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The document discusses Jenny Gregory's primary research through questionnaires to understand her target audience for a new magazine. The questionnaires aimed to determine the types of music people enjoy, their favorite genres, how often and if they would buy the magazine, and what usually attracts them to purchases. Graphs of the results show that R&B was the most popular genre, most participants never buy magazines instead using websites, and free gifts most influence purchases.
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Sophie Lee conducted surveys and focus groups to research music magazine audiences in order to aim her new magazine at the right target market. The results showed that her magazine should target mainly women aged 18-35 and focus on pop music. It also found that people would be willing to pay £2-£3 for the magazine. As most people do not currently buy music magazines, the new magazine needs a unique selling point to attract new buyers.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It shows that most respondents were female aged 16-25 who enjoy rock music and attend live shows. Their favorite colors are purple and black. Most regularly buy music magazines monthly and are willing to pay £3-4. Respondents said they would be attracted to a magazine with free items, posters, articles and latest news about their favorite bands. Kerrang! was the most commonly purchased magazine.
Task 8 audience research using questionnaires
45% of those surveyed were male and 55% were female. All were between the ages of 16-19. 10 out of 20 people read magazines once a month, while 7 read once a week, suggesting a monthly or biweekly release schedule. R&B was the most popular music genre. 7 people wanted to see many features on new artists. Half thought the magazine should be released monthly. Most would pay between £2-£2.50.
Music magazine questionnaire
Most respondents to the survey were ages 16-19 and female. When asked about musical artists, Beyoncé received the most votes, likely due to the large number of female respondents. Arctic Monkeys, an edgy indie rock band, also received many votes. Most respondents reported having little interest in existing music magazines, which seem aimed at different audiences than females ages 16-35. When asked how much they would pay for a magazine, most respondents selected £2-2.50, indicating that £2.50 would be an appropriate price point.
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The questionnaire results show that most respondents were between the ages of 16-19, with the next most popular music magazine being NME. This means the author should focus on this demographic and age range when creating their magazine, and look to NME for inspiration on popular content. Most people reported buying music magazines weekly or monthly, so the magazine should be released on a weekly basis. Respondents said they would be willing to pay between £2-£3 for a music magazine. The favorite artist mentioned was Bastille, and the favorite color was red, so these should be featured in the magazine. All listed features like articles, reviews, and upcoming gig listings were deemed important to include.
Analysis of questionnaires
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people about their music preferences and opinions on music magazines. Key findings include:
- 90% were interested in hip hop/RnB music genres like Chris Brown, Drake, and Jay-Z.
- The majority said music videos can influence their opinion of a song by building emotion or story.
- Most would pay less than £1 for a magazine but some over £4.
- No one currently buys music magazines because they are not interested or magazines seem aimed at others. Free gifts would encourage buying.
- Vibe magazine had the most eye-catching cover featuring Trey Songz.
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The questionnaire results show that the target audience for the magazine is college-aged people between 16-19 years old. Most people surveyed do not regularly buy music magazines, but the next largest group buys them weekly. NME is the most popular existing music magazine. Most respondents said they would pay between £2-£3 for a magazine. Bastille was the most commonly cited favorite indie rock artist. Red was the favorite color selected. All listed features - articles, reviews, interviews, photos, and gig listings - were deemed important elements to include in the magazine.
Media Magazine Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Respondents were evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
- Purple and black were favorite colors. Respondents enjoyed various rock genres.
- Most respondents regularly attended concerts and liked music magazines.
- Magazines are typically purchased monthly. Attractions included free items, posters, bands, and news.
- £3-4 was an acceptable price range. Monthly was a preferred purchase frequency.
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Sophie Lee conducted surveys and focus groups to research music magazine audiences in order to aim her new magazine at the right target market. The results showed that her magazine should target mainly women aged 18-35 and focus on pop music. It also found that people would be willing to pay £2-£3 for the magazine. As most people do not currently buy music magazines, the new magazine needs a unique selling point to attract new buyers.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It shows that most respondents were female aged 16-25 who enjoy rock music and attend live shows. Their favorite colors are purple and black. Most regularly buy music magazines monthly and are willing to pay £3-4. Respondents said they would be attracted to a magazine with free items, posters, articles and latest news about their favorite bands. Kerrang! was the most commonly purchased magazine.
