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The document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a magazine idea. The survey found that respondents liked the genre and title of the magazine. They also preferred biweekly frequency, pricing of £2-2.50, and a rainbow color scheme for the magazine. This provides validation for aspects of the magazine plan without needing changes.
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By distributing a music magazine questionnaire to 5 people, the author gathered feedback on their music magazine to determine how good the layout, photographs, fonts, colors, content, and genre were, as well as if people would buy the magazine for £1, as other magazines have similarly surveyed readers for information.
These are the results from my audience survey
The survey results showed that rock music and the colors red and black were most popular among the target audience. When asked how much they were willing to pay for a magazine, £2 was the average response. Interviews were the most desired content. This information will help the magazine cater to its target audience by focusing on rock music, using red and black colors prominently, keeping the price at £2, and featuring interviews on music.
Analysis of nme magazine
The front cover of NME magazine from September 2009 features Dizzee Rascal. It uses a striking canted angle photo of Dizzee Rascal that dominates the cover and suggests he is fun. The masthead and graffiti background suggest the magazine is rebellious and street. Sell lines promote bands featured in the magazine to attract the target audience of mostly young males interested in indie music. The barcode is only included to track sales.
Presentation1
IPC Inspire is a publishing company that owns 38 brands covering interests like country life, shooting, equestrian, marine, music and cycling. Their magazines have a total weekly circulation of 38 million copies across 15 countries. Bauer Media is a division of the large privately owned Bauer Media Group, which owns over 300 magazine titles and various online, TV and radio properties employing over 6,400 people worldwide. Q magazine is a music publication featuring Katy Perry on the cover, hoping to appeal to her large fanbase. The layout includes the masthead, a centerfold image of Perry in a provocative pose, cover lines previewing stories inside, and pricing indicating it is a higher-quality magazine.
Presentation1
This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design. It describes the magazine's house style which uses four main colors - blue, purple, yellow and pink - to make the magazine easily identifiable to its target audience of young girls. It also discusses other common magazine elements like the skyline at the top with the magazine slogan, use of a pop star image on the cover appealing to the target audience, and fonts chosen to match the house style and target demographic.
Magazine analysis
The magazine cover uses red coloring and bold white lettering to stand out and catch the audience's attention. It promises a 7-day TV guide and photos of characters that show their emotions to interest readers in learning more about upcoming soap storylines and episodes. It also advertises a one-off special live episode to draw viewers to watch and buy the magazine.
Magazine Progress
The creator has begun making their magazine and so far has added the magazine name. The grey logo contrasts well with the artist's t-shirt and the name "VYBE" relates to the target audience. The orange background also makes the artist more eye-catching.
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By distributing a music magazine questionnaire to 5 people, the author gathered feedback on their music magazine to determine how good the layout, photographs, fonts, colors, content, and genre were, as well as if people would buy the magazine for £1, as other magazines have similarly surveyed readers for information.
These are the results from my audience survey
The survey results showed that rock music and the colors red and black were most popular among the target audience. When asked how much they were willing to pay for a magazine, £2 was the average response. Interviews were the most desired content. This information will help the magazine cater to its target audience by focusing on rock music, using red and black colors prominently, keeping the price at £2, and featuring interviews on music.
Analysis of nme magazine
The front cover of NME magazine from September 2009 features Dizzee Rascal. It uses a striking canted angle photo of Dizzee Rascal that dominates the cover and suggests he is fun. The masthead and graffiti background suggest the magazine is rebellious and street. Sell lines promote bands featured in the magazine to attract the target audience of mostly young males interested in indie music. The barcode is only included to track sales.
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IPC Inspire is a publishing company that owns 38 brands covering interests like country life, shooting, equestrian, marine, music and cycling. Their magazines have a total weekly circulation of 38 million copies across 15 countries. Bauer Media is a division of the large privately owned Bauer Media Group, which owns over 300 magazine titles and various online, TV and radio properties employing over 6,400 people worldwide. Q magazine is a music publication featuring Katy Perry on the cover, hoping to appeal to her large fanbase. The layout includes the masthead, a centerfold image of Perry in a provocative pose, cover lines previewing stories inside, and pricing indicating it is a higher-quality magazine.
