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This document summarizes and compares the key details of several music magazines: NME, Rolling Stone, Q, Uncut, and Billboard. It outlines information like price, publication frequency, target demographics, and typical regular and featured content for each magazine. The magazines range from weekly to monthly publications, focus on genres like rock and pop music, and provide reviews, interviews, and news about new artists and upcoming tours or festivals.
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The document provides information about the purpose, form and style, content, meaning, genre, target audience, frequency, and production process of two magazines: Q magazine and Billboard magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire distributed to determine the preferred genre, content, and format of a new music magazine to appeal to a younger audience. The questionnaire asked about demographics, music preferences, pricing, edition frequency, inclusion of posters and lyrics, cover images, reading frequency, and preference for digital or print format. The responses will help design a magazine that is more appealing to readers.
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The target audience of NME magazine is primarily male readers between the ages of 23. They enjoy rock, indie, folk, reggae and alternative music genres and wear clothing brands like Adidas, Puma, Topman and Converse. Popular artists mentioned include The Cure, The Jam, Purity Ring and Cat's Eyes. Many readers have jobs in fields like teaching, nursing and accounting or are students. Their main interests include discovering new music, attending concerts and festivals, and buying designer clothing.
Primary Research
This document contains the results of a survey about preferences for an alternative music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were male, ages 16-24
- Most preferred a magazine cover busy with pictures and information
- The top magazine features were articles about male artists and upcoming events
- Free music downloads and a price of £1.00-£1.50 were the most appealing promotions and price point
The survey provided useful insight into designing a magazine that would appeal to its target demographic.
Reader profile
The magazine has a monthly circulation of 30,653, with a readership of 259,000 that is primarily targeted at clubbers aged around 20. Most readers are male, listen to genres like R&B, pop and rap, use social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, have large MP3 collections and have attended concerts. The profile is similar to the NME magazine in terms of demographics but has a slightly lower circulation.
Publication plan
Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
Competing with other music magazines
The document outlines a plan for a new music magazine. It will focus on alternative rock music, which is underrepresented in mainstream magazines. To attract students as its main audience, the magazine will be priced lower than competitors at £2.50. It will also promote local bands and artists not highlighted elsewhere, mixing genres to appeal to various music fans while spotlighting up-and-coming alternative rock talent. The magazine will have a strong online and social media presence to stay up-to-date across various platforms.
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The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
Classic rock target audience analysis
The target audience for Classic Rock magazine is white middle class men between 14-30 years old. They enjoy rock, indie, alternative, and folk genres performed by artists like Guns N' Roses, Muse, The Rolling Stones, and Deep Purple. They have styles typical of rock fans such as leather jackets, Converse shoes, skinny jeans, and mostly black clothes. Their jobs include teachers, accountants, business owners, and nurses. Their hobbies include attending concerts, tours, gigs, and music festivals of their favorite artists.
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Q is a popular monthly music magazine that was first published in 1986. It focuses on extensive album reviews and lists rating influential albums. The magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large European media company. It has a typical readership that is 70% male, between the ages of 15-40, with a median age of 32. Readers are interested in rock music and have high disposable incomes.
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Billboard magazine is aimed at people aged 17-27 and focuses on pop, indie, and rock artists both established and upcoming. It features in-depth articles on artists as well as charts like the Billboard Hot 100. The magazine has a minimalist, easy to read design with large bold images and columnar text. Billboard is published weekly by Prometheus Global Media and earns revenue from advertisements and radio play of its charts.
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There are several existing music magazines in the UK targeted at different audiences and genres. Three magazines - Q, Top of the Pops, and We ♥ Pop - are similar in format to the type of music magazine the author wishes to create. Top of the Pops targets teenage girls aged 11-15, with an 85% female readership. It has a circulation of 56,000 and aims to provide exclusive celebrity interviews, photos, and affordable fashion and beauty content. Q has a readership of 550,000 and targets 29-year-olds, aiming to guide readers to quality music of substance. We ♥ Pop targets 13-15-year-old girls with a circulation of 50,000 and aims to be affordable for
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire distributed to determine the preferred genre, content, and format of a new music magazine to appeal to a younger audience. The questionnaire asked about demographics, music preferences, pricing, edition frequency, inclusion of posters and lyrics, cover images, reading frequency, and preference for digital or print format. The responses will help design a magazine that is more appealing to readers.
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This document provides details on a proposed music magazine pitched to young adults aged 18. It will be published fortnightly to satisfy readers' interest in current music events without requiring a weekly issue. The cover price will be £2.20 based on survey findings that most young adults are willing to spend £1.30-£3.50. The magazine will focus on a wide range of music genres like rock, pop, chart music, metal and R&B to fill a niche, with rock music making up the majority of content. It will be titled "LIVE!" to suggest up-to-date, lively content and a feeling of understanding for its target readership of teenagers exploring their identities.
