The Uses and Gratification Theory suggests that media consumers play an active role in choosing media to fulfill their needs. The theory identifies four main needs that drive media consumption: diversion or escape, personal identity, personal relationships, and understanding the social world. The document then provides examples of how these needs can be fulfilled by magazines, such as using music magazines for diversion, learning about celebrities to explore personal identity, staying connected with music news and gossip to build relationships, and keeping up with current events through reviews and articles.
The target market for the music magazine is mainly female teenagers aged 16-20 who enjoy indie, pop, and alternative rock genres. Based on the survey results, the magazine will be published weekly, cost between £1-£1.99, and focus on interviews, upcoming shows, and news about bands. It will use "Sidewalk" as the masthead font and "Times New Yorker" for the cover text, with an electric blue masthead, hot pink text, and black cover lines.
The document analyzes the layout, design elements, and conventions used in existing music magazines. It examines how magazines targeting different music genres like heavy metal, rock, and pop utilize stylistic choices, imagery, and content to engage their intended audiences. Key aspects discussed include using prominent images and text, distinctive colors, free gifts, and rhetorical questions to attract readers and promote featured artists.
The survey found that rock and indie music were the most popular genres among respondents, with rock the clear favorite. It also found that respondents listened to music in various ways, most commonly through CDs/vinyl, computers, and the internet. Nearly half of respondents had never illegally downloaded music. Most chose music magazines based on the featured artists on the cover. The conclusion was that the magazine should focus on rock and indie music and feature popular bands to drive sales.
Theresa Kuhn conducted audience research to inform the development of an indie music magazine. She created online surveys to collect demographic information and preferences of her target audience. The surveys showed that the target audience was mainly ages 11-20, female, and interested in indie, rock, and alternative music. Most respondents listened to music on their phones and didn't regularly buy music. They were interested in interviews with musicians, upcoming concert listings, and free downloads or vouchers in a magazine. This feedback will help Theresa design her new magazine to fill a gap for this target audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people (6 females and 4 males) about their preferences for a new music magazine. According to the results, rock music was the most preferred genre, followed by pop, indie, and rap. The majority favored "Novel" as the magazine's name and indicated that images would be the biggest draw, followed by color scheme. While most would prefer to browse the magazine for free rather than purchase it, including a slogan was viewed as a way to attract more readers. Information and interviews about bands/artists were the most favored types of articles.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
AS Media Studies Magazine Project Audience Researchincredibleburns
75% of people polled agreed that music is an important part of their life, especially for youth aged 17-21. However, 65% do not read music magazines, citing high costs. Most listen to 1-2 hours of music per day via MP3 files. When asked about music magazine preferences, Metal Hammer was the most popular choice, showing the targeted audience has affinity for rock and metal genres. Overall, the survey provided guidance on the design and content of a new music magazine for this demographic.
The target market for the music magazine is mainly female teenagers aged 16-20 who enjoy indie, pop, and alternative rock genres. Based on the survey results, the magazine will be published weekly, cost between £1-£1.99, and focus on interviews, upcoming shows, and news about bands. It will use "Sidewalk" as the masthead font and "Times New Yorker" for the cover text, with an electric blue masthead, hot pink text, and black cover lines.
The document analyzes the layout, design elements, and conventions used in existing music magazines. It examines how magazines targeting different music genres like heavy metal, rock, and pop utilize stylistic choices, imagery, and content to engage their intended audiences. Key aspects discussed include using prominent images and text, distinctive colors, free gifts, and rhetorical questions to attract readers and promote featured artists.
The survey found that rock and indie music were the most popular genres among respondents, with rock the clear favorite. It also found that respondents listened to music in various ways, most commonly through CDs/vinyl, computers, and the internet. Nearly half of respondents had never illegally downloaded music. Most chose music magazines based on the featured artists on the cover. The conclusion was that the magazine should focus on rock and indie music and feature popular bands to drive sales.
