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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people to help design a new music magazine. Key findings include: - Respondents were willing to pay between £2-£2.50 for the magazine on average. Only 1 was willing to pay £4 or more. - Most respondents used the internet frequently and for social networking or research, suggesting including a website and social media presence. - Popular desired magazine features included interviews, top music charts, upcoming artists, and concert/event listings. - Many wanted a freebie like a CD included with the magazine.
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- Gender of the cover artist does not matter to readers.
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The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a proposed music magazine. The questions gauged demographics (ages 16-25 most common), pricing (most willing to pay £2-£3), frequency of issues (weekly or monthly preferred), other magazines read (NME most popular), preferred content (reviews highest), aesthetic associations (indie rock with red font and images over text), and incentives (posters preferred). The summaries identify the target market and provide guidance on content, design, and business decisions to meet audience interests.
Audience Research
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a proposed music magazine. The questions gauged demographics (ages 16-25 are the main audience), pricing (most would pay £2-£3), frequency of issues (weekly or monthly preferred), other magazines read (NME is popular), preferred content (reviews top the list), aesthetic associations (indie rock links to the color red and a specific font), layout preferences (more images over text), incentives liked (posters are popular), and music habits (listening and buying music online is common). The results will help the magazine creator effectively plan content, style, and strategy to match the interests of the target 16-25 year old readership.
Questionnaire analysis for main task
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question survey conducted to understand the preferences of the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of respondents were female aged 16-21 who listen to acoustic/alternative music and would pay £1-£2.50 for a magazine. This information will inform the design of the magazine, including using the name "Phonics", including websites and apps, having around 50 pages, and using black, white and grey colors.
Analysing survey 2
The document discusses the results of a survey about magazine design. The survey provided useful information to help decide colors, number of people on the cover, price, and other design elements for a music magazine. The majority of respondents preferred red and green for the background color and thought £4 was an appropriate price. They also indicated a preference for one person on the cover rather than multiple people. The survey responses will help inform decisions across various aspects of designing the magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the questions and responses from a questionnaire about creating a music magazine. It includes 10 questions about topics like the respondent's gender, age, favorite bands, how often they purchase music magazines, and what they associate with indie music in terms of colors, words, and symbols. For each question, the document provides the rationale for why it was included and any issues with the question or results. The key findings were that weekly or bi-weekly publication was most popular, £2.50 was the expected price point, and 101-150 pages was the preferred issue size. Common colors, words, and symbols associated with indie music were also identified.
Analysis of my survey results
The survey results show that more females responded than males. Most respondents were between ages 16-20. Many do not currently read music magazines but may be open to a new magazine. Most would pay between £2-£5 for a monthly magazine and are interested in images, interviews, and tour dates. Pop music was the most popular genre. Many agreed they would subscribe to a magazine and prefer online access in addition to print. Respondents most often listen to music on their phone, showing the importance of online and mobile access.
Task 7
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 15 college students to determine their preferences for a music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is 67% female, ages 16-18, listens to pop music, and prefers pink and white colors, gossip and artist interviews in articles, and freebies advertised on the cover. Price points of £3-4 were preferred. This information will inform the design and content of the magazine.
Primary research
The document contains the reflections of a student named Giacomo Pisa on primary research conducted through questionnaires for a school project on designing a hip hop magazine. The research covered topics like the target demographics, preferred content, pricing, and design elements. Key findings included that the target audience is primarily males ages 15-19, the magazine should be priced at £3 and released monthly, and feature artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Free festival tickets emerged as the most popular potential prize promotion.
Market research
This document summarizes the results of an online survey conducted for a music magazine. The survey included 8 questions to gather information about readers' music interests, preferred content, and ways to engage them. Key results indicated that readers were most interested in exclusive interviews and new artists, preferred receiving CDs as freebies, and wanted informal double page spreads covering new music and interviews. The survey provided clear insight into how to make the magazine more appealing to its target audience.
Audience questionnaire analysis
From analyzing an audience questionnaire about music magazine preferences:
- The majority of respondents were between ages 17-18, matching the target age of many music magazines.
- R&B was the most popular music genre among respondents.
- Respondents were mostly attracted to exclusive interviews in magazines and preferred to see a balance of images and text.
- Most respondents preferred a natural background on magazine covers and images sized at large or medium.
Market research survey results
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey about magazine preferences. The survey received responses primarily from students aged 15-19. It found that most respondents prefer metal/rock music, use websites like Facebook, band pages, and YouTube to find music and concert information. Most purchase magazines once a month or occasionally and prefer magazines with a dark color scheme focused on metal/rock bands. This provides insight into targeting a magazine at college-aged music fans interested in rock/metal genres.
audience research resuls
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey about magazine preferences. The survey received responses primarily from students aged 15-19. It found that most respondents prefer metal/rock music and use websites like Facebook, band pages, and YouTube to find music news and listen to music. The majority would buy a magazine with a dark color scheme occasionally focused on metal/rock genres. This provides insight into the target demographics for a new music magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a 15 question questionnaire about music magazines.
Some key findings include:
- For gender, the questionnaire had an even split of 10 males and 10 females.
- The most common age ranges that responded were 17-22 and 23-30.
- The most popular frequencies for music magazine purchases were weekly and bi-weekly.
- The highest price respondents would expect to pay for a magazine was £2.50.
- The most common page count expected was between 101-150 pages.
- The most associated colors with indie music that were mentioned were black and white.
- Interviews were the most popular incentive to purchase a magazine.
- The majority
Questionaire findings
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences. The questionnaire was posted on multiple social media platforms and received 25 responses. The results show that most respondents were between 14-17 years old, more males responded than females, most were students, and they get their music through online streaming services. Based on these findings, the summary concludes that the magazine should be targeted towards students, have profiles on multiple social media sites, promote bands' online profiles, discuss why fans illegally download music, advertise concerts more than albums, include different rock genres, and discuss concerts in articles.
