents preferred a simple magazine style over bright or out-there styles.
- £3-4 was deemed a reasonable price point for the magazine.
- Front covers featuring artists or bands were preferred over other options.
- Monochrome colors on the front cover were favored for an indie magazine.
Question 6
The document summarizes feedback from two questionnaires given to sample audiences about a magazine product. The first questionnaire asked about the genre, appeal, attractiveness, reasonable price, and realism of the magazine. The feedback was positive. The second questionnaire asked about continuity, appropriate publication frequency, potential purchases, audience appeal, and name fit. The feedback again was good, with one suggestion to publish every two weeks instead of monthly.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
- More female respondents were interested in the music magazine than male.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-24 years old.
- Most respondents said they would pay between £0.50-£2 for the magazine, so it will be priced at £1.50.
- The preferred magazine color scheme was monochrome according to most respondents.
Audience Feedback
The survey results showed that the magazine was appealing to its target audience of females interested in rock and alternative music. Both males and females took the survey and most respondents said they would buy the magazine and found the visual design appealing and easy to read. While the creator intended the magazine for a specialized music shop, most survey respondents believed it could be sold in any retail store.
Audience Research - Results and Conclusion
Florence Jordan conducted a questionnaire to research audience preferences for music magazines. The results showed that most respondents were female and younger in age. The most popular music genres were R&B, rock, and pop. While magazines are less frequently purchased now due to online content, most respondents said they would buy a magazine monthly or occasionally. Cover images and band/artist interviews were cited as the most appealing magazine features.
Audience research answers
The document summarizes the results of a 10-question magazine audience questionnaire. For each question, it provides the breakdown of responses and analyzes what these responses indicate about the target audience and effectiveness of different design elements of the magazine. Overall, the responses showed the magazine appealed most to a younger, white, rock music audience and that the dark color scheme, clear contents page, and alternative front cover model were generally successful elements. Some responses also pointed to ways some content or page organization could be improved.
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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.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a proposed indie/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is ages 13-25 so the magazine will include many pictures.
- Most respondents (60%) thought £1-1.99 was an appropriate price point, so the magazine will be priced at £1.50.
- For frequency, votes were split between weekly and monthly issues, but monthly won out as weekly may not sell as well.
- Black and white were favored colors associated with the genre, followed by blue and orange.
- Posters and free CDs were most popular incentives to include.
- Interviews and reviews should
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a music magazine. It found that the target audience is mostly 16-18 years old and prefers the magazine be published monthly. Respondents said they would pay £2-4 and favored NME as an existing magazine. They wanted lots of photos, artist profiles, and gig reviews. The most popular name was "Unplugged" and colors were black, red, and blue.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
Audience feedback results and conclusions (1)
The document provides results and conclusions from a questionnaire given to the intended audience of a proposed indie rock magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of the audience is aged 13-25, so the magazine will include many pictures to appeal to this demographic.
- 60% of respondents would pay £1-£1.99 for the magazine, so the price was set at £1.50.
- Readers preferred a monthly magazine over weekly or fortnightly options.
- Black and white were the most associated colors with indie rock followed by blue and orange.
- Posters and free CDs were the most popular incentives.
- Interviews and reviews were the most desired content.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 college students about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Most participants said they would likely buy Spin or Rock Sound magazines and prefer a monthly release schedule.
- The most common free gift mentioned that would encourage purchase was sweets or chocolate.
- Red and blue were the most popular suggested cover colors.
Feedback
From a survey of 15 people (7 males and 8 females) in the target demographic for a new music magazine, the following was found:
- More men than women preferred the soul and indie music genres featured in the magazine. This indicates the primary target audience is male.
- Both genders showed interest in the creative themes of the magazine.
- All respondents said they frequented the types of stores where the magazine would be sold.
The feedback suggests there is an audience for this new music magazine focused on indie and soul genres.
Magazine Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the questions asked in a questionnaire for a music magazine. It discusses how questions about gender, age, music genre preferences, magazine design options, reading frequency, price, and featured artists will help determine how to design the magazine to suit its target audience. The results of the questionnaire will be used to make decisions around the magazine's mission statement, design elements, publishing schedule, and content to maximize interest and profits.
Audience research analysis
1) The respondent conducted a questionnaire for their rock magazine audience which included questions about gender, age, ethnicity, music preferences, willingness to purchase the magazine, design opinions, and content evaluation.
2) Based on the responses, the target audience appears to be mostly white females between 16-18 years old who enjoy rock music. All respondents correctly identified the magazine genre as rock.