Task 8 audience research using questionnaires
45% of those surveyed were male and 55% were female. All were between the ages of 16-19. 10 out of 20 people read magazines once a month, while 7 read once a week, suggesting a monthly or biweekly release schedule. R&B was the most popular music genre. 7 people wanted to see many features on new artists. Half thought the magazine should be released monthly. Most would pay between £2-£2.50.
Music magazine questionnaire
Most respondents to the survey were ages 16-19 and female. When asked about musical artists, Beyoncé received the most votes, likely due to the large number of female respondents. Arctic Monkeys, an edgy indie rock band, also received many votes. Most respondents reported having little interest in existing music magazines, which seem aimed at different audiences than females ages 16-35. When asked how much they would pay for a magazine, most respondents selected £2-2.50, indicating that £2.50 would be an appropriate price point.
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The questionnaire results show that most respondents were between the ages of 16-19, with the next most popular music magazine being NME. This means the author should focus on this demographic and age range when creating their magazine, and look to NME for inspiration on popular content. Most people reported buying music magazines weekly or monthly, so the magazine should be released on a weekly basis. Respondents said they would be willing to pay between £2-£3 for a music magazine. The favorite artist mentioned was Bastille, and the favorite color was red, so these should be featured in the magazine. All listed features like articles, reviews, and upcoming gig listings were deemed important to include.
Analysis of questionnaires
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people about their music preferences and opinions on music magazines. Key findings include:
- 90% were interested in hip hop/RnB music genres like Chris Brown, Drake, and Jay-Z.
- The majority said music videos can influence their opinion of a song by building emotion or story.
- Most would pay less than £1 for a magazine but some over £4.
- No one currently buys music magazines because they are not interested or magazines seem aimed at others. Free gifts would encourage buying.
- Vibe magazine had the most eye-catching cover featuring Trey Songz.
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The questionnaire results show that the target audience for the magazine is college-aged people between 16-19 years old. Most people surveyed do not regularly buy music magazines, but the next largest group buys them weekly. NME is the most popular existing music magazine. Most respondents said they would pay between £2-£3 for a magazine. Bastille was the most commonly cited favorite indie rock artist. Red was the favorite color selected. All listed features - articles, reviews, interviews, photos, and gig listings - were deemed important elements to include in the magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Respondents were evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
- Purple and black were favorite colors. Respondents enjoyed various rock genres.
- Most respondents regularly attended concerts and liked music magazines.
- Magazines are typically purchased monthly. Attractions included free items, posters, bands, and news.
- £3-4 was an acceptable price range. Monthly was a preferred purchase frequency.
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- It shows data on respondents' demographics, music tastes, and opinions on aspects of magazine design and content.
- Key findings include that most respondents were males aged 16-21 who prefer indie rock music and buy magazines monthly. They associated indie rock most with colors like red, black, yellow and green and words like "guitar" and "noise".
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. The key findings were:
1) The audience was evenly split by gender and mostly aged 16-25.
2) Purple and black were the most popular colors. Most listeners enjoyed rock music and attended live shows.
3) Readers liked music magazines and typically bought them monthly. Attractors included free items, posters, and favorite bands.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
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This survey data provides information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The graphs show that the target audience is mainly male, aged 16-18, white British, students or working part-time, and willing to pay £2-£3 for the magazine. They prefer rock music and are attracted to magazines that offer interviews, competitions, and freebies like posters. The data also provides insights into how often the target audience purchases music magazines and consumes media, as well as their frequency of attending live music gigs.
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The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-19 who are interested in rock/pop music. The artist/band most attracts people to the genre. Most read the Q magazine already and finding exclusive news and interviews or free gifts would encourage buying the new magazine. People wouldn't buy if they didn't know the artist on the cover.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. The key findings were:
- Respondents were evenly split male and female and mostly aged 16-25.
- Favorite colors were purple and black and most enjoyed rock music genres.
- Most respondents regularly attend concerts and like music magazines.
- People were willing to pay £3-4 for a monthly magazine featuring reviews, news, and favorite bands/artists.
