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The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to audience members to determine preferences for an upcoming magazine. A pie chart shows that 40% of respondents would pay £2.50-£3.00, making this the most popular price point. The target audience is also identified as being 11-18 years old based on another pie chart. Finally, based on the preferences indicated, the magazine will focus on indie music, be released on a weekly basis, and cost between £2.50-£3.00.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to participants about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-17 year olds.
- Most participants listen to music daily and prefer genres like pop, rock and indie.
- While most do not regularly buy music magazines, the most popular frequency for those that do is monthly.
- Participants are most attracted to magazines' artists and covers.
- Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie/rock artists and incorporate colors like blue, red and yellow favored by the audience.
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Target Audience Research
The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include: most respondents were female; over half do not regularly buy music magazines; indie, rock, and R&B were the most popular genres; and the majority were interested in upcoming events and giveaways or freebies in magazines. These findings suggest focusing magazine content on popular genres and including information on events as well as free items to attract readers.
survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the music magazine is young adults interested in indie and dubstep music. 70% of respondents were male aged 12-24. Half read NME magazine and want studio photographs, articles on new music/interviews, and a balance of images and writing in the magazine. Black, white and red were favorite colors. The results will help plan content and design for the new dubstep music magazine.
Survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be 15-25 year olds, as 90% of survey responses fell within this age range.
- The magazine will focus on indie, rock, and pop genres, as these were the most popular choices.
- Images and free items/promotions will be emphasized to attract readers, as these were most appealing according to the survey.
GENERAL SURVEY- ANALYSIS
This is a general survey analysis which I have constructed from the survey I made on SurveyMonkey. I have made sure I have analyised each question in turn and used graphs to show the results of the survery and have wrote about why these are important to my Media (music magazine) research. I have asked questions about (preferred music genres, hobbies, gender, age, music magazines and much more)
Questionnaire Feeback
The questionnaire provided useful information for the music magazine, including that Ed Sheeran, Beyonce, and Ariana Grande were the most popular artists mentioned. Most respondents wanted a weekly magazine and had attended concerts before, with over 60% attending more than once. The artist's style that people admired most was usually their favorite artist. Pricing, lack of interesting covers, and reading about music online were the top reasons people did not regularly read music magazines.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to participants about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-17 year olds.
- Most participants listen to music daily and prefer genres like pop, rock and indie.
- While most do not regularly buy music magazines, the most popular frequency for those that do is monthly.
- Participants are most attracted to magazines' artists and covers.
- Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie/rock artists and incorporate colors like blue, red and yellow favored by the audience.
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
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The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
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The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include: most respondents were female; over half do not regularly buy music magazines; indie, rock, and R&B were the most popular genres; and the majority were interested in upcoming events and giveaways or freebies in magazines. These findings suggest focusing magazine content on popular genres and including information on events as well as free items to attract readers.
survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the music magazine is young adults interested in indie and dubstep music. 70% of respondents were male aged 12-24. Half read NME magazine and want studio photographs, articles on new music/interviews, and a balance of images and writing in the magazine. Black, white and red were favorite colors. The results will help plan content and design for the new dubstep music magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be 15-25 year olds, as 90% of survey responses fell within this age range.
- The magazine will focus on indie, rock, and pop genres, as these were the most popular choices.
- Images and free items/promotions will be emphasized to attract readers, as these were most appealing according to the survey.
GENERAL SURVEY- ANALYSIS
This is a general survey analysis which I have constructed from the survey I made on SurveyMonkey. I have made sure I have analyised each question in turn and used graphs to show the results of the survery and have wrote about why these are important to my Media (music magazine) research. I have asked questions about (preferred music genres, hobbies, gender, age, music magazines and much more)
Questionnaire Feeback
The questionnaire provided useful information for the music magazine, including that Ed Sheeran, Beyonce, and Ariana Grande were the most popular artists mentioned. Most respondents wanted a weekly magazine and had attended concerts before, with over 60% attending more than once. The artist's style that people admired most was usually their favorite artist. Pricing, lack of interesting covers, and reading about music online were the top reasons people did not regularly read music magazines.
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Zoe Hickson - Primary Research Evaluation
Zoe Hickson conducted a survey of 12-18 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- 90% said celebrity appeal helps sell magazines so images will be included.
- 50% expected magazines to be 31-50 pages and cost £2.01-£3.00.
- 100% said free items or prizes would appeal to readers.
