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1. Jamara Royle
0%
What is your age?
20%
0% 0%
10%
0% 70%
15-24
25-34
35-54
45-54
55-64
65-74
75+
What gender are you?
10%
90%
Male
Female
Do you read music magazines
90%
0%
10%
No
Yes
Sometimes
Primary research
I have done a survey to help me gather up enough information to create a music magazine
cover. This survey is part of my primary and quantitative research collecting data myself and
turning it into statistics to know what will make a good music magazine.
When doing my questionnaire results
it turns out I surveyed more people in
the category of 15-24 year olds
meaning my magazine will be aimed
at a younger audience rather than an
older one.
When carrying out the survey more
people questioned were female rather
than male meaning I should aim my
magazine toward females so the
magazine will be a little more
feminine.
More people said they didn’t read music
magazines than people who said yes or
sometimes. This means that when I make
my magazine I have to make it look really
good so it will attract people who don’t
usally read them to buy it.
2. Jamara Royle
What genre of music do you like?
13%
30%
10%
7%
3%
7%
13%
17%
Pop
Rock
RnB
Soul
Reggae
Punk
Hip-Hop
Other
How many hours a day do you
listen to music?
10%
20%
30%
30%
10%
0 hours
1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours +
Where do you get/listen to
What would you like to see on a
music magazine?
29%
6%
6%
18%
12%
0% 29%
Freebies
New Bands
Interviews
Advice coloumns
Quizzes
Competitions
Other
31%
19%
0%
25%
0%
25%
music?
Itunes
Spotify
Sound cloud
Youtube
Google play
Other
On the survey, the respondents had the
choice to choose more than one option of
music genre. During this, many people
ticked nearly all the genres so I need to
include an air of each genre in my
magazine but rock was the most popular
answer and therefore I shall be doing a
rock magazine.
The mojority of people said they listened
to music moderately for 2 hours a day
and extremely at 4+ hours a day than any
other amount of time. This implies music
is a big part of peopls lives; which
suggests I could put in my magazine the
best sites to listen to music.
More people siad they get/ listen to
music from ITunes implying more people
have IPhones. I could put things about
IPhones in themagazine. And I could
include whats popular on youtube as that
was the next highest with other which
included cds and Mp4 players.
The majority of people said they would
like to see freebies and interviews on a
music magazine so those will be the first
things I put in it.
3. Jamara Royle
How much would you spend on a
music magazine?
70%
0%
30%
0% 0%
£0.99-£1.49
£1.50-£1.99
£2.00-£2.99
£3.00-£3.99
£4.00+
Do you prefer to read a print base
magazine or a online magazine?
60%
40%
0%
Print base
Online
Both
Do you prfer to buy magazines
indvidually or with a subscription
0%
100%
Individually
Subscription
Most people would spend the least
amount of money on a music
magazine but 30% would spend £2-£3
on a music magazine. The wise option
is to go for a price in-between the
two choices.
Doing the survey the most popular
choice that people said was that they
would rather read a print base
magazine than an online one.
However 40% of the people asked
said they read both online and print
based so I would put a convergent
media link on the magazine for those
who want to read online.
Finally everybody asked said they
would rather read and pay for a
magazine individually rather than
with a subscription. This implies there
is no reason for me to put a
subscription box on my magazine if
the majority of people won’t get one.