- Popular existing magazines were Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and Metal Hammer.
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- More interviews, gig times, new bands, posters and reviews were wanted. Adverts and same bands were not.
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- Respondents associated indie music with guitars, chinos, and individuality and preferred the colors maroon, green, blue and red.
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The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio evaluation. It includes sections that discuss how the student's media product uses or challenges conventions of real products, how it represents social groups, what type of media institution might distribute it, who the target audience is, how the student attracted their audience, and what was learned about technologies from constructing the product. The document uses formatting like mastheads, images, and pull quotes to mirror features of an actual magazine product.
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The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio evaluation. It includes sections that discuss how the student's media product uses or challenges conventions of real products, how it represents social groups, what type of media institution might distribute it, who the target audience is, how the student attracted their audience, and what was learned about technologies from constructing the project.
Double page spread article
Cam has had a successful year so far, with his first major gig being at Glastonbury Festival which aired to millions worldwide. While he's had some lucky breaks, Cam attributes his success to hard work and putting himself in the right positions. Despite his debut single reaching number three on the charts, Cam continues to live out of cardboard boxes and sleep on friends' sofas as he saves up for a permanent home, reminding himself to stay grounded as his career takes off.
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This document contains summaries of images of various musical artists in 3 sentences or less:
The Stone Roses summary focuses on the use of black and white drawing attention to band members, with darkness portraying their rock genre and informal balance suggesting the main member.
Beyonce's image portrays an innocent yet contrasting good and bad side, suggesting different genres and direct eye contact selling herself as an artist.
Bjork's high key lighting and mise en scene connote her electric style, with direct eye contact implying she is selling herself as an artist.
Jessie J's close up uses eye contact to imply closeness to fans, with a Union Jack on her lips connoting her
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The document is a music magazine questionnaire that asks respondents for their gender and preferences regarding music genres listened to, frequency of music magazine purchases, age, maximum payment for a magazine, magazines bought, and reasons for buying magazines. It collects demographic information and opinions about music magazines through multiple choice and free response questions.
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The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine contents page. It notes that the typeface is clear and easy to read. Subheadings categorize the content clearly. Images of famous bands would grab readers' attention and persuade them to buy the magazine. The contents are organized very clearly, making it easy to find articles and their page numbers.
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Q Magazine and NME are both popular music magazines in the UK. Q targets older music buyers over 25, covering various genres. NME targets younger males aged 17-30 and is considered the most respected music weekly. Both magazines follow consistent styles, placing the masthead in the top left "primary optical area" as per Guttenberg's Design Principle. Q's June 2010 cover features Take That to promote their reunion, using their positioning and clothing contrast to grab attention. NME's cover shows various artists to highlight its multiple articles.
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Questionnaire analysis
- 1. Jenny Gregory The purpose of my primary research questionnaires is to find my target audience for my magazine. By handing out 10 questionnaires I will be able to find out what type of music people are into and what my target audience would be. Also, I will be able to find out what their favourite genre is and if they are likely to buy/how much they are willing to pay for the magazine as well as how often they would buy one and what usually attracts them to purchasing the magazine. Gender This graph shows that my questionnaires were split evenly between 5 male and 5 female Male participants. Female Genre of Music By looking at this graph, you can Rock see that R&B was the most Pop popular genre of music closely Dance followed by Pop, with Country R&B being the least favourite. Country Metal How often do you buy music magazines? This graph shows us that the majority of participants that took part in my survey never Never buy a magazine, which indicates Once a year that they access their magazines Once a month through Web 2.0 technology. Once a week
- 2. Jenny Gregory What music magazine do you buy? This graph shows us that the majority of people that took Kerrang part in my questionnaire Q don’t tend to buy magazines, Mixed Mag however of those that did Mixed Mag was the most NME popular. None What peruades you to buy a magazine? This graph allows us to see that when a free gift is Images offered within a magazine, Colours this persuades buyers to go Main article on and buy the magazine. Free gift How old are you? By looking at this graph we can see that the ages of 10-15 participants ranged from 16-21 10-50, with the main ages 22-30 being between 16-21. 31-40 41-50 50+