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The target audience of NME magazine is primarily male readers between the ages of 23. They enjoy rock, indie, folk, reggae and alternative music genres and wear clothing brands like Adidas, Puma, Topman and Converse. Popular artists mentioned include The Cure, The Jam, Purity Ring and Cat's Eyes. Many readers have jobs in fields like teaching, nursing and accounting or are students. Their main interests include discovering new music, attending concerts and festivals, and buying designer clothing.
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This document contains the results of a survey about preferences for an alternative music magazine. Key findings include:
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The survey provided useful insight into designing a magazine that would appeal to its target demographic.
Reader profile
The magazine has a monthly circulation of 30,653, with a readership of 259,000 that is primarily targeted at clubbers aged around 20. Most readers are male, listen to genres like R&B, pop and rap, use social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, have large MP3 collections and have attended concerts. The profile is similar to the NME magazine in terms of demographics but has a slightly lower circulation.
Publication plan
Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
Competing with other music magazines
The document outlines a plan for a new music magazine. It will focus on alternative rock music, which is underrepresented in mainstream magazines. To attract students as its main audience, the magazine will be priced lower than competitors at £2.50. It will also promote local bands and artists not highlighted elsewhere, mixing genres to appeal to various music fans while spotlighting up-and-coming alternative rock talent. The magazine will have a strong online and social media presence to stay up-to-date across various platforms.
Media presentation pt2
The document summarizes the target audience of NME Magazine. It discusses that the target age groups are 16-20 and 30 and over. The magazine targets both male and female readers with a variety of religious backgrounds including Christians, Catholics, and Muslims. The target audience has interests in music, computer games, and clothing. The readership includes whites, blacks, Asians and others. The document also analyzes the context of NME Magazine, noting that advertising takes up about 10 pages while features and listings each take up around 5 pages on average.
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The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
Classic rock target audience analysis
The target audience for Classic Rock magazine is white middle class men between 14-30 years old. They enjoy rock, indie, alternative, and folk genres performed by artists like Guns N' Roses, Muse, The Rolling Stones, and Deep Purple. They have styles typical of rock fans such as leather jackets, Converse shoes, skinny jeans, and mostly black clothes. Their jobs include teachers, accountants, business owners, and nurses. Their hobbies include attending concerts, tours, gigs, and music festivals of their favorite artists.
Institution research
Q is a popular monthly music magazine that was first published in 1986. It focuses on extensive album reviews and lists rating influential albums. The magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large European media company. It has a typical readership that is 70% male, between the ages of 15-40, with a median age of 32. Readers are interested in rock music and have high disposable incomes.
Key concept analysis of a magazine
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This document summarizes key UK indie music magazines, including NME, Q, Uncut, and an unnamed magazine. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular sections, and focus on feature articles for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.40 to £4.90 and are published monthly, with page counts ranging from 60-70 for Uncut to 150-160 for Q. All include news, reviews, and interviews with artists but have different regular content sections.
International business dynamics
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Personal selling
Personal selling involves two-way communication between a sales representative and customer to match customer needs with products and services. It is an important part of the promotional mix, especially for complex, expensive, or infrequently purchased products. The personal selling process includes prospecting, preparation, an initial presentation, handling objections, negotiating to close the sale, and follow up. Demonstrations can be an effective way to showcase features and benefits during the presentation. The ultimate goal is to get the customer to make a purchase decision.
Chapter 4 international business
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- Benefits of international business like access to larger markets, cheaper labor, and increased quality/quantity of goods
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- Potential costs like outsourcing, human rights issues, and environmental degradation
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Task 1
This document discusses the key purposes and conventions of music magazines. It explains that music magazines aim to entertain readers by providing information about new artists and genres, advertise concerts and merchandise, and make a profit through advertising. Common features include interviews, reviews, tour dates, and photos that maintain reader interest. Music magazines must understand their target audience and craft relevant content to attract buyers.
What is a music magazine
A music magazine covers specific music genres and aims to entertain, inform, and advertise to listeners and artists within that genre. It contains content like tour dates, album and event reviews, artist interviews, giveaways, and profiles on artists. Images typically feature artists, upcoming events, studio sessions, instruments, merchandise, and branding consistent with the magazine's style. Music magazines are published monthly or fortnightly, use genre-specific language and imagery, and cost between £2.50-£4.50. They aim to persuade, entice, and relate to their target audience.