The survey gave insights into attracting the target audience and ideas to consider when creating the magazine.
Market research report
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience for the magazine should be young people aged 15-25 based on 90% of survey responses coming from that age group.
- The magazine should focus on female readers since 70% of survey responses were from women.
- Popular music genres according to the survey were indie rock, rock, pop and others, so the magazine will cover these genres.
- Free items and interesting images were the most attractive aspects of a magazine according to the survey results.
Survey Analysis
The document shares the results of a survey about music preferences and consumption habits. It contains the survey creator's reactions to each question, noting what genres, age ranges, festivals, magazine features, and digital platforms they will focus on for a new music magazine based on the responses. The creator expresses some surprise at certain results but now has a better understanding of what their target audience wants from a music publication.
Questionnaire: Results
1) The respondent conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, 55% of whom were female and 45% male. Most respondents were aged 13-14.
2) 40% of respondents said they sometimes read music magazines or occasionally, indicating a potential market for an engaging new magazine.
3) The most popular music genre was pop, with 40% selecting it, showing pop is a good genre for the new magazine to focus on.
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Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing Lauren should target this demographic. 40% of respondents currently read music magazines or do sometimes, indicating interest if the right magazine is available. Based on the results, Lauren will aim to price her magazine at £2.50 to be affordable and will include popular features like posters and celebrity interviews. [END SUMMARY]
Music magazine questionnaire results
From a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, the majority (55%) were female. Most respondents were between 13-14 years old (50%) and read music magazines weekly (40%). The most popular music genre was pop (40%). The key features readers look for are posters (30%) and celebrity interviews (30%). Based on this research, the document's author plans to create a £2.50 weekly pop music magazine targeting 13-17 year olds that focuses on these popular elements.
Media Institution Distribution
The document discusses finding a media institution to distribute a music magazine. It evaluates several potential institutions before determining that Bauer Media would be the best fit. Bauer Media distributes other popular music magazines in the same genre and owns radio stations that play the same genre of music, making it a perfect match to distribute the author's magazine.
Analysis of survey data
The survey data showed that most respondents were between 12-18 years old, with an average age of 17. Most respondents were male. The majority were white British. All music genres were popular. Most bought music magazines weekly but the average preferred frequency was every 2 weeks. Most were willing to pay £2-3, so the magazine was priced at £2.35. Most obtained magazines from newsagents or delivery, so paper copies would be the focus. Most in this age range were students, so the price was set accordingly.
Questionnaire results 111
From a survey of 10 school-aged children, Lauren found that 55% were female and 45% were male. The largest age group, 50%, were 13-14 years old. 40% said they read music magazines and 40% said sometimes. The most popular music genre was pop, selected by 40%. 30% of respondents look for posters and celebrity interviews in music magazines. 40% read magazines weekly. The majority, 40%, read the magazine "We Love Pop". Lauren will use these findings to create a new pop music magazine targeted at teenage girls.
Music magazine survey analysis
The document analyzes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Half of respondents never buy music magazines, so the magazine will need to appeal to a wider audience.
- The majority are between ages 16-20 and listen to pop music online, so the magazine should target younger readers and feature popular genres.
- Most respondents said they would pay up to £3-4 for a magazine published monthly that includes in-depth articles and interviews.
Questionnaire: Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 school-age children about music magazines. 55% of respondents were female and most were between 13-14 years old. While 40% read music magazines regularly, others only sometimes or not at all due to cost or lack of interest. Based on these results, the author plans to create a £2.50 pop music magazine targeted towards teenage girls, focusing on features like posters, interviews and solo artists to attract their intended audience.
Music magazine questionnaire results
Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% were male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing this should be a key target age. Most respondents, 40%, read music magazines sometimes or regularly. Posters and celebrity interviews were the most sought features. Based on this market research, Mills plans to create a weekly pop music magazine priced at £2.50 to attract both current and non-readers.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
questionnaire analysis
The survey results showed that the main cover image is the most important factor for people deciding whether to buy a music magazine, with 60% citing it as influencing their purchase. Additional factors included the colors used (50%) and the artists/bands featured (10%). To make the new hip hop magazine successful, it should have popular rappers on the cover and utilize colors like black, red, and gold that are strongly associated with hip hop. The content should include interviews, photos, and information on up-and-coming concerts/tours/music.
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The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
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Zoe Hickson conducted a survey of 12-18 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- 90% said celebrity appeal helps sell magazines so images will be included.