3) Feedback was mixed on design originality and content clarity. One respondent suggested using categories to organize the contents page. Most found the article and cover images appropriate while opinions on article quality varied.
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1) The questionnaire results showed that the respondent's understanding of the target audience for an alternative rock magazine matches the creator's vision. Specifically, the majority listened to rock/alternative music and favored magazines like Kerrang that covered modern rock genres.
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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.
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The document appears to be notes from research conducted to inform the creation of a new rock music magazine. It includes the results of a questionnaire that asked respondents about their demographics, music preferences, and magazine reading habits. The researcher aimed to get input from their target audience of 16-30 year olds. The questions yielded useful information about colors, content, and pricing that resonated most with this audience. It also revealed which existing magazines were most popular to potentially inspire or differentiate the new publication.
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This document contains questions that Hayleigh Chamberlain developed for a questionnaire about readers' interests in indie music magazines. The questions aim to gather information on demographics (age, gender), music preferences (favorite bands, genres disliked), purchasing habits (magazines bought, amounts spent), and desires for magazine content (appealing covers, articles, styles). The questionnaire is intended to help design an indie magazine that will appeal to its target readership.
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- NME and Kerrang were the most popular magazine choices for females and males respectively.
- Most respondents attend concerts and festivals when they can afford to.
- £1-2.99 was the most popular price range willing to be spent on a magazine.
- A fortnightly release schedule was preferred over weekly or monthly.
- Respondents want to stay updated on artists and music through features like charts, playlists, and interviews.
- Popular artists mentioned include Arctic Monkeys, 1975
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- Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day.
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- The most commonly read magazines were Q and NME, which will inform features in the new magazine.
- Readers preferred the magazine be priced between £2.50-£3.50 and published once a month or every two months.
- Red was the most associated color with rock/indie magazines and famous people on the cover were most attractive
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- 2. Q:1 In this question I asked what genre of music the potential readership listen to. The majority (70%) of answers said that they listen to the rock genre. This is good as my magazine is based on the rock genre. This means that most people are likely going to like my magazine, however I will need to investigate what the readership would want and/or expect from a rock magazine. I will achieve this by asking readers what they would like to see in a rock magazine and then include these ideas in my own magazine.
- 3. Q:2 In this question I asked what music magazine they would purchase from a store. The majority of answers (70%) said they would buy a KERRANG! magazine. This is useful to me as the magazine I based mine on was KERRANG!. This will help me as I know that my magazine is similar to KERRANG! so they are likely going to like my magazine. I will achieve this by using conventions from KERRANG! Magazine and putting them into my own magazine.
- 4. Q:3 In this question I asked how much people are willing to pay for a magazine. The majority of answers (70%) said that they would pay between £1- £2. This has helped me as I can now price my magazine to suit my target audience. This puts my price range lower than most magazines from the same genre.
- 5. Q:4 In this question I asked how often people buy a music magazine. The majority of people (50%) answered never, connoting that print media and magazines are not a popular form of media. From finding this out I hope to push people into buying magazines from this genre and stop this form of media from dying. However, there was a few who buy a magazine regularly, connoting that to some people they still like to read a magazine.
- 6. Q:5 In this question I asked the age of people answering the survey. The majority of participants (80%) are aged between 18 - 24. This connotes that the majority of people who buy magazines are young and only a few people from the older generation buy a magazine. This means in my magazine I can feature old bands/artists as well as new and upcoming bands/artists.
- 7. Q:6 In this question I asked participants to chose a house style they would like to see in a rock magazine. The majority (60%) answered black and white. This connotes that this house style is common to see in a rock magazine. This will help me when deciding the house style for my own magazine however I may decide to go for other colours as well as black and white.
- 8. Q:7 In this question I asked what would encourage you to buy a magazine. The majority of answers (70%) said they would buy a magazine for a Free CD. This connotes that people would buy a magazine for free merchandise and special offers, meaning I need to offer some form of USP. This will help me when promoting my magazine as people will want to receive free merchandise and would hopefully come back every week for the new issue.
- 9. Q:8 In this question I asked for names for a masthead. The majority of answers where rock related. This connotes that a rock magazine has words that will connote the rock genre, for example ‘top rock’ and ‘rock on’. However, I have decided that neither of the suggested names are suitable, therefore I need to brainstorm some more suitable masthead names.
- 10. Q:9 In this question I asked what you would like to see on the cover of a rock magazine. The majority of answers suggested to see a rock star. This connotes how important ‘star appeal’ (Dyer) for the intended readership. This will help me when deciding what image to have on my front cover. I will hopefully go for a medium shot of the upper body at eye level. This is to show off the facial expression from my model.
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