Researching the marketplace
This document summarizes the key details of several magazines that would be considered competitors to a new music magazine. It provides information on pricing, publication frequency, issue size, regular content sections, and featured articles for magazines including NME, Q, Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut. Key details provided include that NME and Q are weekly and monthly respectively, while Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut are all monthly publications. They each include music reviews, interviews, and news about new albums and bands as standard content.
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This document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap and its subgenres. It will highlight different subgenres each month and link them to the overarching rap genre. The magazine will include interviews, images, music criticism and fashion trends. It aims to showcase rap as a culture with its own styles. The target audiences are 16-22 year olds and 25-35 year olds interested in music and fashion trends. Unique features include free concert tickets for subscribers and a North London focus.
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- The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focused on rap music and its various subgenres.
- Each monthly issue will highlight a different rap subgenre like grime, hip hop, or gangsta rap. The November issue will focus on grime.
- The magazine will include interviews, images, music criticism, and fashion trends to showcase the music and culture of rap. It will have a price of £2.50 for printed copies and £1.50 for online copies.
Task 1
The document summarizes three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and contains concert reviews, interviews, and competitions. NME targets 17-25 year old males interested in indie, alternative, and rock music, and also contains concert reviews, interviews and competitions. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and contains celebrity articles and information on new and returning music artists.
Rock music magazine
This document summarizes key details about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rock Sound, Classic Rock, NME, and Q. It provides information on price, frequency of publication, typical issue size, regular content sections, and how feature articles are structured for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.20 to £5.50 and are published weekly or monthly, with issue sizes ranging from 70 to 200 pages. Regular content includes reviews, interviews, tour dates, and letters. Feature articles typically profile the artist or band featured on the cover.
Task 1
This document summarizes information about three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and includes concert reviews and band interviews. NME's audience is 17-25 year old socially active music fans who use the internet, and also contains concert reviews and competitions. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and includes celebrity articles and information on new and returning music artists.
Researching the market place
This document provides information on several music magazines, including their price, publication frequency, average issue size, regular and feature article content, websites, and publisher websites. NME, Q Magazine, Rocksound, Kerrang!, Mojo, Uncut, and Rolling Stone are summarized, with details provided on their pricing, typical issue attributes, and online presences.
Task 1
A music magazine covers a specific music genre and provides entertainment, information, and advertising to readers within that genre. The magazine interviews artists, previews tours and new releases, includes reviews, photos, and ads to both engage and promote to readers who are listeners and artists of that genre.
Task 1
This document provides information about the typical features and content of music magazines. It discusses what a music magazine is, the types of content that can be found within including interviews, reviews and news. It also describes common images such as bands, concerts and album covers. Features that are consistent across music magazines are then outlined, such as a visual style using many images and bold titles, as well as an informal genre-specific language. Two magazine covers are analyzed to determine their genre and target audience.
Task 1
This document summarizes information about three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and includes concert reviews and band interviews. NME's audience is 17-25 year old socially active music fans who enjoy indie, alternative, and rock. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and provides articles and information about new and returning music artists.
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- 3. NME MUSIC MAGAZINE • NME is £2.20 per issue. • It is produced on a weekly basis, with 63% of readers being male and 37% being female. The median age for NME is around 25, 26% being students. • Regular Content: Reviews, gig/ tour dates, interviews, • Featured Articles: New bands
- 5. ROLLING STONE MUSIC MAGAZINE • Price: $4.99 • Frequency: Every 2 weeks. • Issue Size: - • Regular Content: Gigs, interviews, reviews of gigs or tours, recommendations, new bands to listen to. • Featured Articles: Interviews with different bands each week, the hottest bands from the past two weeks.
- 7. Q MUSIC MAGAZINE • Price: £3.99 • Frequency: Monthly • Issue Size: This isn’t stated • Regular Content: Interviews, reviews, tours and music. • Featured Articles: Features of fashion and the latest trends, features covering topics from • Musicians to singers.
- 9. UNCUT MAGAZINE • Uncut is • It is produced on a monthly basis. • The amount of pages is not specific as it depends on the amount of the music news in the past month. • Regular contents in the magazine is similar to other magazines, being things such as music news, reviews, interviews, new music news, tour dates, gig dates. • Featured contents is things like dates of any festivals and interviews with new artists or bands that they think their readers should be listening to.
- 11. BILLBOARD • Price: sold online for $6.99 and the subscription is $346 for 51 issues. • Frequency it’s produced: Weekly • Issue size: This is not stated • Regular content: The regular content is looking at music and the charts. It keeps people informed on who is rising, lowering or coming into the charts. • Featured content: The featured contents is a special on a different band each week and different gigs.