Theresa Kuhn conducted audience research to inform the development of an indie music magazine. She created online surveys to collect demographic information and preferences of her target audience. The surveys showed that the target audience was mainly ages 11-20, female, and interested in indie, rock, and alternative music. Most respondents listened to music on their phones and didn't regularly buy music. They were interested in interviews with musicians, upcoming concert listings, and free downloads or vouchers in a magazine. This feedback will help Theresa design her new magazine to fill a gap for this target audience.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people (6 females and 4 males) about their preferences for a new music magazine. According to the results, rock music was the most preferred genre, followed by pop, indie, and rap. The majority favored "Novel" as the magazine's name and indicated that images would be the biggest draw, followed by color scheme. While most would prefer to browse the magazine for free rather than purchase it, including a slogan was viewed as a way to attract more readers. Information and interviews about bands/artists were the most favored types of articles.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
AS Media Studies Magazine Project Audience Researchincredibleburns
75% of people polled agreed that music is an important part of their life, especially for youth aged 17-21. However, 65% do not read music magazines, citing high costs. Most listen to 1-2 hours of music per day via MP3 files. When asked about music magazine preferences, Metal Hammer was the most popular choice, showing the targeted audience has affinity for rock and metal genres. Overall, the survey provided guidance on the design and content of a new music magazine for this demographic.
The market research aimed to gather information about who would read the magazine and what music magazines they enjoy currently. A questionnaire of 12 questions was used to collect quantitative data from under 18s. The results showed an equal split between male and female participants. The most popular music genres were R&B, alternative, and house. Participants accessed music most through iTunes/Spotify and still used the radio. The most read magazines were NME and Kerrang. Participants enjoyed photos and latest music information in magazines and based purchases on the front cover artist. This information will help determine the content and style of the new magazine to appeal to younger readers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about their music interests and magazine reading habits. It found that most participants were male, aged 15-17, interested in indie/alternative music. The majority read NME magazine sometimes and listed popular indie artists as favorites. All said music was important in their lives. This provides useful target audience information for a proposed new indie music magazine.
The respondent conducted a survey of their target audience for a proposed indie music magazine. Based on the results:
1) Most respondents were 16 years old, within the target age range. They also listened to indie music genres.
2) More female respondents completed the survey than male. Most read music magazines like NME and bought them to find new and upcoming artists.
3) Coldplay and The XX were among the most popular indie bands according to respondents. Kings of Leon was the least popular.
This research validated the respondent's target audience and genre choices for their new magazine.
you expect to find in a music magazine?
The questionnaire analyzed music preferences and magazine buying habits of students aged 16-25. It found that:
1) Pop music was the most popular genre, followed by indie/alternative and rock.
2) Half of respondents bought music magazines, most commonly Kerrang and Q.
3) Most obtained music online through Spotify, iTunes or downloads rather than stores.
4) The majority would pay £2-3 for a magazine and preferred mastheads like NME over Billboard.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people about their music preferences. Key findings include:
1. Alternative rock was the most popular genre while grunge was the least.
2. Nirvana was the most preferred artist while Reading/Leeds Festival was the most preferred magazine and festival.
3. People are most motivated to buy music magazines for new information.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a music magazine called "TRENDS." Key findings include:
1) The majority (59%) of respondents were between 15-18 years old, fitting the target market of 15-30.
2) The most popular music genres were hip-hop and R&B, showing the magazine focus is aligned with readers' interests.
3) Most (80%) respondents do not currently read music magazines, indicating a need for an accessible, visual format.
1) The survey results show that the majority (53%) of respondents were 16 years old, with the next largest groups being 17 and 18 years old (16% each). This indicates that the target audience for the magazine should be 16-18 year olds.
2) The survey received an equal number of responses from males and females, reducing bias in the answers based on gender. This information can help determine whether to aim the magazine at a particular gender or both genders.
3) Most respondents said they do not currently read any magazines, suggesting an opportunity for a new magazine in this market. Music magazines like NME were read mostly by males. This raises the question of whether to aim the magazine at
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits. The key findings are:
- Rock, alternative rock, and indie are the most popular music genres based on survey responses.
- The intended music magazine will focus on rock/indie styles given their popularity, but may include some heavier rock bands.
- Most music is consumed online, so the magazine will include digital content like download codes.
- iPhones/iPods are the most popular way to listen to music, so an online/mobile version of the magazine will be made available.
- Print and online versions of the magazine should be offered to increase sales given preferences for both
1) The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine targeted towards teenagers. Most respondents were 16-18 years old. Equal numbers of males and females responded.
2) The majority of respondents said they do not currently read any magazines, indicating a gap in the market. Of those that did read magazines, females tended to prefer gossip and fashion magazines while males preferred music magazines like NME and Kerrang.
3) The survey found that pop/chart music was the most popular genre listened to by respondents, followed by rock. This suggests the magazine should focus on pop/chart music with elements of rock.
- The survey aimed to determine what types of music and bands readers liked most in order to help design a music magazine.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-19 years old, so the magazine should target that age range.
- Rock and metal were overwhelmingly the most popular genres among respondents.