- 50% expected magazines to be 31-50 pages and cost £2.01-£3.00.
- 100% said free items or prizes would appeal to readers.
The survey gave insights into attracting the target audience and ideas to consider when creating the magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience for the magazine should be young people aged 15-25 based on 90% of survey responses coming from that age group.
- The magazine should focus on female readers since 70% of survey responses were from women.
- Popular music genres according to the survey were indie rock, rock, pop and others, so the magazine will cover these genres.
- Free items and interesting images were the most attractive aspects of a magazine according to the survey results.
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The document shares the results of a survey about music preferences and consumption habits. It contains the survey creator's reactions to each question, noting what genres, age ranges, festivals, magazine features, and digital platforms they will focus on for a new music magazine based on the responses. The creator expresses some surprise at certain results but now has a better understanding of what their target audience wants from a music publication.
Questionnaire: Results
1) The respondent conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, 55% of whom were female and 45% male. Most respondents were aged 13-14.
2) 40% of respondents said they sometimes read music magazines or occasionally, indicating a potential market for an engaging new magazine.
3) The most popular music genre was pop, with 40% selecting it, showing pop is a good genre for the new magazine to focus on.
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Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing Lauren should target this demographic. 40% of respondents currently read music magazines or do sometimes, indicating interest if the right magazine is available. Based on the results, Lauren will aim to price her magazine at £2.50 to be affordable and will include popular features like posters and celebrity interviews. [END SUMMARY]
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From a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, the majority (55%) were female. Most respondents were between 13-14 years old (50%) and read music magazines weekly (40%). The most popular music genre was pop (40%). The key features readers look for are posters (30%) and celebrity interviews (30%). Based on this research, the document's author plans to create a £2.50 weekly pop music magazine targeting 13-17 year olds that focuses on these popular elements.
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The document discusses finding a media institution to distribute a music magazine. It evaluates several potential institutions before determining that Bauer Media would be the best fit. Bauer Media distributes other popular music magazines in the same genre and owns radio stations that play the same genre of music, making it a perfect match to distribute the author's magazine.
Analysis of survey data
The survey data showed that most respondents were between 12-18 years old, with an average age of 17. Most respondents were male. The majority were white British. All music genres were popular. Most bought music magazines weekly but the average preferred frequency was every 2 weeks. Most were willing to pay £2-3, so the magazine was priced at £2.35. Most obtained magazines from newsagents or delivery, so paper copies would be the focus. Most in this age range were students, so the price was set accordingly.
Questionnaire results 111
From a survey of 10 school-aged children, Lauren found that 55% were female and 45% were male. The largest age group, 50%, were 13-14 years old. 40% said they read music magazines and 40% said sometimes. The most popular music genre was pop, selected by 40%. 30% of respondents look for posters and celebrity interviews in music magazines. 40% read magazines weekly. The majority, 40%, read the magazine "We Love Pop". Lauren will use these findings to create a new pop music magazine targeted at teenage girls.
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The document analyzes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Half of respondents never buy music magazines, so the magazine will need to appeal to a wider audience.
- The majority are between ages 16-20 and listen to pop music online, so the magazine should target younger readers and feature popular genres.
- Most respondents said they would pay up to £3-4 for a magazine published monthly that includes in-depth articles and interviews.
Questionnaire: Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 school-age children about music magazines. 55% of respondents were female and most were between 13-14 years old. While 40% read music magazines regularly, others only sometimes or not at all due to cost or lack of interest. Based on these results, the author plans to create a £2.50 pop music magazine targeted towards teenage girls, focusing on features like posters, interviews and solo artists to attract their intended audience.
Music magazine questionnaire results
Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% were male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing this should be a key target age. Most respondents, 40%, read music magazines sometimes or regularly. Posters and celebrity interviews were the most sought features. Based on this market research, Mills plans to create a weekly pop music magazine priced at £2.50 to attract both current and non-readers.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
questionnaire analysis
The survey results showed that the main cover image is the most important factor for people deciding whether to buy a music magazine, with 60% citing it as influencing their purchase. Additional factors included the colors used (50%) and the artists/bands featured (10%). To make the new hip hop magazine successful, it should have popular rappers on the cover and utilize colors like black, red, and gold that are strongly associated with hip hop. The content should include interviews, photos, and information on up-and-coming concerts/tours/music.
