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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about magazine preferences. Key findings include: 1) Most respondents preferred to read magazines online or on their mobile devices rather than print. 2) Rock/indie music was the most popular genre, followed by R&B, pop, and dubstep. 3) Respondents mostly preferred to see images rather than text on magazine covers and interior pages. 4) The preferred price point for a magazine was £1.50-£2.00.
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- Respondents enjoy listening to music but do not necessarily see playing music as a hobby.
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The document summarizes the results of audience research conducted to help design a new music magazine. It found that the target audience is majority male aged 16-20, and most would pay £2.01-£2.50 for a magazine. The research also showed that the magazine should be published monthly and feature indie bands and artists that the audience listens to. It aims to use the research to decide aspects like colors, cover content, and sections to focus on to appeal to the target demographic.
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1) The majority of survey respondents preferred magazines that could be accessed online and read on smartphones or tablets.
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1) Most respondents preferred to read magazines online or on their mobile devices rather than print.
2) Rock/indie music was the most popular genre, followed by R&B, pop, and dubstep.
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4) The most popular elements to appear on the front cover were the main image, freebies, puffs, title block, and slogan.
5) Respondents had a slight preference for articles about new up-and-coming artists over mainstream artists.
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- 1. Questionnaire Analysis Here is where I asked my target audience what magazines do they read, how often, what genre, what magazine brand do they like, ect.
- 3. 1) • As you can see majority of people who done my survey would like a magazine which could be accessed online, as they could be reading it on their smart phones or tablets.
- 5. 2) • People voted Rock/Indie as their favourite music genre, then it was R&B, Pop and Dub step tied in third place, Hip Hop and Jazz tied in fourth place and finally classical.
- 7. 3) • I asked a general question on my questionnaire asking the users completing my survey their gender.
- 9. 4) • As I will be creating my own magazine I would like to know what people like to see mostly on a magazine front cover. The popular vote was the main image, then came freebies, the puffs, title block and then the slogan
- 11. 5) • I also asked if they would like to read about mains stream artist or new upcoming artists. It was a close call but the new upcoming artist won the vote as it could interest the reader and see how they progress in the music industry in the future.
- 13. 6) • Often they buy a music magazine and a lot of them responded never and couple voted once a month and once every year. Then I asked them how often they buy a music magazine and a lot of them responded never and couple voted once a month and once every year.
- 15. 7) • I asked if they would like to see more images or texts about articles inside the particular issue of a magazine. They responded yes for images and only 2 voted for yes for texts and for both.
- 17. 8) • I also asked the people using my survey their opinion on how much would they pay for a magazine. £1.50 and £2.00 tied for first place and £3.00 came last.
- 19. 9) • On my 9th question I asked them what magazine they would buy. VIBE, NME and KERRANG came first place, then Q, and finally MOJO.
- 21. 10) • I also asked them on my final question what colour scheme would they like on a magazine. The top vote was Black and White and tied second was Black, White and Purple and Black, White and Green.