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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people (10 female, 10 male) who are interested in the rock and metal genre. Most respondents did not regularly read music magazines but of those that did, Kerrang! magazine was the most popular. Respondents indicated a preference for informal article styles and advertisements for clothes, CDs, DVDs and concert dates. They also wanted to read reviews of concerts, albums and new bands, and see live performance photos to accompany articles. Most preferred a simplistic magazine cover featuring an image related to the main article.
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Results From Questionnaire
- 1. Results from Questionnaire After giving my questionnaire to 20 people (10 female and 10 males) who were most interested in the rock and metal genre, this allows me to receive as much data as possible from my target audience, and further helps me create a magazine suitable and appealing to them. Corey Plant
- 2. Do you read any music magazines? Y/N If Yes, which? As my magazine will be directed at the rock and metal genre, I gave my questionnaire to people most interested in the specific genre. The results 60% 40% show me that over 50% of participants did not read magazines, however through part B of the question, my results showed that the participants who do read primarily read Kerrang! Magazine.
- 3. What would appeal to you more: 12 10 10 8 7 6 4 3 2 0 Informal Formal Formal & Informal Articles
- 4. Which would you prefer:
- 5. What advertisements do you expect from a rock/metal magazine? • Clothes • CD’s • DVD’s, Games etc. • Concert Dates • None • Other? Everyone answered the highlighted two.
- 6. What type of news would you like to read about? Reviews of 25% concertes/albums etc. 37% Bands currently recording A feedback page 19% New bands 19%
- 7. Preferred images to support articles: 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Live Studio Mixture of both
- 8. Which cover page layout do you prefer? • 17/20 people chose a simplistic layout • 3/20 people chose a bold layout with lots of information
- 9. The cover page should… Tally Feature an image connected to the main article Feature a contest/free gift Images related to other articles Lots of headlines relating to entire magazine content
- 10. You would like to see… 4 11 5 0 2 4 6 8 10 12