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The document discusses discovering information about the target audience for a student's music magazine, including their age range, gender, music interests, expectations for magazine content, willingness to pay, and interests. This research helped the student decide how to structure the magazine, including targeting a specific gender, including popular content like interviews, setting an appropriate price, and matching the tone and content to readers' interests.
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Eval 5
The author conducted a questionnaire of 20 people within their target audience to help design their music magazine. Questions addressed favorite colors, words associated with rock/indie music, favorite artists to include, and how much people would pay for the magazine. Responses helped determine the magazine's color scheme, name, featured artists, and pricing. The audience also rated different magazine aspects to guide content levels. The questionnaire ensured the magazine appealed directly to the target readership's preferences.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses feedback received from test audiences for a media product. Feedback indicated that the target audience of people who enjoy similar music liked the magazine's content and felt it had the right amount of content typical for the genre. However, some felt there was not enough text for the double page spread. All testers easily guessed the genre, showing the magazine stands out to its target demographic. People also liked the fonts used for headlines that made them stand out from accompanying images.
Target market research
Natasha created a questionnaire to research her target audience for a new music magazine focused on the indie genre. However, many of the respondents did not fit her target audience and wanted different things than her intended readers. To improve, she needs to survey specifically people who like indie music and music enthusiasts to better understand what they want from the magazine and tailor it to her target market.
Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a proposed pop/hip-hop music magazine. The intended audience is described as people aged 16-24 who enjoy pop/hip-hop music and are interested in music charts and the latest hits. Research was conducted through analyzing existing magazines and surveying the target demographic to understand what they want from a magazine in this genre. The results of the survey helped reveal details about the audience such as their interests, preferences in magazine style, and how to design the magazine to appeal to and engage this group.
Audience research
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. It provides details on the questions asked, including about demographics, music interests, purchasing habits, and preferred magazine content. The majority of respondents were females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music and would pay £2-3 for a monthly magazine featuring interviews and articles about well-known bands.
Survey results
The survey results allowed the document author to learn about their target audience. They were able to determine the age, gender, music preferences, preferred social media, and favorite magazine features of respondents. This information will help the author tailor the content and promotion of their indie music magazine to better appeal to their target demographic. The survey also provided useful insights about event attendance and pricing that the author can apply to designing prize competitions and setting the magazine's price point.
Final pitch
The document outlines the final pitch for a music magazine cover and spread. It discusses choosing the pop genre based on audience research finding it most popular among the target age range of 15-30. Research on existing media informed design choices like avoiding overly bright colors or a cluttered front cover. The pitch also describes how men will be portrayed as laid back and confident, while women will be depicted as empowered and confident to avoid objectification.
Graphs
This document discusses pricing a magazine. It notes that most people spend less than £5 on weekly music products, so the magazine must be priced accordingly while still making a profit and competing with other magazines. All of these factors must be considered when setting the price.
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Eval 5
The author conducted a questionnaire of 20 people within their target audience to help design their music magazine. Questions addressed favorite colors, words associated with rock/indie music, favorite artists to include, and how much people would pay for the magazine. Responses helped determine the magazine's color scheme, name, featured artists, and pricing. The audience also rated different magazine aspects to guide content levels. The questionnaire ensured the magazine appealed directly to the target readership's preferences.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses feedback received from test audiences for a media product. Feedback indicated that the target audience of people who enjoy similar music liked the magazine's content and felt it had the right amount of content typical for the genre. However, some felt there was not enough text for the double page spread. All testers easily guessed the genre, showing the magazine stands out to its target demographic. People also liked the fonts used for headlines that made them stand out from accompanying images.
Target market research
Natasha created a questionnaire to research her target audience for a new music magazine focused on the indie genre. However, many of the respondents did not fit her target audience and wanted different things than her intended readers. To improve, she needs to survey specifically people who like indie music and music enthusiasts to better understand what they want from the magazine and tailor it to her target market.
Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a proposed pop/hip-hop music magazine. The intended audience is described as people aged 16-24 who enjoy pop/hip-hop music and are interested in music charts and the latest hits. Research was conducted through analyzing existing magazines and surveying the target demographic to understand what they want from a magazine in this genre. The results of the survey helped reveal details about the audience such as their interests, preferences in magazine style, and how to design the magazine to appeal to and engage this group.
