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The questionnaire asked respondents about their age and which of two magazine covers they preferred, with most choosing the more colorful option A citing reasons like it being more eye-catching and interesting looking. It also asked what types of questions people would like to ask their favorite musician, with common themes being how they got started in their career, what inspires their music, and what they have planned for the future.
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The document contains results from a questionnaire that asked about age, reasons for choosing a music magazine cover, and questions people would like to ask their favorite musician. For ages, most respondents were 16-20. For the magazine cover, most chose option A because it was more colorful, eye-catching, and featured bands they recognized. Some common questions for musicians included how they get inspiration, write songs, and started their career. Respondents also wanted to know about future plans, funny experiences, and the song that started the musician's career.
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Questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire for feedback on a rock music magazine prototype. It asks 10 multiple choice questions to gather information on the respondent's age, gender, opinions on the magazine's design matching the rock genre, appeal of the front cover image, appropriateness of the price, likelihood of purchasing it, target audience, and inclusion of features for the target group. The questionnaire aims to help improve the creator's future music magazines.
Primary Research Magazine Questionnaire
This document is a 10 question survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their age, gender, how much they would pay for a magazine, how often they read magazines, what they expect to see on covers, what catches their attention on covers, what would persuade them to buy a magazine, their favorite music genre, their thoughts on celebrity appeal on covers, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are mostly multiple choice with some open-ended.
Questions for questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire for a music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It asks 10 questions to gather feedback on the magazine's front cover design, color scheme, layout, article content, and whether the £2.95 price is suitable for the indie/rock genre targeted audience. Respondents are asked to rate the overall magazine on suiting the target audience from 1 to 10.
Evaluation question five
The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target audience of 14-28 year olds of either gender interested in rock music. It summarizes that:
1) The house style uses bright colors like blue, yellow, and red that are not gendered and suit the fast-paced lifestyle of the target audience.
2) Images feature attractive models and bands performing to provide role models and portray the rock genre in a way that attracts readers.
3) Cover lines advertise festivals, competitions, new albums and bands to interest readers and make band names stand out prominently.
4) The language is sophisticated yet easy to understand so readers do not feel it is too advanced or simple, and
Music mag presentation
This document discusses music magazines. It defines a music magazine as focusing on a specific music genre through stories, advertisements, and entertainment. Content typically includes text articles, interviews, images of artists and events relating to the genre. General characteristics of music magazines are a masthead, straplines describing the content, and cover images representing the genre. These features help attract audiences and distinguish each magazine.
Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
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The document is a questionnaire for feedback on a rock music magazine prototype. It asks 10 multiple choice questions to gather information on the respondent's age, gender, opinions on the magazine's design matching the rock genre, appeal of the front cover image, appropriateness of the price, likelihood of purchasing it, target audience, and inclusion of features for the target group. The questionnaire aims to help improve the creator's future music magazines.
Primary Research Magazine Questionnaire
This document is a 10 question survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their age, gender, how much they would pay for a magazine, how often they read magazines, what they expect to see on covers, what catches their attention on covers, what would persuade them to buy a magazine, their favorite music genre, their thoughts on celebrity appeal on covers, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are mostly multiple choice with some open-ended.
Questions for questionnaire
The document is a questionnaire for a music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It asks 10 questions to gather feedback on the magazine's front cover design, color scheme, layout, article content, and whether the £2.95 price is suitable for the indie/rock genre targeted audience. Respondents are asked to rate the overall magazine on suiting the target audience from 1 to 10.
Evaluation question five
The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target audience of 14-28 year olds of either gender interested in rock music. It summarizes that:
1) The house style uses bright colors like blue, yellow, and red that are not gendered and suit the fast-paced lifestyle of the target audience.
2) Images feature attractive models and bands performing to provide role models and portray the rock genre in a way that attracts readers.
3) Cover lines advertise festivals, competitions, new albums and bands to interest readers and make band names stand out prominently.
4) The language is sophisticated yet easy to understand so readers do not feel it is too advanced or simple, and
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The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
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The document outlines a pitch for a music magazine called "UNHEARD" that will feature lesser known rock, indie, alternative, and metal artists. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who enjoy those genres of music. UNHEARD will profile up-and-coming bands to introduce readers to new talent. It will also offer discounts, downloads, and tickets to build an engaged audience. The magazine will have content like reviews, interviews, and photos to spotlight new artists within the described music styles.
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Drafting the double page spread media
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- The target audience is teenagers and young adults who listen to hip hop and R&B.
- Readers prefer spending under an hour reading and want content in bullet points. Images and interviews are most important.
