Survey Analysis
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience enjoys receiving physical music items like vinyl and CDs as freebies and prefer magazine covers in a Vice style over NME style. They are also interested in artist interviews, album reviews, and new music. The majority enjoy attending live music gigs. The target readership identified as predominantly male and between the ages of 16-19.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gather information about music magazine readers. The survey found that the primary readers are 13-18 year olds and they are most interested in hip hop, rap, reggae and grime music. Respondents preferred a magazine with many artist interviews rather than celebrity gossip or album reviews. They wanted the magazine to be cheaper but recognized it would need a premium price given production quality. Most read NME magazine, likely because it focused on indie rock music during its rise in popularity in the 2000s.
Summary of questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 females aged 15-20 about music magazines and pop music. Most listened to artists like Rihanna, One Direction, and Lady Gaga. Respondents said lyrics and pop genre image attract them. Most would pay £1-2 for a magazine, so the magazine should aim to be in that price range. Features on upcoming gigs, fashion, gossip and artists would attract readers, as would competitions and gifts. Interviews and large artist images would also attract readers to the magazine.
Survey analysis
From survey responses, the assistant summarizes:
- Respondents were mainly 16-24 years old from Leeds and York, indicating the target audience.
- Rock, indie, and some pop music were most popular, suggesting the magazine should feature these genres.
- Pictures, interviews, and posters were the most wanted features, showing what content will appeal to readers.
- Most read magazines in spare time to relax and find information about bands, suggesting a casual, informative tone.
Target Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey about the target audience for a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience is mostly people aged 18-24 who enjoy rock and pop/rock music. They tend to spend little on music magazines, concerts, and music purchases. Many use illegal downloading to obtain music. Based on these findings, the magazine will aim to cost little while covering a wide variety of rock genres and including reviews of live music events.
Presentation1
My target audience for the music magazine would be young females between 12-16 years old who enjoy pop music. This audience listens to artists like One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Taylor Swift. They are dedicated fans of the pop genre and enjoy keeping up with celebrity gossip on social media and buying magazines with their pocket money. The magazine content and $1-2 price point would appeal to this audience of dedicated pop music fans.
Mood board
1) The document is a mood board for a proposed indie music magazine aimed at 15-24 year olds, who are predominantly (60%) male.
2) The magazine will provide information about niche bands and live music events to increase readers' knowledge and discuss genres of music.
3) It will also feature photographs and quotes from artists to engage readers and inspire them through coverage of niche music, fashion, and interests.
Audience analysis
- The target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 13-17, with an even split between male and female readers.
- Rock music is the favored genre, so the magazine will focus on rock music coverage.
- Popular existing magazines like Q and Kerrang! should be models for layout, stories, and artists covered.
- Including posters, CDs, or music vouchers themed to popular rock bands is recommended to encourage purchases.
- The magazine should be published monthly to appeal to its teenage audience and should be priced between £2-3.
Media evaluation question 2 (vocab underlined)
The document summarizes how a media product represents a particular social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features artists that this female-dominated demographic is interested in, including both male and female artists. It focuses on music, fashion tips, and exclusive interviews rather than gossip, as the target audience wants information about their favorite artists' music and careers. The magazine only includes currently famous pop artists that are central to pop music like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
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Summary of questionnaire results
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Survey analysis
From survey responses, the assistant summarizes:
- Respondents were mainly 16-24 years old from Leeds and York, indicating the target audience.
- Rock, indie, and some pop music were most popular, suggesting the magazine should feature these genres.
- Pictures, interviews, and posters were the most wanted features, showing what content will appeal to readers.
- Most read magazines in spare time to relax and find information about bands, suggesting a casual, informative tone.
Target Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey about the target audience for a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience is mostly people aged 18-24 who enjoy rock and pop/rock music. They tend to spend little on music magazines, concerts, and music purchases. Many use illegal downloading to obtain music. Based on these findings, the magazine will aim to cost little while covering a wide variety of rock genres and including reviews of live music events.
Presentation1
My target audience for the music magazine would be young females between 12-16 years old who enjoy pop music. This audience listens to artists like One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Taylor Swift. They are dedicated fans of the pop genre and enjoy keeping up with celebrity gossip on social media and buying magazines with their pocket money. The magazine content and $1-2 price point would appeal to this audience of dedicated pop music fans.