Audience research
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. It provides details on the questions asked, including about demographics, music interests, purchasing habits, and preferred magazine content. The majority of respondents were females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music and would pay £2-3 for a monthly magazine featuring interviews and articles about well-known bands.
Survey results
The survey results allowed the document author to learn about their target audience. They were able to determine the age, gender, music preferences, preferred social media, and favorite magazine features of respondents. This information will help the author tailor the content and promotion of their indie music magazine to better appeal to their target demographic. The survey also provided useful insights about event attendance and pricing that the author can apply to designing prize competitions and setting the magazine's price point.
Final pitch
The document outlines the final pitch for a music magazine cover and spread. It discusses choosing the pop genre based on audience research finding it most popular among the target age range of 15-30. Research on existing media informed design choices like avoiding overly bright colors or a cluttered front cover. The pitch also describes how men will be portrayed as laid back and confident, while women will be depicted as empowered and confident to avoid objectification.
Graphs
This document discusses pricing a magazine. It notes that most people spend less than £5 on weekly music products, so the magazine must be priced accordingly while still making a profit and competing with other magazines. All of these factors must be considered when setting the price.
Audience analysis survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience and content for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is primarily female ages 17-20.
- Most listeners enjoy music daily and often attend concerts, so gig listings and a free CD would appeal to readers.
- Popular music magazine brands like Q and NME influenced styles readers prefer.
- Readers are most interested in interviews, new album releases, and a balanced layout of text and images.
- Based on these insights, the magazine will aim for a weekly publication targeting younger music fans with artist features, reviews and visual presentation.
Evaluation q5
The document is an evaluation of how the author addressed and attracted their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to evaluate their target audience. The results showed that most readers read music magazines and were attracted to the front cover. They aimed to create an attractive cover by including a photo, advertising an interview, and mentioning artist information/news as requested. They also included a competition, as some respondents wanted that. The price was set in the middle of what readers said they would pay. Throughout the magazine, the author maintained colors and fonts to be consistent and highlight features audiences said were important, like the contents page.
Q7
The author analyzed existing music magazines to understand their design choices like colors and fonts used to attract audiences. They also examined magazine features and reader responses to inform their own magazine creation. Surveys with specific questions helped the author develop a target audience profile and mood board by learning about reader needs, demands and willingness to pay for a monthly magazine.
Question 3 done
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a country music magazine. It considers distributing through American Media Publishing House, which publishes similar magazines, but notes they may share the target audience. Alternatively, a distributor with no existing country music magazines could reach a broader audience. Upon researching British and American options, the document determines an American distributor is best since country music has a larger audience there. Potential distribution points mentioned are folk festivals, open-mic cafes and pubs that cater to country music fans.
Q5
I have conducted research to learn what appeals to my target magazine audience. Through questionnaires, I discovered they are interested in artist interviews and news. Therefore, I have included mostly interviews and news stories about popular indie bands like Arctic Monkeys and Foals in my magazine. I am also offering free posters and a competition to win tickets to Leeds Festival, which my research found is popular among my audience. This content and prizes will attract and engage my target readership.
Drafts proposal
The document discusses plans for an indie music magazine. The author decides on an indie genre magazine because it is between rock and pop, and the genre they listen to daily. They feel indie magazines are easier than pop magazines which can be all over the place. The target audience will be ages 13-30 of both genders to appeal to a wide audience. The magazine will make money through advertisements at festivals and concerts to appeal to the target genre audience. It will also make money through subscriptions by offering free gifts to subscribers each month. The final magazine will include typical sections like articles on made up indie artists with interviews and facts to entertain readers.
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what artists and content they would like to see featured. Key findings included that interviews were the most popular content, the proposed £6 cover price was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good choices for features. The document examines how the results will inform the magazine's design, price, and content to best cater to the target audience.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is late teens and early 20s based on market research showing this age group most popularly consumes music magazines. Research also found that rock music is the preferred genre among 64% of respondents and 82% of people interested in the music industry are between ages 15-25. Feedback from a focus group of the target age range helped the author understand how to improve the magazine design to better suit this audience.