- The most important features in a magazine according to respondents were content and interviews.
- Most respondents did not currently read other music magazines.
The majority of respondents to the questionnaire were female aged 16-18 and classified as group C2, who the magazine is targeted towards. Most popular music genre was R&B and artists like Drake and Rihanna. Images on the cover and cover lines/stories were most important on the cover, and interviews and celebrity photos were most popular features. Most people do not regularly buy magazines. Loud and Pop were the most popular potential magazine names due to being short and catchy.
The document summarizes the results of an 11-question survey about music and magazine preferences that was completed by 22 students aged 14-17. The survey found that R&B, pop, rock and jazz were the most popular music genres. Respondents were willing to pay up to £3 for a monthly music magazine featuring reviews, interviews and artist profiles. Popular magazine name and design options included "DiVerse", "CRASH", and a blue, black and white color scheme.
The document discusses the planning for a magazine focused on rock/indie music based on survey results. It summarizes that The Libertines was the most popular band among respondents and that the target audience will be 16-18 year olds. It outlines that the magazine will feature artists like The Kooks and HIM to appeal to fans of rock music rather than metal. The magazine's style will use colors like black, white and blue with clean layouts and sans serif fonts to look professional and stylish for its target readership.
This document contains the results of a survey about producing a music magazine targeting indie/rock music fans aged 16-18. Key findings include:
1) Both males and females are interested in indie/rock music magazines.
2) Coldplay is the most popular band, but other listed bands are also popular.
3) Music composition appeals most to fans, but lyrics and vocals are also important.
4) The target price point is £1-2, as students want a reasonably priced magazine.
5) Featuring popular artists on the cover and including info about bands/music scene would attract readers.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-19 who are interested in rock/pop music. The artist/band most attracts people to the genre. Most read the Q magazine already and finding exclusive news and interviews or free gifts would encourage buying the new magazine. People wouldn't buy if they didn't know the artist on the cover.
The document contains the results of a survey about producing an indie/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year olds, both male and female, who are interested in indie/rock music.
- Coldplay is the most popular band mentioned, so the magazine should focus on popular artists like Coldplay.
- Music composition is the most appealing aspect of indie/rock music. Articles should focus on composition, vocals, and lyrics.
- The magazine should be priced at £1-2 to target students. Free gifts and competitions would encourage purchases.
- Featuring popular artists on the cover and including info about bands/artists and
The document contains the results of a survey about producing an indie/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year olds and both males and females are interested.
- Coldplay is the most popular band mentioned, with lyrics, music composition, and vocals being appealing aspects of indie/rock music.
- Respondents would pay £1-2 for the magazine and want free gifts and competitions to encourage buying issues.
- Magazine covers should feature a popular artist around the audience's age and use bright colors and multiple images.
- Desired contents include gig guides, news about bands, and general music scene information.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a proposed new music magazine. Most respondents were ages 15-20, and the majority listened to alternative rock bands like Muse, 30 Seconds to Mars, and Paramore. Many read Kerrang! magazine and enjoyed its posters and simple articles. Most listened to music on their phones and felt their personality was linked to their music tastes. Given these insights, the magazine will focus on alternative rock bands and genres, include free song downloads, and cost less than the average amount spent on magazines per week by the target audience.
The market research aimed to gather information about who would read the magazine and what music magazines they enjoy currently. A questionnaire of 12 questions was used to collect quantitative data from under 18s. The results showed an equal split between male and female participants. The most popular music genres were R&B, alternative, and house. Participants accessed music most through iTunes/Spotify and still used the radio. The most read magazines were NME and Kerrang. Participants enjoyed photos and latest music information in magazines and based purchases on the front cover artist. This information will help determine the content and style of the new magazine to appeal to younger readers.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about their music interests and magazine reading habits. It found that most participants were male, aged 15-17, interested in indie/alternative music. The majority read NME magazine sometimes and listed popular indie artists as favorites. All said music was important in their lives. This provides useful target audience information for a proposed new indie music magazine.
The respondent conducted a survey of their target audience for a proposed indie music magazine. Based on the results:
1) Most respondents were 16 years old, within the target age range. They also listened to indie music genres.
2) More female respondents completed the survey than male. Most read music magazines like NME and bought them to find new and upcoming artists.
3) Coldplay and The XX were among the most popular indie bands according to respondents. Kings of Leon was the least popular.
This research validated the respondent's target audience and genre choices for their new magazine.
you expect to find in a music magazine?