Presentation1
This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design. It describes the magazine's house style which uses four main colors - blue, purple, yellow and pink - to make the magazine easily identifiable to its target audience of young girls. It also discusses other common magazine elements like the skyline at the top with the magazine slogan, use of a pop star image on the cover appealing to the target audience, and fonts chosen to match the house style and target demographic.
Magazine analysis
The magazine cover uses red coloring and bold white lettering to stand out and catch the audience's attention. It promises a 7-day TV guide and photos of characters that show their emotions to interest readers in learning more about upcoming soap storylines and episodes. It also advertises a one-off special live episode to draw viewers to watch and buy the magazine.
Magazine Progress
The creator has begun making their magazine and so far has added the magazine name. The grey logo contrasts well with the artist's t-shirt and the name "VYBE" relates to the target audience. The orange background also makes the artist more eye-catching.
Results From Questionnaire
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine is 16-25 year old women who listen to rock music. Most respondents would pay between £2-£5 for the magazine and are students so the magazine should be low cost. Releasing the magazine monthly would be best to include more content while still appealing to readers who would buy it occasionally. Both a print and electronic version of the magazine should be produced to reach the full target audience.
What words would you associate with
The document appears to be a series of survey results from a target audience for a proposed new music magazine. The surveys cover topics like the ages, gender, music preferences, purchasing habits, and interests of the target audience. Based on the results, the magazine would likely target 16-18 year olds equally between males and females. It should feature artists like Arctic Monkeys, Rihanna and Coldplay. The magazine should be priced between £1.50-3 and include articles, pictures and freebies to attract readers and drive purchases.
Audience feedback results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a music magazine. Most respondents said they would be willing to buy the magazine and were attracted to the colors and offers [it contained]. The majority also felt the magazine's layout, contents page, and inclusion of typical indie rock content were suitable. Overall, the feedback suggested the target audience found the magazine effective in attracting them.
Audience Feedback
The document discusses research on the target audience for a music magazine. It finds that the primary audience is 17-20 year old females who enjoy pop music. However, it needs to appeal to both males and females from 13-24 years old and include a variety of popular artists. The magazine should feature images and interviews but not too much text to keep readers engaged. A regular monthly or weekly schedule with quality content is recommended to maintain sales.
Audience feedback presentation
The document contains the results of audience feedback questions asked about a dance music magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- 8 out of 10 people said they would buy the magazine, but the £2 price may be too high for students.
- Most felt the cover communicated the dance genre, though one person disagreed.
- All agreed the magazine had a mixed genre approach across articles, images and interviews.
- The masthead and cover lines were identified as things for potential improvement in engagement and catchiness.
- Most felt the colors worked well and the magazine appealed to them, though the price was a barrier to purchase.
- Feedback validated keeping a balance of music and personal details in interviews while signaling ways to strengthen
Research Into Target Audience
This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine and how feedback was gathered to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. Specifically:
- Images of popular rap artists and using bright colors on the cover would attract the target audience.
- Including information about band tours and new albums on the front page would also attract readers interested in new music.
- Feedback suggested using a mix of images and text throughout the magazine to break things up visually and maintain reader attention.
- Price testing found the target audience would pay £2.50-3 for a weekly issue or £4 for a monthly one.
Target audience
This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine and how feedback was gathered to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. Based on feedback from a research group, the following elements will attract the target audience:
1) Images of popular rap artists on the cover and contents page to attract readers.
2) Using bright colors like red, black and grey that are appealing to the genre while avoiding colors like green, pink, and brown.
3) Including content on the front page about band information to interest the audience.
4) Pricing the monthly magazine at £3.50 which research found was an acceptable price for the target audience.
Will survey analysis
The document reports the results of several surveys about magazine preferences. It found that rock, R&B, indie, and pop music are the most popular genres. Pictures are the most attention-grabbing element. Most people are willing to pay £2 or less and prefer black, red, and white cover colors. Spirits and cider are favorite drinks, so those companies would make good sponsors. Readers would pay extra for an exclusive music single but not a poster.
Pitch 2
This document provides details on the proposed magazine "Replay" including:
- The magazine will focus on chart music to appeal to a younger audience.
- It will be published monthly to satisfy reader preferences and control costs.