Audience Feedback On Production
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a pop music magazine production. Respondents generally liked the magazine's colors, fonts, images, and layout. The colors were bright, eye-catching and relatable to the target audience. The fonts were bold, easy to read and created a consistent style. The images attracted readers and portrayed fashionable people. The double page spread in particular intrigued readers. Respondents also felt the informal yet somewhat formal language suited the target audience. Overall, they believed the magazine would be successful once finished.
Task 7 - Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to understand the target audience for a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-20 year olds who enjoy listening to music, socializing, and partying. When buying magazines, they look for good design with popular artists and content. The target audience prefers articles with new music events and gossip.
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what will make them want to purchase it. Key findings include that interviews were the most popular content, the intended price of £6 was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good to feature. The document examines the results for each question to help focus the magazine on its target audience's wants and needs.
Focus group analysis
The focus group provided useful feedback to help improve the magazine, suggesting "music mayhem" as the best name and avoiding gender-specific colors like blue and pink. They preferred a recognizable person on the cover but lesser known artists featured inside, and cover lines highlighting appealing articles to entice purchases. Reviews of albums, songs and concerts were also of interest to help the target audience decide how to spend their limited money. The focus group was deemed very successful in helping address uncertainties.
Results
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help plan a new rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-20 year olds.
- Popular rock artists to feature are All Time Low, Paramore, You Me At Six and Foo Fighters.
- Most would pay £2 for the magazine, and colors like black, red and white are associated with rock.
- Interviews, reviews and news are the most desired article types.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazines. It shows that an equal number of males and females completed the questionnaire. Most respondents were aged 11-20. Half of respondents do not regularly buy music magazines, but females buy more than males, while males occasionally buy more. The questionnaire asked about familiarity with various music artists and bands to help identify the target audience. It also asked what appeals respondents and puts them off buying music magazines to help the creator design their own magazine. Price was a major factor for both genders. The results will help the creator identify conventions to emulate from existing popular magazines.
Audience research
Nicole Riley conducted a survey of 20 people aged 15-22 to determine what content and design elements would make a music magazine appealing to its target demographic. The survey found that "Dynamic" was the most popular proposed magazine title, indie music the most popular genre, and images the primary reason people buy music magazines. Most respondents said they would pay £1.50-£2 for a monthly magazine and wanted a variety of colors, famous and new artists featured, and information about artists to be included.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses questions asked in a survey for a new music magazine to determine demographic information and preferences of the target audience. The questions gauged gender, age range, magazine reading frequency, price willingness, cover grab factors, genre preferences, and content preferences. The survey aims to help define the target demographic and design an appealing magazine format.
Music magazine
A music magazine is a publication dedicated to music and music culture. It typically includes articles on musicians and their careers, record and concert reviews, interviews, photos, and sometimes includes a covermount CD. Content found in music magazines usually focuses on popular singers, how they gained fame, reviews of new albums and live shows, interviews, photoshoots, and concert tour information. Images commonly featured are of prominent artists to appeal to readers, as well as snapshots from music videos to generate interest. General characteristics of music magazines include bright colors, large fonts, cover images of famous musicians, interviews, posters, competitions, and other features to engage audiences and encourage purchases.
Questionnaire Results Charts and Analysis
This powerpoint shows my results from the questionnaire i handed out to people and my analysis of the results.
Poll everywhere
The document discusses the results of several polls of a target teenage audience about their preferences for a music magazine. The polls found that pop music was most popular, the audience would pay £1-£3 and find interviews most interesting. There was a split on preferred color schemes. The audience said they would regularly buy a monthly magazine. Based on this research, the document states that the magazine will focus on pop music, cost £1-£3, feature interviews as the main story, and be a monthly issue.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed their target audience. They chose a poker theme to relate to the main story about a band and the idea that success in the music industry requires playing your cards right. Band names and artists were included to attract readers interested in learning more. The people featured are teenage boys of various ethnicities to allow the target audience of teenage boys to connect with the artists. A festival guide was included as an incentive for readers to buy the magazine since it offers something of value to fans who enjoy live music. Words like "greatest" were used to make the contents seem current and exclusive in order to keep readers interested in popular music trends.
Research graphs
The document contains survey results from 20 respondents on their age, gender, and music preferences. For age, most respondents were 14-16 (11) or 17-19 (9). For gender, more identified as female (13) than male (7). For music genres, hip hop and RnB were the most popular choices with 10 respondents each, followed by rock (5) and pop and garage (4 each).