- Popular artists like Drake, Beyoncé, and Jay-Z should be featured.
- A black and gold color scheme and front cover focused on the artist are preferred.
- Readers would pay up to £3.50 and want the magazine released monthly.
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Questionnaire results
The questionnaire was given to 12 people, with an equal number of males and females. Most respondents were between 15-19 years old and listened to music every day, primarily at home, with friends, or in the car. The majority read music magazines and expected to find articles related to the cover as well as information on artists/bands. Most preferred rock music magazines and thought the front cover should feature the artist/band, issue number, date, and article captions. Respondents were willing to spend between £2-3 on a music magazine.
Questionnaire Results
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and expectations for an indie music magazine. Key findings include:
- The most popular age range of respondents was 14-16 years old.
- Arctic Monkeys was the most popular band and the most associated with indie music.
- Red and green were the most associated colors with indie music.
- Bold font was preferred for an indie magazine.
- Posters and band images were the most liked aspects of magazines.
- Arctic Monkeys were identified as both a typical band to feature and the most popular indie band overall.
Magazine analysis
The document provides details about planning a music magazine, including typical conventions of covers, contents pages, and articles. It discusses conventions like mastheads, key images, barcodes, and freebies. It also summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people about their music preferences, spending habits, and desired magazine features and freebies. Common responses included a preference for indie/rock music, willingness to spend £1-2, desires to see interviews and reviews, and a preference for free posters as an incentive.
Initial ideas
The document outlines initial ideas for three magazine genres: [1] a pop music magazine targeting ages 13-18, [2] a dance music magazine with a wider audience, and [3] an indie magazine targeting ages 15-25. The audience provided feedback on each idea, noting strengths such as target audiences and weaknesses such as plain designs. Based on the feedback, the indie magazine idea was favored for its effective simple and weird look, though it could target an older age range. The feedback will help the author decide which idea to develop further.
Researching into a potential target audience
This document summarizes research conducted to understand the target audience for a potential pop music magazine. The researcher interviewed 10 people, asking them 7 questions about an example magazine's cover design. Most respondents said the example magazine's pink color and images would make them pick it up, and its layout looked professional. The researcher concluded the magazine's target audience is teenagers based on its use of bold colors and images. To reach this audience for the new magazine, the researcher will employ bright colors, varied fonts, and close-up model images with high-key lighting on the cover.
Anlysis for questionnaire
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Questionnaire results
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- He finds the magazine's simple, casual yet smart design appealing and thinks the non-straight posing of the cover model makes it seem different.
- He mainly consumes media like the internet, TV and books/magazines and would be likely to purchase the magazine based on its design and aim to cover different music genres.
- The magazine's cover models are dressed casually but smartly to portray the stereotype of hardcore music fans in a way that treats the audience
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The document proposes a music magazine called Understatement focused on R&B and hip-hop genres. It will include interviews, charts, and biographies of artists like Jessie J. The target audience is teenagers and young adults. The magazine will have a simple bold masthead, red, black, and white color scheme. Content will include interviews, ads, reviews, posters, event listings, and quizzes. The publisher will be IPC Media due to their experience with music magazines and engaging female audiences.
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This document contains a proposal for a music magazine called "Paper Aeroplane" by Ayat Awan. It includes sections on the magazine's proposed masthead, house style, reasons for choosing the name "Paper Aeroplane", content ideas, choice of publisher (Bauer Media), how it differs from similar magazines, intended target audience of ages 20+ in social grades A, B, C1 of both genders interested in indie/alternative rock and pop music, and sample double-page spread questions for an interview with Lana Del Rey.
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The document provides a marketing and PR presentation for the punk rock band Spirovsky. The objectives are to make the band popular in the UK and sell over 1000 copies of their new album. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25. Success would include selling 3000+ records, gaining 500+ social media followers, and getting featured on rock magazines. Media exposure would come through rock magazines, TV channels like Kerrang, radio stations like Planet Rock, and social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram. Merchandise would include t-shirts, guitar picks, drum sticks and posters. The message is to introduce an exciting new rock band and bring rock music back to the charts. Small starting events include
Audience research results and conclusions
- The document presents results from a questionnaire given to a target audience of 14-17 year olds about music magazines.
- The results show a bias towards female respondents aged 14-16 and an interest in indie rock music and bands like The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys.
- Additional findings indicate a preference for magazines priced £2-£3 that include interviews and have clear organization like numbered pages.
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.