The questionnaire analyzed music preferences and magazine buying habits of students aged 16-25. It found that:
1) Pop music was the most popular genre, followed by indie/alternative and rock.
2) Half of respondents bought music magazines, most commonly Kerrang and Q.
3) Most obtained music online through Spotify, iTunes or downloads rather than stores.
4) The majority would pay £2-3 for a magazine and preferred mastheads like NME over Billboard.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people about their music preferences. Key findings include:
1. Alternative rock was the most popular genre while grunge was the least.
2. Nirvana was the most preferred artist while Reading/Leeds Festival was the most preferred magazine and festival.
3. People are most motivated to buy music magazines for new information.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to inform the creation of a music magazine called "TRENDS." Key findings include:
1) The majority (59%) of respondents were between 15-18 years old, fitting the target market of 15-30.
2) The most popular music genres were hip-hop and R&B, showing the magazine focus is aligned with readers' interests.
3) Most (80%) respondents do not currently read music magazines, indicating a need for an accessible, visual format.
1) The survey results show that the majority (53%) of respondents were 16 years old, with the next largest groups being 17 and 18 years old (16% each). This indicates that the target audience for the magazine should be 16-18 year olds.
2) The survey received an equal number of responses from males and females, reducing bias in the answers based on gender. This information can help determine whether to aim the magazine at a particular gender or both genders.
3) Most respondents said they do not currently read any magazines, suggesting an opportunity for a new magazine in this market. Music magazines like NME were read mostly by males. This raises the question of whether to aim the magazine at
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits. The key findings are:
- Rock, alternative rock, and indie are the most popular music genres based on survey responses.
- The intended music magazine will focus on rock/indie styles given their popularity, but may include some heavier rock bands.
- Most music is consumed online, so the magazine will include digital content like download codes.
- iPhones/iPods are the most popular way to listen to music, so an online/mobile version of the magazine will be made available.
- Print and online versions of the magazine should be offered to increase sales given preferences for both
1) The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine targeted towards teenagers. Most respondents were 16-18 years old. Equal numbers of males and females responded.
2) The majority of respondents said they do not currently read any magazines, indicating a gap in the market. Of those that did read magazines, females tended to prefer gossip and fashion magazines while males preferred music magazines like NME and Kerrang.
3) The survey found that pop/chart music was the most popular genre listened to by respondents, followed by rock. This suggests the magazine should focus on pop/chart music with elements of rock.
- The survey aimed to determine what types of music and bands readers liked most in order to help design a music magazine.
- The majority of respondents were between 16-19 years old, so the magazine should target that age range.
- Rock and metal were overwhelmingly the most popular genres among respondents.
- The most important features in a magazine according to respondents were content and interviews.
- Most respondents did not currently read other music magazines.
The majority of respondents to the questionnaire were female aged 16-18 and classified as group C2, who the magazine is targeted towards. Most popular music genre was R&B and artists like Drake and Rihanna. Images on the cover and cover lines/stories were most important on the cover, and interviews and celebrity photos were most popular features. Most people do not regularly buy magazines. Loud and Pop were the most popular potential magazine names due to being short and catchy.
The document summarizes the results of an 11-question survey about music and magazine preferences that was completed by 22 students aged 14-17. The survey found that R&B, pop, rock and jazz were the most popular music genres. Respondents were willing to pay up to £3 for a monthly music magazine featuring reviews, interviews and artist profiles. Popular magazine name and design options included "DiVerse", "CRASH", and a blue, black and white color scheme.
The document discusses the planning for a magazine focused on rock/indie music based on survey results. It summarizes that The Libertines was the most popular band among respondents and that the target audience will be 16-18 year olds. It outlines that the magazine will feature artists like The Kooks and HIM to appeal to fans of rock music rather than metal. The magazine's style will use colors like black, white and blue with clean layouts and sans serif fonts to look professional and stylish for its target readership.
This document contains the results of a survey about producing a music magazine targeting indie/rock music fans aged 16-18. Key findings include:
1) Both males and females are interested in indie/rock music magazines.
2) Coldplay is the most popular band, but other listed bands are also popular.
3) Music composition appeals most to fans, but lyrics and vocals are also important.
4) The target price point is £1-2, as students want a reasonably priced magazine.
5) Featuring popular artists on the cover and including info about bands/music scene would attract readers.
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-19 who are interested in rock/pop music. The artist/band most attracts people to the genre. Most read the Q magazine already and finding exclusive news and interviews or free gifts would encourage buying the new magazine. People wouldn't buy if they didn't know the artist on the cover.
