Questionaire on new media magazine: results
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- A questionnaire was given to 10 people about a new hip hop magazine. - Most respondents were 16-18 years old, listened to hip hop music, and were willing to pay £1-2 for a magazine. - Respondents said they were most attracted to magazines with stories over celebrities on the cover and preferred more pictures to text. - Black was the favorite color chosen and respondents said the magazine should feature a black color scheme to match the hip hop genre.
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This document contains two questionnaires aimed at understanding the target audience of a pop music magazine. The first asks demographic questions about respondents' gender, age, music preferences, hobbies, favorite artists, fashion, and music purchasing habits. The second focuses on magazine-specific questions regarding music interests, time spent reading magazines, pricing, desired magazine content, music discovery sources, current magazine purchasing, and social media use for artist news. The questionnaires aim to help define the magazine's readership and guide its content.
Questionaire a task8
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people aged 18-28 about their preferences for a new R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The most popular artists mentioned were Nicki Minaj, J Cole, Drake, Kanye West, and Wiz Khalifa.
- 100% said the lyrics of songs attract them to the genre, and many also cited the image of R&B/Hip-Hop.
- Most respondents said they would pay £2-3 for the magazine and wanted it to include competitions, exclusive news/interviews, and gig dates.
- Bright colors, images of artists, fashion, and headphones were
Questionnaire audience research
This document is a 12 question questionnaire aimed at gathering information about the audience for a potential hip-hop magazine. It collects demographic information like age, gender, and ethnicity. It also asks about music preferences, favorite hip-hop artists, job status, how much would be spent on the magazine, what content is preferred like photoshoots or reviews, why the magazine would be purchased, and how often it should be published. The questionnaire seeks to better understand the target readership to help create a successful hip-hop focused magazine.
Results
The survey results show that the majority of respondents were male, between 18-20 years old, and their favorite music genre was hip-hop/rap. Most respondents buy 1-3 music magazines per month and their favorite features are interviews. The most popular magazine was XXL and most respondents pay between £3-£3.99 for music magazines. The document concludes that the target audience for a new magazine should be mainly young adult males who enjoy hip-hop/rap and interviews should be a key feature.
Questioannire analasyis
Salah distributed questionnaires to 20 people, mostly teenagers, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed:
- Most respondents were 15-17 years old and interested in hip hop music.
- The majority read music magazines once a week and enjoyed hip hop genres.
- Competitions and photo shoots were the most popular things respondents wanted to see in a hip hop magazine.
- Upcoming gig information and interviews were equally popular magazine content.
- Red and black were the preferred magazine colors to appeal to audiences.
Questioannire analasyis
Salah distributed questionnaires to 20 people, mostly teenagers, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed:
- Most respondents were 15-17 years old and interested in hip hop music.
- The majority read music magazines once a week and enjoyed hip hop the most.
- Competitions and photo shoots were the most popular things respondents wanted to see in a hip hop magazine.
- Upcoming gig information and interviews were equally popular things to see as double page spreads.
Questioannire analasyis
Salah distributed questionnaires to 20 people, mostly teenagers, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed:
- Most respondents were 15-17 years old and interested in hip hop music.
- The majority read music magazines once a week and enjoyed hip hop genres.
- Competitions and photo shoots were the most popular things respondents wanted to see in a hip hop magazine.
- Upcoming gig information and interviews were equally popular things to see as double page spreads.
Focus Group Presentation
This focus group presentation asks participants about their preferences for magazine covers, including whether they prefer male or female artists on the cover and which artists they would like to see. It also asks about design elements like colors, fonts, and content types for different pages to get a sense of what would attract buyers to the magazine. The final questions thank participants for their feedback.
