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This document appears to be a survey about music magazine preferences. It includes data on the respondents' gender, age, favorite music genres, how much they would pay for a magazine, preferred magazine colors, and potential magazine names. The majority of respondents were female, between 15-18 years old, liked rock music, would pay $4-4.50 for a magazine, and thought purple or black were appropriate magazine colors.
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The document appears to be a survey about preferences for a new music magazine. It asks respondents about their gender, age, music interests, desired frequency of issues, expected subscription cost, favorite genres, and preferences for magazine name and color scheme. The majority of respondents were female, between 16-18 years old, interested in indie, pop and rock music, and preferred the magazine name "AIM" and colors black, white and green for the magazine.
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The document appears to be a survey about starting a new music magazine. It asks respondents questions about their demographics, music interests, and preferred content and features for the magazine. Examples of questions include whether the respondent is female or male, their favorite color, how often they would like the magazine released, what type of music they listen to, and what price they would pay. The survey gauges interest across a range of topics to help define the magazine concept and target audience.
Questionnaire %
This document is a 13 question questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It collects demographic information such as gender, age and whether respondents read music magazines. It asks about interests in different music genres, interactive content, pricing and what sections are read. Respondents can provide preferences on front cover design elements like colors, images and fonts. The final question asks about current interests in different types of music artists to include examples. The purpose is to gather data to design a music magazine that suits readers' wants and needs.
Qualitative Questionnaire Results
The qualitative questionnaire results show that:
1) The respondents were split evenly between male and female, with most belonging to the 16-50 age groups.
2) The vast majority (95%) enjoy musicals and would be willing to pay £5-£10 to watch one.
3) Love and comedy were the most popular themes, with R&B and classical being the preferred music genres.
4) Ballet and hip-hop were the dance styles most interested in seeing, and musicals like The Sound of Music and The Lion King were preferred narratives.
5) Poor acting and bad music were the main things that would put people off seeing a musical. Most would like
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. Respondents preferred the magazine to cost between £1-2 and favored colors as the most important design feature. Based on the results, Leah will create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. The preferred cost of the magazine was £1-2, and colors were deemed the most important design feature. Based on these findings, Leah decided to create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. The preferred cost of the magazine was £1-£2, and colors were deemed the most important design feature. Based on these findings, Leah decided to create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-£2.
Reader profile powerpoint
The readers of the magazine are generally students aged 16-24 who value education, family, and friends. They enjoy socializing but are hardworking and aspire to careers in music or academics. A survey found these students spend £2-3 monthly on magazines and music, preferring genres like metal and pop. They often attend live performances and visit pubs/clubs. The majority hear new music online or the radio and visit music websites most frequently. The magazine will accordingly focus on metal/new music, local events, and reviews of live performances to engage these educated, social yet hardworking young readers.
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The document appears to be a survey about preferences for a new music magazine. It asks respondents about their gender, age, music interests, desired frequency of issues, expected subscription cost, favorite genres, and preferences for magazine name and color scheme. The majority of respondents were female, between 16-18 years old, interested in indie, pop and rock music, and preferred the magazine name "AIM" and colors black, white and green for the magazine.
Presentation1
The document appears to be a survey about starting a new music magazine. It asks respondents questions about their demographics, music interests, and preferred content and features for the magazine. Examples of questions include whether the respondent is female or male, their favorite color, how often they would like the magazine released, what type of music they listen to, and what price they would pay. The survey gauges interest across a range of topics to help define the magazine concept and target audience.
Questionnaire %
This document is a 13 question questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It collects demographic information such as gender, age and whether respondents read music magazines. It asks about interests in different music genres, interactive content, pricing and what sections are read. Respondents can provide preferences on front cover design elements like colors, images and fonts. The final question asks about current interests in different types of music artists to include examples. The purpose is to gather data to design a music magazine that suits readers' wants and needs.
Qualitative Questionnaire Results
The qualitative questionnaire results show that:
1) The respondents were split evenly between male and female, with most belonging to the 16-50 age groups.
2) The vast majority (95%) enjoy musicals and would be willing to pay £5-£10 to watch one.
3) Love and comedy were the most popular themes, with R&B and classical being the preferred music genres.
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Primary results media
Leah Douglas conducted a questionnaire of 40 people to help design a music magazine. Most respondents were 18-year-old males who listened to indie rock music. Over half read magazines weekly and attended gigs every 1-2 weeks. Album reviews and releases were the most popular article types. Respondents preferred the magazine to cost between £1-2 and favored colors as the most important design feature. Based on the results, Leah will create an indie rock magazine that focuses on album reviews and releases and costs between £1-2.
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The document appears to be a survey about preferences for a new music magazine. It asks respondents about their gender, age, music interests, desired frequency of issues, expected subscription cost, favorite genres, and preferences for magazine name and color scheme. The majority of respondents were female, between 16-18 years old, interested in indie, pop and rock music, and preferred the magazine name "AIM" and colors black, white and green for the magazine.
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This document appears to be a survey asking about magazine reading habits and preferences. It collects information on the respondent's age, how often they buy magazines, which artists would attract them to a magazine, magazines they have read before, topics that interest them, how much they are willing to pay for a magazine, where they purchase magazines, and which female celebrity they view as a positive role model and why. The survey collects both multiple choice answers and opportunities for open-ended explanations.
Questionnaire Results
This survey asked music fans questions about their music preferences, magazine buying habits, and demographics to help design a new music magazine. The results showed that the target audience is 16-20 year olds, who most often listen to pop and hip-hop/rap. They prefer to buy Q and Top of the Pops magazines and purchase music online. Respondents said they would pay up to £2.51-£3 for a magazine and want to read interviews. This information will help design a magazine that appeals to young music fans.
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This document contains a survey that asks about demographics, music preferences, magazine spending habits, and magazine consumption behaviors. Questions include gender, age, ethnicity, music genres liked, how much is typically spent on magazines, how regularly magazines are purchased, where magazines are consumed, reasons for purchasing magazines, and favorite music magazine brands. The survey collects information through multiple choice and checkbox style questions.
Magazine Target Audience
According to a survey of 15 people aged 16-24:
- Black music was the most popular genre at 40%, followed by rock at 20% and pop at 6.7%.
- YouTube was the most visited music website at 93.3%.
- 60% of respondents said their favorite artist or band was not from the UK.
- 85.7% of respondents spend under £20 per month on music.
- While 50% read music magazines occasionally, 71.4% spend nothing on music magazines per month.
- The most common source of music was internet downloads at 64.3%.
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Survey
- 1. Are you male or female? Male Female 44% 56% How old are you? 15 16 17 18+
- 2. Do you read any of the following magazines? Kerrang! Q NME Rolling Stones Rock Sound 25% 19% 15% 19% 22% How often would you like for the magazine to come out? Once a week Once a fortnight Once a month Seasonally 0% 25% 63% 12%
- 3. Do you listen to any of these genres? Alternative Indie Pop Rap Rock 11% 21% 14% 25% 29% How much would you expect to pay for a music magazine? £2.00 - £2.50 £3.00 - £3.50 £4.00 - £4.50 £5.00+ 0% 6% 29% 65%
- 4. Which of these colours are appropriate for an alternative indie magazine? Red Blue Green Yellow Brown Pink Purple Black White Grey Orange 6% 0% 15% 18% 16% 18% 2% 0% 0% 8% 17% Which of these names would be apppropriate for an alternative indie based music magazine? AIR AIM Rock Empire 0% 12% 88%