Mood board
1) The document is a mood board for a proposed indie music magazine aimed at 15-24 year olds, who are predominantly (60%) male.
2) The magazine will provide information about niche bands and live music events to increase readers' knowledge and discuss genres of music.
3) It will also feature photographs and quotes from artists to engage readers and inspire them through coverage of niche music, fashion, and interests.
Audience analysis
- The target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 13-17, with an even split between male and female readers.
- Rock music is the favored genre, so the magazine will focus on rock music coverage.
- Popular existing magazines like Q and Kerrang! should be models for layout, stories, and artists covered.
- Including posters, CDs, or music vouchers themed to popular rock bands is recommended to encourage purchases.
- The magazine should be published monthly to appeal to its teenage audience and should be priced between £2-3.
Media evaluation question 2 (vocab underlined)
The document summarizes how a media product represents a particular social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features artists that this female-dominated demographic is interested in, including both male and female artists. It focuses on music, fashion tips, and exclusive interviews rather than gossip, as the target audience wants information about their favorite artists' music and careers. The magazine only includes currently famous pop artists that are central to pop music like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
Audience Research
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to determine the target readership and content for a new music magazine. The research found that the magazine should target females aged 16-20, focus on pop music, include articles about concerts and festivals, and be priced at £1.50 to attract the majority of readers who prefer to buy magazines weekly.
Question 4 and 5
The target audience for the music magazine is young female fans of pop music between 12-16 years old. This age group enjoys buying magazines with their pocket money and reading about their favorite boy bands and pop artists. The magazine will need to compete with existing popular music magazines like We Love Pop and Top of the Pops. It will include content like gossip, styles, reviews, quizzes and competitions that appeal to this audience. A questionnaire was used to help address the audience's preferences around price, design, and content for the magazine.
Questionaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and opinions on a hypothetical music magazine. Key findings include:
- 70% of respondents were female and 30% male.
- Pop was the most popular music genre at 60% followed by indie at 20% and rock also at 20%.
- 60% of respondents preferred the masthead "Vinyl" for the magazine.
- All respondents used music applications like iTunes or Spotify.
- 90% would pay £1.00-£1.70 for the magazine.
- Respondents were interested in associated websites and media platforms.
- 50% would be encouraged to buy if a single male artist was
Results/Analysis of Questionnaire
Sharondeep Bachra conducted a questionnaire to help shape their thinking for a new music magazine. The results showed that most respondents were females aged 16-18 who preferred R&B music and would be willing to purchase a magazine monthly for £3.95. These findings influenced Sharondeep's decisions to target their magazine towards this audience, focus on R&B music, price it at £3.95 and release it monthly. Color was also found to attract readers so an appropriate color scheme will be used.
Audience research
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target age range is late teens to early 20s.
- Pop/R&B music is most popular among this group. Indie music also has appeal despite performing slightly worse in the survey.
- Respondents prefer the magazine to be released monthly to keep interested but not require too high of a commitment.
- Imagery is more interesting to respondents than articles and text, though text remains somewhat important.
- £2-3 is seen as a reasonable price point for the magazine among this audience.
My reader profile 1
The survey of 20 people found that females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music are the target audience. Most respondents buy 1-2 magazines per week and prefer if music magazines are published monthly. They enjoy indie rock and pop artists. Articles should be 500+ words to engage but not bore readers. The most popular music magazines, NME and Billboard, are examples to follow to interest the target audience in a new magazine called "chromatic fusion".
Audience Reseach
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences that was posted on social media. It found that the majority of respondents were 15-18 years old and listened to alternative/indie genres like The 1975, Arctic Monkeys, and Fall Out Boy. Many attended live music gigs frequently and wanted to see interviews and tour dates in a music magazine. This provided guidance for designing a magazine aimed at 15-18 year olds that focuses on indie/alternative music.
Research
Teenagers and young adults aged 15-24 make up the target audience because they show the most interest in new music and music videos. While the intended gender was mainly female due to Beyoncé being a role model for women, the controversial song lyrics drew some male interest as well. The target audience's social class varies from C1 to E as the music video will feature urban, youth-oriented scenes they can relate to. Research into magazines, websites, and music videos themselves showed that visually intriguing narratives, dances, and styles are what this age group looks for and engages with.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection rather than focusing on one in particular.
3) While responses to questions about price, cover images, and sections varied, album covers emerged as a preferred main image and sections about new releases and reviews were popular, providing guidance for the magazine's design and content.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 16-20 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Indie and rock music were the most popular genres among respondents.