- Name ideas like "Replay" emphasize replaying music.
- The target audience is 17-28 year olds who listen to chart music while driving.
- Photo shoots will include contrasting outfits and a studio setting to look professional.
- Sample covers and layouts emphasize simplicity and focus on images and headlines.
- Prices will be £2.20-4.20 for issues and £7 monthly for online subscriptions.
Question five
The document discusses design choices for a magazine called "JHEEZ". It describes using red for the masthead to make it stand out, and enlarging the z in the name. It also mentions including a competition to attract readers and buy the magazine. An exclusive interview with Chris and Rihanna is highlighted on the cover to appeal to the target teenage audience. The price of £1.50 is kept low to encourage initial sales as it is a new magazine. The contents page uses varied images of artists to give a flavor of what is inside. Bold colors are used against a black background following the color scheme without being too bright. Competitions are highlighted to engage readers. An article uses questions and answers split between
Tally charts
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to understand preferences of a target audience for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 years old.
- Images and pictures are the most preferred type of content.
- Magazines are most often purchased from supermarkets for £1.50-£2.50.
- The front cover and inclusion of free gifts are important for driving purchases.
- Indie music is the most popular genre among respondents.
Based on these insights, the magazine will focus on pictures, be priced at £1.50-£2.50, and feature indie alternative music content.
Unit 30 LO2-3
Here are a few suggestions to improve the interview draft:
- Ask more open-ended questions to get more detailed answers from the artist. For example, instead of just asking if they have a favorite song, ask them to describe their favorite song to perform and why it connects with audiences.
- Follow up on interesting details from their answers with additional questions. For example, when they mentioned enjoying meeting fans from different countries, you could ask what are some memorable fan interactions they've had or cultural differences they've noticed.
- Vary the types of questions between more lighthearted ones (like about a good luck item) and ones that provide artistic insight or background on their career/upcoming projects.
- Consider asking about
Unit 30 LO2- 3
The production plan outlines the process for launching TUNE magazine over 12 weeks, including hiring staff, conducting interviews, designing pages, sending the magazine for printing, distribution, and social media promotion, with the goal of the first issue being released on July 3rd. Key aspects are securing an artist for the cover interview and photoshoot, integrating articles and advertisements, and quality control through editing and proofreading.
Questionnnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey included 14 males and 10 females. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie music but include elements of pop, rock, and R&B. It will cost between £2.25-£2.75 and include a small gift to attract buyers. The cover will feature an attractive celebrity alongside appealing article headlines.
Questionnnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey included 14 males and 10 females. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie music but include elements of pop, rock, and R&B. It will cost between £2.25-£2.75 and include a small gift to attract buyers. The cover will feature an attractive celebrity alongside appealing article headlines.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its use of color and content. Red, black and white are prominently featured to represent passion and energy (red), sophistication and power (black), and freshness (white). Content focuses on celebrity news, fashion trends, concerts and discounts to appeal to the target audience of 17-19 year old students from social class DE interested in R&B music. Images on the contents page were chosen to represent traveling and concerts. Research showed the target audience would pay £1.80 for a monthly magazine.
Pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine. It will target 16-25 year olds and focus on indie rock music. Each issue will cost £2 and feature a red, black, and yellow color scheme. The magazine will provide exclusive stories and information about popular and up-and-coming indie bands to attract readers interested in discovering new music in this genre.
Question 1 finished media
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AT Target audience analysis
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Audience Research Results
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This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine and how feedback was gathered to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. Specifically:
- Images of popular rap artists and using bright colors on the cover would attract the target audience.
- Including information about band tours and new albums on the front page would also attract readers interested in new music.
- Feedback suggested using a mix of images and text throughout the magazine to break things up visually and maintain reader attention.
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This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine and how feedback was gathered to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. Based on feedback from a research group, the following elements will attract the target audience:
1) Images of popular rap artists on the cover and contents page to attract readers.
2) Using bright colors like red, black and grey that are appealing to the genre while avoiding colors like green, pink, and brown.
3) Including content on the front page about band information to interest the audience.
4) Pricing the monthly magazine at £3.50 which research found was an acceptable price for the target audience.