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Questionnaire Analysis
Most respondents to the questionnaire were between 15-24 years old. The questionnaire showed that country music appeals most to younger and older audiences. Respondents listen to music daily and are passionate about country music. All 20 respondents listen to country music. 55% are attracted to magazine covers by the image of featured artists. Most want to see interviews, gossip columns and reviews in magazines. Based on these results, the magazine will feature a cover artist interview and review content. Most preferred a monthly magazine that costs £3.50 and features the latest artist news. Music is important as it helps people enjoy and relax.
Questionaire Results
- Abbey Moss conducted a questionnaire at her college to inform the creation of a new music magazine.
- The results showed that the target audience should be males ages 11-20, as these demographics made up the majority of respondents.
- The most popular music genres indicated were indie and R&B, so the magazine will focus on reporting about and featuring these genres.
Report
Gemma conducted primary research through a questionnaire to determine the target audience and preferences for a new music magazine. The research found that the target audience is 16-25 year olds, most of whom are male. Pictures were the most liked part of magazines. The preferred colors for the magazine were black, grey, and red. Most respondents would pay between £1-£2 for the magazine and preferred downloading music over CDs, with R&B being the second most popular music genre. Based on the research, Gemma decided to create a £1-£2 R&B magazine targeting 16-25 year olds.
Market research analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gather information for creating a music magazine. The survey found that most respondents were 15-24 years old, female, and do not regularly read music magazines. Rock was the most popular music genre. Most listeners spent 2-4 hours per day listening to music, primarily on iTunes and YouTube. Respondents wanted to see freebies and interviews in a magazine and would spend £0.99-£2.99. They preferred a print magazine over digital, but 40% wanted both. All would rather buy individually than subscribe.
Poll results [autosaved]
The poll results show that most young people do not subscribe to magazines. Respondents prefer a monthly magazine over a weekly one due to more detailed information. The majority find out about new songs from music channels or friends/family rather than magazines. Most keep their music on YouTube converters or buy albums from shops rather than iTunes. Interviews with music artists are the most interesting part of a music magazine for respondents. Based on the results, the document discusses pricing a magazine between £1-2, focusing on pop music, and including information about music smartphone apps to appeal to readers.
Recommendations
The survey results show that 16-18 year olds were most interested in the survey and should be the target market. It also found that more females than males were interested in the magazine, but it should still aim to attract both genders. Most respondents were at least somewhat familiar with indie music and enjoyed it to an extent. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie music genre and be published monthly instead of weekly, as most people rarely buy music magazines but some monthly. The ideal price was found to be £2.50. Respondents liked the proposed name "Untouched" and color palette #3 and font BirchStd Regular were most preferred. Readers preferred longer descriptive articles over interviews. A
Analysis of audience research
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to understand the target audience for a magazine. The majority of respondents were teenagers, and an equal number of males and females responded. Most respondents read magazines regularly, with half reading magazines a lot. Based on the research, the magazine will likely be priced around £4 and focus on rock music, though only 30% of respondents listened to that genre.
Questionnaire And Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were between ages 15-24 and listen to music daily.
- Interviews, gossip columns, and reviews were the most desired content.
- Layout and images were important factors for magazine covers.
- Respondents preferred a monthly magazine that costs £2.50.
- Music was considered important for enjoyment and relaxation.
Music magazine survey analysis
This is my audience survey analysis. During the presentation I analyse the results of my survey and link them to the magazine that I will produce.
Music magazine survey analysis
This is my audience survey analysis. During the presentation I analyse the results of my survey and link them to the magazine that I will produce.
Music magazine results
- The document analyzes the results of a market research questionnaire about music magazine readers.
- The results show that the target audience for a new music magazine is mainly male, aged 16-23, interested in rock music, and attends 1+ concerts per year.
- Based on the findings that most of the target audience are students without jobs, the proposed magazine will be affordable but still provide key information.
Market Research Analysis
Emily Thomas conducted market research to determine the target audience, genre, and content for a new music magazine. She surveyed participants of different ages, genders, occupations, and music preferences. Most respondents were 15-20 years old, female students who listen to indie/alternative and pop music. They preferred to find band news on Twitter and in magazines and purchase music on iTunes or through downloads. Most read Q magazine and were willing to pay £1-3 for a magazine. Therefore, the new magazine will target 15-25 year olds, focus on pop and rock music, take design cues from Q magazine, and sell for £1-3 to attract an audience that rarely buys music magazines.