The document contains the results of a survey about producing an indie/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year olds, both male and female, who are interested in indie/rock music.
- Coldplay is the most popular band mentioned, so the magazine should focus on popular artists like Coldplay.
- Music composition is the most appealing aspect of indie/rock music. Articles should focus on composition, vocals, and lyrics.
- The magazine should be priced at £1-2 to target students. Free gifts and competitions would encourage purchases.
- Featuring popular artists on the cover and including info about bands/artists and
The document contains the results of a survey about producing an indie/rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year olds and both males and females are interested.
- Coldplay is the most popular band mentioned, with lyrics, music composition, and vocals being appealing aspects of indie/rock music.
- Respondents would pay £1-2 for the magazine and want free gifts and competitions to encourage buying issues.
- Magazine covers should feature a popular artist around the audience's age and use bright colors and multiple images.
- Desired contents include gig guides, news about bands, and general music scene information.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a proposed new music magazine. Most respondents were ages 15-20, and the majority listened to alternative rock bands like Muse, 30 Seconds to Mars, and Paramore. Many read Kerrang! magazine and enjoyed its posters and simple articles. Most listened to music on their phones and felt their personality was linked to their music tastes. Given these insights, the magazine will focus on alternative rock bands and genres, include free song downloads, and cost less than the average amount spent on magazines per week by the target audience.
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Research pt. 2
1. Uses and Gratification Theory
The uses and gratification theory suggests that consumers and prosumers (audience) play
active roles in choosing and using the media we consume. The theory says that a consumer
seeks out the media sources that best cover the needs of the consumer.
According to McQuail, Blumler and Brown (1972) the consumers has 4 needs:
-Diversion
-Personal Identity
-Personal Relationships
-Surveillance
Diversion:
A change from every day life, an escape and something to relax to.
Personal Identity:
Using media to explore yourself, maybe by someone you can relate to or is presented and
sounds like you/what you relate to.
Personal Relationships:
To form a relationship, be part of a social group.
Surveillance:
Using the media to find out what's going on in the world around us.
2. Applying to magazines
Diversion:
A magazine like METAL HAMMER is good to sit
back and relax with and have a calm time of
reading, and helps you escape from everything
around you.
Personal Identity:
In magazines such as METAL HAMMER they offer
articles, and with some of these articles you will
relate to what is being said or to the person, the
letter from the editor also.
Personal Relationships:
A magazine like METAL HAMMER has all the up
to date news so you can stay on top of the gossip
with your friends.
Surveillance:
METAL HAMMER helps us get the insight into the
latest news in our music celebrities lives and
what they’ve been up to with reviews.
3. Research into Magazine
Institutions/Companies
IPC Media produce over 60 iconic media
brands, their prints alone reach almost two thirds
of women in the UK and 42% of men men in the
UK – making almost 26 million UK adults – while
their websites in total reach over 20 million users
every month (Omniture).
Emap specializes in the ‘b2b’ (business to business)
publishing space. It has publications for a variety of
genres and these are quite different and contain detailed
content relating to an industry, such as nursing, retail and
media. By having this a wide audience is attracted
through magazines and on-line versions, including rss
feeds.
Bauer Media is Europe’s largest privately
owned publishing group. The Bauer Publishing Kerrang
Group is a worldwide media empire with over
230 magazines in 15 countries. They also
feature heavily online, TV and a wide range of
radio stations.
5. Ideal Publisher
Future PLC
Future, is an independent company with a
portfolio of magazines aimed at niche market
sectors.
“We base everything we do on enthusiasts
who are passionate about their interests.”
Future PLC are my ideal publisher, they run
METAL HAMMER magazine, and are perfectly
made to fulfil niche markets. As they’re used
to dealing with smaller markets it’s easier to
give the consumers what they want.
6. Questionnaire
What type of music do you listen to?
1) Metal/Hard Rock iiii
2) Mainstream iiii What do you expect from a music magazine?
3) Dubstep, Drum & Bass, etc. iiiiiii 1) Interviews iiiiiiii
4) Country i 2) Release Reviews iiiiiii
5) Classical i 3) Gig Guide/Reviews iiiiiii
6) D’n’B/ Hip Hop iiiiii 4) Festival Reviews/News iiiiiii
6) Other iii 5) Other iiii
How do you prefer to listen to your music?
What price would you pay for a music magazine?