Research graphs need numbers
This document discusses the results of a survey about music video preferences. The survey found that the most appealing aspects of music videos are the band's performance, the storyline, and computer effects. Respondents preferred posters focused on the artist over album covers and indicated a preference for bold poster colors over neutral tones. Indie, metal, and pop were the most popular genres. Most respondents said they prefer posters with review and release date information. The majority also thought music videos with storylines are interesting and would rather see videos focus on the storyline over the artist. Respondents preferred a variety of locations in videos over just studio shots.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience and content for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is primarily female ages 17-20.
- Most listeners enjoy music daily and often attend concerts, so gig listings and a free CD would appeal to readers.
- Popular music magazine brands like Q and NME influenced styles readers prefer.
- Readers are most interested in interviews, new album releases, and a balanced layout of text and images.
- Based on these insights, the magazine will aim for a weekly publication targeting younger music fans with artist features, reviews and visual presentation.
Evaluation q5
The document is an evaluation of how the author addressed and attracted their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to evaluate their target audience. The results showed that most readers read music magazines and were attracted to the front cover. They aimed to create an attractive cover by including a photo, advertising an interview, and mentioning artist information/news as requested. They also included a competition, as some respondents wanted that. The price was set in the middle of what readers said they would pay. Throughout the magazine, the author maintained colors and fonts to be consistent and highlight features audiences said were important, like the contents page.
Q7
The author analyzed existing music magazines to understand their design choices like colors and fonts used to attract audiences. They also examined magazine features and reader responses to inform their own magazine creation. Surveys with specific questions helped the author develop a target audience profile and mood board by learning about reader needs, demands and willingness to pay for a monthly magazine.
Question 3 done
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a country music magazine. It considers distributing through American Media Publishing House, which publishes similar magazines, but notes they may share the target audience. Alternatively, a distributor with no existing country music magazines could reach a broader audience. Upon researching British and American options, the document determines an American distributor is best since country music has a larger audience there. Potential distribution points mentioned are folk festivals, open-mic cafes and pubs that cater to country music fans.
Q5
I have conducted research to learn what appeals to my target magazine audience. Through questionnaires, I discovered they are interested in artist interviews and news. Therefore, I have included mostly interviews and news stories about popular indie bands like Arctic Monkeys and Foals in my magazine. I am also offering free posters and a competition to win tickets to Leeds Festival, which my research found is popular among my audience. This content and prizes will attract and engage my target readership.
Drafts proposal
The document discusses plans for an indie music magazine. The author decides on an indie genre magazine because it is between rock and pop, and the genre they listen to daily. They feel indie magazines are easier than pop magazines which can be all over the place. The target audience will be ages 13-30 of both genders to appeal to a wide audience. The magazine will make money through advertisements at festivals and concerts to appeal to the target genre audience. It will also make money through subscriptions by offering free gifts to subscribers each month. The final magazine will include typical sections like articles on made up indie artists with interviews and facts to entertain readers.
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what artists and content they would like to see featured. Key findings included that interviews were the most popular content, the proposed £6 cover price was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good choices for features. The document examines how the results will inform the magazine's design, price, and content to best cater to the target audience.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is late teens and early 20s based on market research showing this age group most popularly consumes music magazines. Research also found that rock music is the preferred genre among 64% of respondents and 82% of people interested in the music industry are between ages 15-25. Feedback from a focus group of the target age range helped the author understand how to improve the magazine design to better suit this audience.
Audience Feedback On Production
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a pop music magazine production. Respondents generally liked the magazine's colors, fonts, images, and layout. The colors were bright, eye-catching and relatable to the target audience. The fonts were bold, easy to read and created a consistent style. The images attracted readers and portrayed fashionable people. The double page spread in particular intrigued readers. Respondents also felt the informal yet somewhat formal language suited the target audience. Overall, they believed the magazine would be successful once finished.
Task 7 - Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to understand the target audience for a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-20 year olds who enjoy listening to music, socializing, and partying. When buying magazines, they look for good design with popular artists and content. The target audience prefers articles with new music events and gossip.