Music survey results (2)
Jade Ashworth conducted a music survey to inform the development of a new music magazine. Based on the results from 10 respondents:
- The target audience would primarily be females between 16-19 who enjoy hip hop, dance, R&B, house and rap music.
- Respondents listen to music extensively, with most listening 5-10 hours per week, using their phones.
- The magazine should focus on these genres and include info on music apps, contests for devices/music and upcoming concerts.
- The price point should be around £2.50, as most respondents would pay £2-3.99.
Music magazine audience research (questionnaire results)
- The questionnaire results showed that 60% of respondents were male and the most popular music genres were punk rock (50%) and rock (40%).
- 40% of respondents purchased music magazines weekly and 40% purchased monthly, showing regular spending on magazines. Most would pay between £1-£2 for a fortnightly magazine.
- Reviews of albums/downloads and interviews with artists (both at 40%) most encouraged reading the magazine. Kerrang! was the most popular magazine at 50%. Having a male group on the cover would encourage 60% to buy the magazine.
Music magazine audience research (questionnaire results)
- The questionnaire results showed that 60% of respondents were male and the most popular music genres were punk rock (50%) and rock (40%).
- 40% of respondents purchased music magazines weekly and 40% purchased monthly, showing regular spending on magazines. Most would pay between £1-£2 for a fortnightly magazine.
- Reviews of albums/downloads and interviews with artists (both at 40%) most encouraged reading the magazine. Kerrang! was the most popular magazine at 50%. Having a male group on the cover would encourage 60% to buy the magazine.
Research data analysis
- The document analyzes data from questionnaires about music magazine preferences.
- It found that 68% of respondents were female and 72% were aged 16-18. The most preferred color theme was black and white with some color. Decorative fonts were preferred for the masthead and san serif fonts for the text.
- Rock music was the most popular genre at 24%. The top artists named for rock and alternative genres were Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Hozier, Bastille, and Alt-J.
- 80% of respondents do not currently buy music magazines. Rolling Stone was the most popular existing magazine. The most preferred articles were on new music and interviews.
Recommendations
The survey results show that 16-18 year olds were most interested in the survey and should be the target market. It also found that more females than males were interested in the magazine, though both genders were interested. While not many people were huge fans of indie music, most were at least familiar with it. Based on these results, the magazine will continue to focus on indie music. The survey also found that people rarely buy music magazines, so the publishing frequency will change from weekly to monthly. Most people were willing to pay £2.50 for the magazine. The proposed magazine name "Untouched" was well-received. And most survey respondents preferred descriptive long-form articles over question-and-answer interviews.
Questionaire a and a
- The target audience for the music magazine is mainly males aged 16-24 based on survey responses. 70% of respondents were male and the largest age groups were 11-20 and 21-30 at 40% each.
- The most popular existing magazine was Q, chosen by 60% of respondents, so the new magazine will be based on the style of Q.
- Stereo-Nation was the most popular proposed masthead at 40% of votes. The survey also found that featuring a male artist on the cover and having 71-100 pages would be most appealing.
- All respondents wanted news, interviews and reviews while tour information and up-and-coming artists also received high interest. The magazine
Media presentation
The document describes the results of a survey conducted by the author to gather information about music magazines and their target audience. 17 questionnaires were collected from people ages 16-25 in Birmingham city center. The results were analyzed and displayed in pie charts. The majority preferred R&B music and were unwilling to pay more than £3 for a magazine. Most felt magazines should be published weekly. The author concluded their target audience is ages 16-25 interested in pop, R&B and dubstep music living in areas like Hall Green.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design an indie music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be females aged 16-18 based on respondent demographics.
- The magazine will focus on indie music festivals, fashion, and artists like Rihanna, The Script, and Jessie J.
- The main color scheme will be blue, white, or black to look clean and simple.
- The magazine will be published monthly and cost £2 to appeal to readers with different price preferences.
- It will include competitions, prizes, pictures, and catchy headings to engage readers.
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- 2. How often would you purchase the magazine Weekly Monthly Quarterly 30% 40% 30% 30% of the people I asked said they would purchase the magazine monthly another 30% said they would purchase it quarterly and the other 40% said they would purchase it weekly, as this choice was the most popular I will be doing my magazine weekly. music genres indie electro metal rock pop rnb 10% 20% 40% 10% 10% 10% I asked the same 10 people which genres they most liked 40% of the people said they liked indie music the most out of all the genres so for my music magazine i will do an indie magazine as it is the most popular genre chosen.