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2. WHAT IS YOUR GENDER?
These results show that the
majority of my responses were
women, suggesting that my
answers will be more female
oriented rather than male or
other genders. This may also
mean that my magazine will
be more focused on attracting
women as I will base a lot of
my decisions on the results as
seen in this survey.
3. WHAT IS YOUR AGE?
These results are mainly from
the age group or the under 18
category. There is only three
people 18-24 and one person
25-34. This suggests that the
answers will be for youth
groups. There will not be a wide
range of age dependant
answers. This suggests my
magazine should be targeted at
under 18s as the majority of my
survey answers are from this
age range and will influence my
decisions.
4. WHAT RACE ARE YOU?
My results show that the
majority of answers of my
survey was taken by white
Caucasian people, this may
influence my results as the
answers will not be as racially
diverse.
5. WHEN CONSIDERING NEW
PRODUCTS IN THIS AREA,
WHAT ARE THE TWO THINGS
YOU GENERALLY CONSIDER?
My results show that price is
the main factor that readers
consider when purchasing a
magazine, this suggests that my
magazine should be cost
effective for the audience.
Secondly, quality is important
because of the economic factor
as mentioned above, the
consumers want to feel as they
are getting good value for the
money they are spending. This
means that I will have to think
about quality pricing and
quality content.
6. HOW USEFUL ARE ONLINE
COMPONENTS TO YOU?
My results show that online
components would be very
useful to my target audience.
This influences the form of my
magazine as it may be that I
include a QR code for
interactivity or advertise a
online/mobile version of my
magazine. This does also
appeal to the stereotypical idea
that the youth spend a lot of
time on their technology, I will
utilise this stereotype by
offering a digital alternative.
7. HOW MUCH WOULD YOU
EXPECT TO SPEND ON A
MAGAZINE?
Price (£) Quantity
1 1
2 6
3 7
4 4
5 2
6 0
7 0
8 0
9 0
10 1
On average the audience would
be willing to spend between
£2-3 on the magazine. This
shows that my magazine will
have to keep prices low to keep
audiences interested. £3 is a
price that a lot of successful
magazines for young adults
use, reflecting the economic
status of my consumers.
8. WHAT CONTENT APPEALS TO
YOU MOST IN A MAGAZINE?
Interviews are the most popular
content within the magazine,
this influences my magazines
form as this may mean it will
have more interviews than
anything else.
Exclusive stories are also
important to the target
audience. However, they do not
want promotional items,
suggesting they read more for
intellectual stimulation rather
than for escapism.
9. WHAT ARTIST WOULD YOU
PREFER TO SEE FEATURED
WITHIN THE MAGAZINE?
Amy Winehouse was the most popular
answer for this question, this suggests
that people enjoy her branch of Jazz
and would like to hear more about her.
Since she has passed, an interview
would be impossible, instead my
magazine could publish a memory lane
double page, a brief history, interview
with someone who knew her etc.
Adele and The Wombats were joint
second, these are two alternate genres,
Adele being a mixture of soul & pop
and The Wombats a hybrid between
Indie pop & rock. This shows that pop
is a common like, weather it is indie or
a soul. This could indicate that I could
produce a magazine in which
celebrates all sub-genres of pop.
10. DO YOU ALREADY BUY MUSIC
MAGAZINES? IF SO WHICH
ONE?
Only three respondents
mentioned any purchasing of
existing music magazines. This
suggests to me that there is a
gap in the market for all these
respondents. There is no music
magazine at this point that is
attracting 11 extra people.
These same people answered
the previous question and
showed they like certain bands,
this could be used to spot a
gap such as a lack of sub-pop
genre magazines.
11. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE
GENRE OF MUSIC?
The most popular genre is indie
in this survey, suggesting that it
is the most popular for young
adults. This could be helped by
the influence of Leeds and
Reading festivals, suggesting
that exclusive articles about the
festivals could be useful to gain
readers.
Pop and R&B are joint second
place, R&B can also be blended
into the pop genre in certain
songs by artists such as
Beyoncé and Drake.