- The majority read music magazines either yearly or never.
- Most would pay £2-2.99 for a magazine.
- Kerrang! was the most popular existing magazine brand.
- Respondents are attracted most to eye-catching images and bold headlines.
- The survey showed mixed interest in articles about artists' music versus personal lives.
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The document discusses target audiences and genres for various music magazines. It notes that Kerrang magazine targets readers aged 15-34 from working class backgrounds. The author's hypothetical magazine and Kerrang would have similar audiences focused on music fans aged 15-25 from middle and working class groups. Rolling Stone magazine is identified as having a similar broad audience of general music fans. It is published by Jann Wenner, who focuses on music, so the author's magazine could fit within their portfolio despite covering a more general range of music genres.
Questionnaire results
The document discusses research conducted for a music magazine targeted at 13 to 21 year olds. A questionnaire was used to gather information on the target audience's gender, interests in reading music magazines, and favorite music genres. The results showed that males in the target age range tended to prefer genres like grime and hip hop more than females. This information will help ensure the magazine focuses on genres most popular with the intended readers. The research was beneficial for properly tailoring the magazine to have wide audience appeal.
Music Magazine Survey
Rock music magazines that feature bands are most popular and purchased every couple months. Most people find the genre of the music and bands featured important when deciding what magazine to buy. Downloading music from the internet is the most common way people get their music.
Q4 evaluation
The target audience for the music magazine is 75% males aged 16-30. This age range was chosen based on research of existing indie magazines' readerships being majority male and aged 18-29. Additional market research through questionnaires and focus groups with 20 people found 12 respondents were males aged 16-17 who preferred indie artists. Therefore, the magazine will target males aged 16-30 interested in indie music. It aims to make readers feel confident and included by providing news and articles about music they are passionate about.
Survey Results Slideshow
Hazel Doyle conducted a survey of her target audience for a new music magazine. The results showed that rock and metal were the most popular genres of music. Most respondents said genre was important in choosing a magazine. The majority were willing to pay £15-£20 and spent up to £5 per month on magazines. The most popular existing magazines were NME, Kerrang!, and Metal Hammer. Most respondents attended music festivals and bought magazines monthly. The survey provided guidance on content and pricing for Hazel's new magazine.
Pie chart survey analysis
The document summarizes information from various pie charts and bar charts related to a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
1) Most people get their music from online downloaders rather than stores like iTunes. The most popular age range for the survey was 11-18 years old.
2) The most popular existing magazines were Kerrang and NME. Most popular reader hobbies included going out with friends, using the internet, and shopping. The most popular music genre was R&B.
3) Readers preferred magazine covers that were busy with pictures, colors, fonts and bands over simpler designs. They also preferred to pay between $1-2 but some were willing to pay up to
Analysis of audience questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a proposed music magazine for older teenagers and young adults. Key findings include that alternative, rock, and indie are the most popular genres. Popular artists mentioned include Arctic Monkeys, Tegan and Sara, and My Chemical Romance. NME is the preferred existing magazine. New releases, interviews, reviews, and festival/gig coverage are important content. The target price point is £2.50 or less. The magazine should focus on indie rock and related genres while promoting new and upcoming bands.
Evaluation of audience research and questionnaires
The document discusses research conducted through surveys to inform the planning of a new music magazine. The surveys found that the target audience is 16-22 year olds, especially females, and they prefer genres like R&B and indie. Respondents said the most appealing features would be interviews, photos, and a cover mount. They also preferred image-led designs and indicated a willingness to pay £1.50-£2.50.
Focus group & questionnaire analysis
- The target audience for the hip hop magazine is mostly male, ages 17-22, who are fans of both mainstream and underground hip hop artists like Kanye West and Drake.
- They are interested in fashion trends of their favorite artists and want to see pictures from artists' nights out.
- While some want sexy models on the cover, others prefer hip hop legends or quotes to draw attention.
- The target audience wants the magazine to focus mainly on new music and emerging artists rather than gossip. They want it to help broaden their taste in hip hop.
Anysis of results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The majority of respondents were between 16-20 years old, but the target audience will be 18-21 year olds who have more disposable income. Most respondents would spend up to £5 on a magazine, and current music magazines cost between £2-£4. While most respondents do not currently read music magazines, there is an opportunity for a new magazine focused on unsigned artists. The magazine will be released monthly and will focus on new music, unsigned artists, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals.