Results analysis for media questionnaire :)
Kristy distributed a questionnaire through Facebook and Instagram to collect responses from people aged 15-30 on their preferences for a music magazine. The questionnaire included questions on font and title preferences for the cover, content preferences for stories and sections, cover photo preferences, pricing, and more. Based on the 55 responses, Kristy decided on the magazine's title "MUSE", a behind-the-scenes cover story theme, an informal interview style, a black and blue color scheme, the use of direct address on the cover, mixed gender coverage, a £2 price point, 3 cover photos in a medium-long shot style, and focusing on pop/R&B music genres popular among respondents.
Media questionnaire
This is the questionnaire that I handed out to representatives of my target audience in order to find out more about what they liked.
Task 7 questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to students on campus about what they would like to see in a pop/chart music magazine. The majority of respondents were female between ages 16-23. Popular artists mentioned included Ed Sheeran, Labrinth, and Mumford & Sons. Respondents said they would pay £1-3 for the magazine and favored covers featuring popular artists in fashionable outfits over plain designs. Key contents they wanted included artist profiles, concert listings, news, and gossip.
Questionnaire
This document is a questionnaire for a new music magazine. It asks respondents about their age, gender, ethnicity, favorite music genres, how often they read magazines, how much they are willing to pay for a magazine, whether freebies influence their purchases, their preferred cover subjects, favorite color schemes, what content they want to see, and what is the first thing they notice about a magazine. The questions are multiple choice and will help provide demographic information and preferences to inform the new magazine's content and design.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire aims to gather opinions on a proposed dance/electropop magazine to help determine what content to include. It asks respondents about their preferences for various design elements like cover color, artist gender, shot type, and font as well as their willingness to pay and favorite proposed magazine names. It also inquires about what types of artists respondents would most like to see featured.
Music magazine questionnaire results
A music magazine conducted a survey of 15 people to determine reader demographics, music preferences, and interests in articles, artists, and sections. The survey included questions about age, gender, favorite music genres, preferences around dance music, magazine purchasing habits, price points, desired article topics, festival and concert attendance, recognition of music festivals, favorite artists to read about, most read magazine sections, cover design elements that draw readers in, and opinions on potential magazine names. The results will be used to design a music magazine that best caters to reader interests.
Music magazine questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire for a music magazine. It asks respondents about their demographics, musical tastes, how they spend free time, how often they read music magazines, what they expect to see on the front cover including images and quotes, who they want featured on the cover such as famous people or new artists, what types of content should be included such as reviews and interviews, what types of questions a double page spread should ask such as about their career, and what would persuade them to buy the magazine such as the featured artists or sell lines.
Questionnaire
This document contains a 7 question questionnaire for a media coursework music magazine. The questions ask about the respondent's gender, age, favorite music genres, how often and how much they buy music magazines, what attracts them to particular genres, and whether they prefer magazines with more text or pictures. The purpose of the questionnaire is to help the student choose a target audience and decide on content for their music magazine.
Questionaire task8
This document contains a survey about creating a music magazine focused on R&B and hip-hop music. It asks respondents questions to gather information about their music interests, preferences for magazine content and design, and willingness to purchase a music magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-28 interested in R&B and hip-hop. It collects information on artists they listen to, what attracts them to the genres, how much they would pay and if they currently read music magazines. It also asks what would encourage purchases and preferences for cover images, interior content and feature articles.
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Questionaire on new media magazine: results
- 2. 19-21 (1/10)
- 3. 22-25 (1/10)
- 8. £3.00 - £4.00 (0/10)
- 10. Celebrities on the front cover (4/10)
- 14. Red (7/10)
- 15. Green (3/10)
- 16. Yellow (0/10)
- 17. Purple (4/10)
- 18. Blue (5/10)
- 19. Orange (1/10)Also please state your opinion below on the colour schemes you believe would be good for a Hip Hop magazine, and you may also include anything else that you feel could help with the magazine:<br />Those who commented in this section mainly mentioned that they believed the main colours of the magazine should consist of black. Funny enough everyone who commented in this section mentioned that the colours should be black. Other colours were also involved such as blue and grey etc... Also one very interesting point brought up was that hip hop magazines need to refer more toward the culture of the genre. <br />