Media audience reaserch
1) The document summarizes the results of a survey about media consumption and music preferences. It analyzed responses by gender, age, favorite music genres and artists, how people access and spend money on music, and what content they want to read about.
2) The majority of respondents were female and 16 or younger, indicating the target demographic should be youth. Pop and dance were the most popular genres. Justin Bieber was the most popular artist.
3) Most people access music through iTunes and spend between £3-6 on a magazine, suggesting the magazine should target those willing to spend on high-quality content about the latest music artists and genres.
Market research survey results
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority (43%) of respondents were between 15-19 years old.
- Respondents were both male and female.
- Most (60%) respondents were college students.
- Metal/rock was the preferred music genre.
- YouTube and band/artist websites were most commonly used to find new music and get news/gig information.
- Magazines are typically read or purchased once every two weeks.
- A dark color scheme was the preferred magazine design.
Results from my questionairre
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about magazine preferences. Key findings include:
1. The target audience is students aged 17-22 studying music at university based on respondent demographics.
2. Respondents typically buy 1-2 magazines per month and would pay £2-3, indicating a monthly student-focused publication around this price point.
3. Musical genres like classical, indie, and R&B were most popular, suggesting focusing on one of these genres less represented in current offerings.
4. Cover images, distinctive design, and supplemental content like posters are important factors for readers.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a proposed electronic dance music (EDM) magazine. The questionnaire asked about respondents' age, how much they would pay for the magazine, what colors and words they associate with EDM, their favorite EDM artists, how many pages the magazine should be, and what EDM magazines they currently read. The results showed that most respondents were 16 or under, were willing to pay £1.50-£1.99, associated EDM with blue, red, green, music, loud, and good, listed Calvin Harris as their favorite artist, wanted the magazine to be 50-99 pages, and did not currently read other EDM magazines. These
Task 7 - Introduction, graphs and conclusions
1) The document discusses the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a magazine profile and target audience. Quantitative questions asked for quantities while qualitative questions asked for opinions and reasons.
2) The results showed the questionnaire asked mostly males instead of the intended female target audience. It also asked the correct age range but only white British people.
3) Most popular artists mentioned varied widely and were not related to the intended pop-punk genre. However, results indicated including posters and interviews would be well-received.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection.
3) Most listeners spent 1-2 hours per day listening to music.
4) The majority preferred downloading music digitally over physical copies.
5) Respondents were willing to pay £1-2 for the magazine, which is a standard music magazine price.
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Question 2
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Question 1
My media product uses several forms and conventions of typical music magazines, such as including a masthead, cover story, issue number, and price on the front cover. The contents page also includes standard features like month/year, images, page numbers, and website address. However, my double page spread only uses one central image rather than multiple images seen in real magazines, in order to focus the reader's attention and still provide a visual aid. While most conventions are followed, this challenges a common real magazine format.
Q3
World Wide Magazine Distributors (WWMD) would be a suitable distributor as they distribute over 3.5 million magazines per year through mainstream and specialist stores globally. This wide reach would help the media magazine become globally recognized and successful. WWMD also supports publishers through regular meetings, selecting new titles, driving sales development, and monitoring market performance. Bauer Media Group could also distribute the magazine due to their success distributing established music magazines like Q and Kerrang to mainstream audiences. Their experience appealing to wide audiences could help market and distribute a hip-hop/R&B magazine efficiently.
Q2
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- 2. Why I carried out Questionnaires This method will involved me distributing my questionnaires to my sampling frame. I will handed my questioners to 20 people to ensure I get reliable results, I found the people to hand theses questionnaires to at school and family. The reason I did a Questionnaires is because they are a quick and easy way of asking a group of people about their views and opinions. This is effective as it is quick and easy to complete. Questioners are quick and easy for the investigator and investitures as they are not time consuming to print or photocopy and are easy to fill out. They also provided me with quantitative data which is now easy for me to analyse.
- 3. Question 1 & 2 This was the first two question in the questioner, I handed a questionnaire out to 20 people of different ages ranging from 13-30, and I did this so that I could compare the different views. It was important to survey both males and females as my magazine targets both genders.
- 4. How much would you be willing to pay for a music magazine? In this question I asked how much people were willing to pay for my magazine to know how much to price my magazine at . By looking at these results I can see that on average people are willing to pay between £2 and £2.50. This is good as I can clearly see that charging £4 and above would not be desirable as only 1 out of my whole sample frame is willing to pay this high price. It was important that I asked this question it give me a clear understanding of what my target audience are willing to pay.
- 5. Do you use the internet a frequently? This question allows me to see weather or not audiences are frequent users of the internet allowing me to consider putting a website address on my front cover. According to my results it shows that the are and so I should include a website address allowing my magazine to appeal to a wide audience. This question is the second part to the previous question where I asked if audience use the internet and if most of them had responded yes. By asking this question to see what people mostly use the internet for and I can see that it is mostly for social networking and research, this benefits me as it indicates that many people use social networking sites and shows that it may be beneficial for me to have a page on these social sites to help promote my magazine.
- 6. What feature would you like to see in a music magazine?( you may circle more than 1 answer) Here I asked what features would they would like to see in a music magazine judging from the results many people are interested in Interviews, Top 10 Music chart, upcoming artist, concerts/events this information will help me to incorporate these features into my magazine.
- 7. What kind of freebies would you like to get with your magazine?(you make circle more than one) According to these results I can see that many people would like a freebee to be offered with the magazine and most would like CD’s to be given as a result I may consider giving a free CD with my magazine.