Results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Key findings include that most respondents were ages 15-20 and Caucasian, and popular bands mentioned were The 1975, The Courteeners, Arctic Monkeys, and Catfish & the Bottlemen. Respondents associated the indie rock genre with the word "alternative" and colors like white, black, red, and brown. They enjoyed reading about festivals/gigs and band interviews and preferred magazines that cost £2-£2.50 and had 51-70 pages with both informal and formal writing styles.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and opinions on a hypothetical music magazine. Key findings include:
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- Pop was the most popular music genre at 60% followed by indie at 20% and rock also at 20%.
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- All respondents used music applications like iTunes or Spotify.
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- 50% would be encouraged to buy if a single male artist was
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The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target age range is late teens to early 20s.
- Pop/R&B music is most popular among this group. Indie music also has appeal despite performing slightly worse in the survey.
- Respondents prefer the magazine to be released monthly to keep interested but not require too high of a commitment.
- Imagery is more interesting to respondents than articles and text, though text remains somewhat important.
- £2-3 is seen as a reasonable price point for the magazine among this audience.
My reader profile 1
The survey of 20 people found that females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music are the target audience. Most respondents buy 1-2 magazines per week and prefer if music magazines are published monthly. They enjoy indie rock and pop artists. Articles should be 500+ words to engage but not bore readers. The most popular music magazines, NME and Billboard, are examples to follow to interest the target audience in a new magazine called "chromatic fusion".
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3) While responses to questions about price, cover images, and sections varied, album covers emerged as a preferred main image and sections about new releases and reviews were popular, providing guidance for the magazine's design and content.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 16-20 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- Indie and rock music were the most popular genres among respondents.
- The majority read music magazines either yearly or never.
- Most would pay £2-2.99 for a magazine.
- Kerrang! was the most popular existing magazine brand.
- Respondents are attracted most to eye-catching images and bold headlines.
- The survey showed mixed interest in articles about artists' music versus personal lives.
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Survey Results Slideshow
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a magazine targeted at 15-20 year olds interested in hip hop music. Key findings include:
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- Respondents also liked R&B and rap music.
- Only 34.6% currently read music magazines but favored magazines like Q, NME, and Top of the Pops.
- Most would pay £2 or less and want gossip, new music, and interviews featured in the magazine.
Media survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a magazine targeted at 15-20 year olds interested in hip hop music. Key findings include:
- 92.3% of respondents said they like hip hop music.
- Respondents also liked R&B and rap music. Only 34.6% currently read music magazines.
- The most popular magazines were Q, NME, and Top of the Pops, which can inform the magazine's design.
- 84.6% rarely buy magazines but 11.5% buy every fortnight, so the magazine should be published every other week.
Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire and focus group conducted to gather information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire was completed by 20 women who listen to R&B and hip hop music and provided data on their reading habits, spending habits, favorite artists and topics for a music magazine. A focus group with 3 R&B fans discussed two existing magazine covers and provided feedback. Key findings from both efforts will inform decisions about pricing, cover design, featured artists and content for the new magazine.
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- 1. As you can see from the responses I have gathered from my survey, my target audience like to have freebies in their magazines.
- 2. My target audience favourite freebie to get in a magazine would be in a vinyl, and then closely behind was a CD, so I can see from these that my target audience enjoy having physical copies of music.
- 3. The majority of my target audience like to see interviews with artists or bands as the content in a music magazine. Reviews of albums and singles was also a popular choice along with new music and bands. These will be elements I will include in my magazine.
- 4. The majority of my target audience prefer a Vice style magazine front cover, which is quite unconventional compared to the NME style front cover. This will effect my design of my front cover.
- 5. A huge amount of my target audience enjoy going to gigs, with only one response saying they don’t. This shows me that it would be advisable to involve a gig guide in my magazine.
- 6. There was a mix of responses to my target audience’s favourite type of music. With a large majority choosing indie music and reggae. I will try to incorporate both into my magazine.
- 7. There were double the amount of male responses to my survey, which shows that my target audience is predominately male. So my magazine will be targeted mainly for males.
- 8. The large majority of my participants in my survey were in the age bracket 16-19. Which is the youngest age bracket available, and may show that some of my target audience are not of the legal age to go out clubbing and drinking, which is something I will have to consider when doing my magazine.