Will survey analysis
The document reports the results of several surveys about magazine preferences. It found that rock, R&B, indie, and pop music are the most popular genres. Pictures are the most attention-grabbing element. Most people are willing to pay £2 or less and prefer black, red, and white cover colors. Spirits and cider are favorite drinks, so those companies would make good sponsors. Readers would pay extra for an exclusive music single but not a poster.
Pitch 2
This document provides details on the proposed magazine "Replay" including:
- The magazine will focus on chart music to appeal to a younger audience.
- It will be published monthly to satisfy reader preferences and control costs.
- Name ideas like "Replay" emphasize replaying music.
- The target audience is 17-28 year olds who listen to chart music while driving.
- Photo shoots will include contrasting outfits and a studio setting to look professional.
- Sample covers and layouts emphasize simplicity and focus on images and headlines.
- Prices will be £2.20-4.20 for issues and £7 monthly for online subscriptions.
Question five
The document discusses design choices for a magazine called "JHEEZ". It describes using red for the masthead to make it stand out, and enlarging the z in the name. It also mentions including a competition to attract readers and buy the magazine. An exclusive interview with Chris and Rihanna is highlighted on the cover to appeal to the target teenage audience. The price of £1.50 is kept low to encourage initial sales as it is a new magazine. The contents page uses varied images of artists to give a flavor of what is inside. Bold colors are used against a black background following the color scheme without being too bright. Competitions are highlighted to engage readers. An article uses questions and answers split between
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to understand preferences of a target audience for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 years old.
- Images and pictures are the most preferred type of content.
- Magazines are most often purchased from supermarkets for £1.50-£2.50.
- The front cover and inclusion of free gifts are important for driving purchases.
- Indie music is the most popular genre among respondents.
Based on these insights, the magazine will focus on pictures, be priced at £1.50-£2.50, and feature indie alternative music content.
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- Follow up on interesting details from their answers with additional questions. For example, when they mentioned enjoying meeting fans from different countries, you could ask what are some memorable fan interactions they've had or cultural differences they've noticed.
- Vary the types of questions between more lighthearted ones (like about a good luck item) and ones that provide artistic insight or background on their career/upcoming projects.
- Consider asking about
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This document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine. It will target 16-25 year olds and focus on indie rock music. Each issue will cost £2 and feature a red, black, and yellow color scheme. The magazine will provide exclusive stories and information about popular and up-and-coming indie bands to attract readers interested in discovering new music in this genre.
Question 1 finished media
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The document analyzes data from a questionnaire completed by 15 people about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. Key findings include that over half don't read music magazines currently so the new magazine will need a unique selling point. The target audience is 16-20 year olds who prefer pictures over articles and would pay £1-2 for a magazine. They listen to a variety of music genres. The magazine should have a bright color scheme and cover a wide range of music to appeal to different tastes. Features on music festivals would be popular given that most respondents attend them.
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- 2. Do you like my magazine idea? no yes From this graph, I can see that my audience like my magazine idea, this can show that I don’t have to change the music genre etc. when it comes to designing my final magazine.
- 3. How much would you pay for this magazine? £1.00 £1.50 This graph shows £2.00 that the people I £2.50 asked gave me results that the pricing of my magazine would have to either be £2.00 or £2.50 because they are reasonable amounts and are I would probably charge £2.50 acceptable for because I know that my target my kind of audience will still pay these magazine. prices.
- 4. This diagram shows that out of my three time period options, my target audience thought that it would be most appropriate to sell my magazine every two weeks because monthly magazines are expensive and weekly magazines can be difficult to provide new material as it is shown often. 1.2 1 0.8 weekly 0.6 every two weeks monthly 0.4 0.2 0 When should my magazine be displayed?
- 5. Do you think that the title fits my target audience? no yes This diagram shows that out of all of the people I asked, all of them agreed that the title (PRF) fits my target audience. This means I will not have to make any changes to the name of my magazine.
- 6. This pie chart shows that the two sets of colour schemes I could use in PRF is ‘rainbow’ and ‘pink and black’, I will be using the rainbow theme because it is vibrant, matches my sub genre and because it was the most common choice in my questionnaire results. what colours do you think would suit my magazine? rainbow red and white pink and black black and yellow