Audience survey results
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to potential readers of a new music magazine. It aimed to understand readers' interests, what they want from the magazine, and what will make them want to purchase it. Key findings include that interviews were the most popular content, the intended price of £6 was too high, and classics artists like The Beatles would be good to feature. The document examines the results for each question to help focus the magazine on its target audience's wants and needs.
Focus group analysis
The focus group provided useful feedback to help improve the magazine, suggesting "music mayhem" as the best name and avoiding gender-specific colors like blue and pink. They preferred a recognizable person on the cover but lesser known artists featured inside, and cover lines highlighting appealing articles to entice purchases. Reviews of albums, songs and concerts were also of interest to help the target audience decide how to spend their limited money. The focus group was deemed very successful in helping address uncertainties.
Results
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help plan a new rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-20 year olds.
- Popular rock artists to feature are All Time Low, Paramore, You Me At Six and Foo Fighters.
- Most would pay £2 for the magazine, and colors like black, red and white are associated with rock.
- Interviews, reviews and news are the most desired article types.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazines. It shows that an equal number of males and females completed the questionnaire. Most respondents were aged 11-20. Half of respondents do not regularly buy music magazines, but females buy more than males, while males occasionally buy more. The questionnaire asked about familiarity with various music artists and bands to help identify the target audience. It also asked what appeals respondents and puts them off buying music magazines to help the creator design their own magazine. Price was a major factor for both genders. The results will help the creator identify conventions to emulate from existing popular magazines.
Audience research
Nicole Riley conducted a survey of 20 people aged 15-22 to determine what content and design elements would make a music magazine appealing to its target demographic. The survey found that "Dynamic" was the most popular proposed magazine title, indie music the most popular genre, and images the primary reason people buy music magazines. Most respondents said they would pay £1.50-£2 for a monthly magazine and wanted a variety of colors, famous and new artists featured, and information about artists to be included.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses questions asked in a survey for a new music magazine to determine demographic information and preferences of the target audience. The questions gauged gender, age range, magazine reading frequency, price willingness, cover grab factors, genre preferences, and content preferences. The survey aims to help define the target demographic and design an appealing magazine format.
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A music magazine is a publication dedicated to music and music culture. It typically includes articles on musicians and their careers, record and concert reviews, interviews, photos, and sometimes includes a covermount CD. Content found in music magazines usually focuses on popular singers, how they gained fame, reviews of new albums and live shows, interviews, photoshoots, and concert tour information. Images commonly featured are of prominent artists to appeal to readers, as well as snapshots from music videos to generate interest. General characteristics of music magazines include bright colors, large fonts, cover images of famous musicians, interviews, posters, competitions, and other features to engage audiences and encourage purchases.
Questionnaire Results Charts and Analysis
This powerpoint shows my results from the questionnaire i handed out to people and my analysis of the results.
Poll everywhere
The document discusses the results of several polls of a target teenage audience about their preferences for a music magazine. The polls found that pop music was most popular, the audience would pay £1-£3 and find interviews most interesting. There was a split on preferred color schemes. The audience said they would regularly buy a monthly magazine. Based on this research, the document states that the magazine will focus on pop music, cost £1-£3, feature interviews as the main story, and be a monthly issue.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed their target audience. They chose a poker theme to relate to the main story about a band and the idea that success in the music industry requires playing your cards right. Band names and artists were included to attract readers interested in learning more. The people featured are teenage boys of various ethnicities to allow the target audience of teenage boys to connect with the artists. A festival guide was included as an incentive for readers to buy the magazine since it offers something of value to fans who enjoy live music. Words like "greatest" were used to make the contents seem current and exclusive in order to keep readers interested in popular music trends.
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The document contains survey results from 20 respondents on their age, gender, and music preferences. For age, most respondents were 14-16 (11) or 17-19 (9). For gender, more identified as female (13) than male (7). For music genres, hip hop and RnB were the most popular choices with 10 respondents each, followed by rock (5) and pop and garage (4 each).
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This document discusses the results of a survey about music video preferences. The survey found that the most appealing aspects of music videos are the band's performance, the storyline, and computer effects. Respondents preferred posters focused on the artist over album covers and indicated a preference for bold poster colors over neutral tones. Indie, metal, and pop were the most popular genres. Most respondents said they prefer posters with review and release date information. The majority also thought music videos with storylines are interesting and would rather see videos focus on the storyline over the artist. Respondents preferred a variety of locations in videos over just studio shots.