1) Radio iiii
1) > £1 ii
2) TV/Music Channel ii
2) £1 - £3 iiiiiii
3) Itunes iiiiiii
3) £3 - £5 iiiii
4) Spotify ii
4) < £5 i
5) Personal device: MP3/Ipod/Mobile iiiiiiiiii
Which of these would you prefer to read? What tribe are you? (Findyourtribe.co.uk)
1) Kerrang iii
2) METAL HAMMER ii
3) NME iiii
4) Rolling Stone iii
5) Q iii
6) Other iii
Which of these would you first look at
before purchasing a magazine?
1) Free Cd’s, Posters etc. iiiiiiii
2) Front cover image iiiiiii
3) Special Edition ii
4) I purchase a music magazine regularly iii
7. What type of music do you listen to?
Results These results show that
Dubstep, Drum & Bass
Metal/Hard etc. was the most
Rock popular music choice.
12% 17% Mainstream Although as I let this
question be multiple
21% Dubstep, Drum option, while collecting
17% my results I found that a
& Bass, etc.
lot of people that chose
Country
this option chose
4%
29% Metal/Hard Rock as
0% Classical well, the third most
popular choice.
8. How do you prefer to listen to your
music?
This question had a clear
answer of Personal
Results Devices being peoples
Radio favourite choice for
listening, this shows
17% TV/Music people only want to hear
4% Channel the music they like, and
42% suits my magazine as I
Itunes want it to be genre
specific, and not have
Spotify genres that my readers
29%
don’t like. Itunes is also
8% Personal Device another big choice, which
again like Personal
devices allows a
personally controlled
playlist.
9. Which of these would you prefer to
read?
This question didn’t give
Results a very clear answer
seeing as all the answers
were pretty similar apart
from Q and Rolling Stone
Kerrang being the clear least
23% 23%
METAL HAMMER favourites, Kerrang and
NME NME came top, one
8% being Niche and one
Rolling Stone
15% being Mainstream shows
8% Q me that there would be
Other people interested in
23% Metal magazines, with
Kerrang and METAL
HAMMER together being
the biggest portion of the
results and both covering
the same genre.
10. Which of these would you first look at
before purchasing a magazine?
This question gave a very
Results clear result that people
like freebies in their
magazines, CDs being a
Free CDs, Posters special give away but
18% etc. posters a regular
Front cover Image thing, such as Kerrang
9% 46% giving away posters
Special Edition every week, and it
especially appeals to a
Metal fan base. This also
27% Regularly Purchase
shows that the front
music mag
cover image is another
important selling
point, and captures
attention, and can judge
whether or not a person
will take a second look
or buy.
11. What do you expect from a music
magazine?
Results The results to this question
Interviews came out pretty
similar, interviews on top
12% showing that people favour
Release interviews the most, but the
25%
Reviews fact that they are so similar
22% Gig shows that you can’t define
Guide/Reviews one important one, all of
Festival them are favoured and
22%
Reviews/News necessary to please
19% consumers and make a
Other
magazine with information
people will pay the price for.
12. What price would you pay for a music
magazine?
Results
This question showed that
most people would rather pay
7% 13% the price of £1 to £3 for their
music magazine
> £1 preferably, but coming in a
33% £1-£3 close second is £3 to £5
£3-£5 showing that people will pay
more for what they want, and
< £5
47% if it fits their consumer
wants, so a guideline of £1 to
£5 would be accurate and
would depend on production
costs.
13. What tribe are you? (Findyourtribe.co.uk)
The top results were Mosher
Results and Clubber, so fits my first
question quite well with
Mosher Metal and Dubstep, Drum &
5% Bass etc. being the two of
20% Emo
15% the most popular choices.
Indie Scenester
The fact that Mosher was
Clubber one of the top results shows
5% 5% Scene Kid a promising target audience
5% Townie for my magazine, and Scene
15% Indie Kid and Emo fit into the
10%
Rah Metal genre. Although a lot
20% Trendie of the people that did this
test for me, didn’t feel that
they fitted into the type that
was given to them.
14. My Find your tribe result, it fits my personal
taste, although not sure about the description, and fits
the target audience I am aiming for.
15. Target Audience Evaluation
From this research I have learnt more of what people want and expect from a
music magazine, and seen how successful Niche Metal/Hard Rock magazines
such as METAL HAMMER and Kerrang, have already applied these things to their
magazine.
By doing this questionnaire and finding out what people expect from a
magazine, it’s helped me to further realise what my magazine needs to be
successful, and has helped me to notice these things in magazines that I look at
and how they’ve applied conventions.