Target Audience Research Questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a music questionnaire given to 10 people about R&B/Hip Hop music. Key findings include: respondents were equally male and female aged 16-17; popular artists included Drake, Chris Brown, and Rihanna; aspects of the music liked were the beat, lyrics, and artists. Most would not pay more than £2 for a magazine and do not currently buy them due to cost or lack of interest. Cover images that appealed most showed 50 Cent with an explosion, TI with a striking image, and Ciara looking sexy. Respondents wanted cover images of artists to look gangster or sexy and dominate the page with bright colors and writing. They also wanted
Result questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a proposed music magazine. It asked 20 people questions about music tastes, potential magazine content, pricing, and layout. Most respondents were open to country music and preferred interviews over reviews, free CDs as gifts, and detailed articles. The results suggest including a mix of modern and classic country music would appeal to different age groups.
Interview questions
1) The interviewee, a 17-year-old male college student with a strong interest in music, would spend £50 on gig tickets or CDs because he loves music and finds it uplifting.
2) Over an average weekend, the interviewee plays guitar, goes jogging, and helps his parents, showing that the target audience is active, talented, and interested in music.
3) The interviewee's favorite genre of music is rock because he loves the unexpected sounds and many different styles within rock music.
Task 8 summary of results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 12 people aged 16-24 who are interested in indie/rock music. [1] Key findings include that respondents listen to bands like Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and Paramore, and are attracted most to the instruments and vocals used in the genre. [2] Most said they would pay £2-£3 for a magazine and want exclusive news and interviews. [3] This information will influence the content and design of the author's indie/rock music magazine to ensure it appeals to this target audience.
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- 2. Why? Option Reason A Aestheticallypleasing A Because it'scolourful andprettyandhas a reallycreative coverthatislessgenericthan the secondone.It looksmore like artand isaesthetic A I recognise more bandsonthe cover A It's colourful andeye-catching;hence itappearsasthoughitwill be funanddifferent. From the cover,there isalsothe suggestionthatthe magazine isgoingtobe livelyand modern.Itis therefore intriguingandcapturesmyattention;makingme wantto purchase itand eventuallyreadit. A Because itstandsout and looksmore interesting.Itmakesyouwanttosee what is inside. A Because theyhave informationaboutthingsthatIam interestedin - forexample AltJ and Gotham- whereasIdon't know as much aboutthe subjectsof optionb Andoptiona seemstooffer33 free songs A Drewmy attentionmore thanB because of all the colourand picture,the formatis more organisedsoI can see the mainarticlesstraightaway.PlusI love JessieWare A 33 free songs. A Love arcade fire! B Bob Dylan A OptionB looksslightlytoo'rocky' B More strikingcover/informationaboutcontent(more bandsIlistento) B Looksmore stylish A It’smore eye catchingandcolourful A Colourful andstandsouts B (noreason given) B (noreasongiven) A It looksmore fun A It's a lot more eye catching. The graphics are more asethetically pleasing. Also the layout & structure flow better as your eye makes the way down the page, which means the densest information is best suited in the bottom section of the page, for it can be
- 3. processed, whereas the other one is overlooked. B (no reason given) What type of questions would you like to ask your favourite musician? mostly 'how' questions What motivates you? How do you write songs? New music releases Do you only write the lyrics and song part or do you write for the other instruments as well? How they started and met each other, plans for the future, funny moments What is the inspiration behind your music / stage outfits? Have you ever had any funny / embarrassing tour experiences? Are you releasing anything soon? Who are your musical inspirations? What's your favourite song to sing? If you could do any other job what would it be? Do ever get tired of any of your songs? Which ones? What inspired you to start making music? What they've got planned for the future? What song started your career? Why did you decide to become a musician How have they been able to power through any though times or setbacks that they have faced How many instruments can you play? probably questions about the start of their musical career like how old were you when you first started singing and what inspired you to become a musician When's the new album, and what should we expect from it? How do you get your hair to go so good all the time? Who/where did you get the inspiration for the first album? What inspired them to strive for success and fame in their chosen instrument? Is the 'spotlight' as exciting and amazing as it is portrayed to be? If they could decide whether they would focus on becoming a musician again would they? Do they actually get enough time to truly focus on their instrument and talent or does the concept of fame and the expectations of fame hinder them from achieving their true potential?
- 4. What inspires them to make their music? Which other artists are the influenced by? Which other artists would they like to or are they going to work with in the future? What's it like to be a musician? What's it like if you fall short of your expectations in the charts or sales of your songs? Do you write your own lyrics and produce your own music? How do you find the motivation to carry on in a society where there is so much criticism? Also especially when you were starting out did you know what you were doing was going to be a success? We're you personally happy with it so you put it out there and hope others like it? Or was it research and advice from the industry?