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1) The target audience for the magazine is 16-20 year olds and the content should focus on younger rock artists.
2) The magazine should be released on a weekly basis to match readers' habits of weekly magazine reading and be priced at £2.99.
3) The most popular genres are rock and indie rock, so the magazine should focus on these styles of music.
Task 7
Ellie Francis created a questionnaire to gather information about her target audience for a new hip hop magazine. The questionnaire included both closed and open-ended questions about demographics like age, gender, and ethnicity. It also asked about music preferences and habits like favorite artists, how much respondents would be willing to pay for a magazine, and how often the magazine should be released. The results provided insights into who her readers are likely to be and helped her understand what content and approach would appeal to and engage her target audience.
Questionnaire questions
This document contains questions that Hayleigh Chamberlain developed for a questionnaire about readers' interests in indie music magazines. The questions aim to gather information on demographics (age, gender), music preferences (favorite bands, genres disliked), purchasing habits (magazines bought, amounts spent), and desires for magazine content (appealing covers, articles, styles). The questionnaire is intended to help design an indie magazine that will appeal to its target readership.
Reasoning behind the questions I asked
The document provides the reasoning behind the questions asked in a survey about a proposed music magazine. It explains that each question was intended to gather specific information to help design the magazine to appeal to the target audience. This includes determining content, features, pricing, and visual elements like colors, fonts, and the title that would resonate with readers of rock/alternative music magazines. The goal overall was to base design decisions on audience opinions to produce a successful publication tailored to their preferences.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It analyzes survey results showing that the primary audience is females ages 16-24 who enjoy indie music. The magazine will target this audience with indie music coverage, female artists on the cover, and informal writing. It will be distributed in stores like ASDA and WHSmith and also have an online/mobile presence to appeal to tech-savvy millennials. The magazine aims to have a niche but loyal readership among younger audiences interested in indie music and fashion trends.
Analysing my music magazine questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire completed by people aged 17 and older. The questionnaire asked about respondents' gender, age, music preferences, magazine purchasing habits, preferred places to buy magazines, style of clothing, favorite colors, and ethnicity. The responses helped the author understand their target audience and what would appeal to them in a music magazine, such as featuring popular artists on the cover and distributing the magazine in supermarkets.
Analysing my music magazine questionnaire
The document describes a music magazine questionnaire given to a target audience of 17-year-olds to understand their preferences. Key findings include: most respondents were male, listened to pop music, purchased magazines annually at supermarkets, favored the color black, and were drawn to magazines featuring idols on the cover. This information will help tailor the new magazine to the audience's interests in terms of content, style, and distribution.
Primary Research Results
Martin Noficzer conducted primary research through a questionnaire to understand the preferences and expectations of his target audience for a new music magazine. Most of the respondents were 16-20 years old and listened to rock, indie, and hardcore music. They preferred magazines like Kerrang that are released weekly and cost £2-3, featuring interviews with artists and articles about music and hobbies. Based on the results, Martin proposes releasing a weekly magazine with a similar design and style to Kerrang, priced at £2-3, including interviews and insights into musicians as well as articles about hobbies and album reviews.
Market research survey results
The survey results show that the target audience for the music magazine is 16-20 year olds who listen to rock and indie music. Most read magazines weekly and access music through YouTube. The magazine should focus on new rock bands, include many photographs, and be released weekly for £2.99 to attract young readers interested in discovering new music online.
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- 1. Knowing the age range of my peers was important as these ages cover a large pat of my target audience.
- 2. Knowing the gender I also found was important. This was important when constructing my magazine as I had to decide whether my magazine was targeted more towards males or females.
- 3. Discovering what music genre my audience listens to was important to see what genres are popular amongst my peers.
- 4. Finding out what my peers expect to see in a music magazines helped me to construct my magazine. I found out that interviews are very popular amongst my peers and I made my main article an interview hoping it would be successful.
- 5. Finding out how much my peers would pay for a music magazine helped me to formulate a price for my music magazine.
- 6. Finding out what the interests were of my peers helped me when deciding on things such as the right register for my magazine. Also it helped to create a reader profile for my magazine.