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The survey results showed that including pictures of celebrities, bright colors like pink and purple, gossip and secrets, and posters of celebrities would attract young teenage readers to a music magazine. Respondents also indicated the magazine should cost between £1-£2 and include celebrities' relationship statuses and seasonal advice. The surveys helped inform what topics and design elements would appeal most to the target audience for the new magazine.
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Survey monkey and questionnaire results
The survey results showed that including pictures of celebrities, bright colors like pink and purple, and gossip about celebrities' relationships and secrets would attract young teenage readers to a new music magazine. Most respondents said the magazine should cost between £1-£2 and include posters of celebrities. The results informed the candidate that their target audience of teenagers would enjoy those elements in a new magazine.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It shows that most respondents were aged 20 or under, as the magazine is targeting teenagers. Half of respondents said the main headline attracted them most to a magazine, followed by the cover picture and masthead. Many respondents indicated they would buy a magazine if offered free music items like CDs or posters. Most said they would not buy if the magazine had high prices.
Music Magazine Survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The majority (80.95%) of respondents were aged 16-20, which will be the target audience. Most respondents were female.
- Pop and indie were the most popular music genres according to the survey.
- The majority of respondents either don't buy music magazines (47.62%) or buy them once a month (33.33%).
- The most popular current UK music magazines are NME, Kerrang, and Q.
- Respondents said they buy magazines most for entertainment (45%) and finding out about events (25%). They like interviews (55%) and articles
Survey responses complete
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience for the magazine is mainly male and between ages 16-20.
- Rock and hip-hop music genres are most popular. The magazine should feature various genres of music.
- Photography and coverage of mainstream artists are most important elements.
- CDs are the most appealing freebies to include.
- Readers prefer coverage of up-and-coming artists over mainstream artists.
- The magazine should be mostly photo-led but include a balance of photos and text.
- Readers want coverage of live music acts and bands like Muse and Linkin Park.
Analysis of music survey
The survey collected information from readers about their music magazine preferences. Most respondents were aged 16-20 and female. Pop and indie were the most popular genres. Readers buy magazines mostly for entertainment and event information. The most enjoyed content is interviews and articles. Most would pay £2-£3 for a magazine. Readers especially want to see more interviews and information about events in magazines. The survey results will help the author design a music magazine targeted towards their identified audience.
Survey Monkey Results
The survey results showed that 60% of people would buy a magazine featuring famous artists. Therefore, the magazine featured cover stories and interviews of popular artists aged 12-24. Additionally, 40% wanted celebrity gossip and facts, so these were included in the main interview. Finally, over 66% said the main cover image was most important, so the cover image was designed to stand out and attract readers.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 college students about their music preferences and what they look for in a music magazine. Key findings include that most participants said they would likely buy Spin or Rock Sound magazines and would prefer a magazine that is released monthly and costs between £2.00-2.99. Most also said the most important feature is the content about rock music and that the colors red and blue on the cover would attract them most to buy the magazine.
Market research
From surveys of their target audience, Marykate Kenny learned:
1) The majority of the target audience is female aged 16-21.
2) Most people prefer indie and pop music genres.
3) People download music illegally rather than using iTunes and would be interested in an article on its impact.
4) People buy music magazines quarterly rather than weekly so the magazine should not be weekly.
5) Based on survey results, the magazine should focus on images of artists, exclusive interviews, live music information and reviews to appeal to and engage the target audience.
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The survey results showed that including pictures of celebrities, bright colors like pink and purple, and gossip about celebrities' relationships and secrets would attract young teenage readers to a new music magazine. Most respondents said the magazine should cost between £1-£2 and include posters of celebrities. The results informed the candidate that their target audience of teenagers would enjoy those elements in a new magazine.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It shows that most respondents were aged 20 or under, as the magazine is targeting teenagers. Half of respondents said the main headline attracted them most to a magazine, followed by the cover picture and masthead. Many respondents indicated they would buy a magazine if offered free music items like CDs or posters. Most said they would not buy if the magazine had high prices.
Music Magazine Survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The majority (80.95%) of respondents were aged 16-20, which will be the target audience. Most respondents were female.
- Pop and indie were the most popular music genres according to the survey.
- The majority of respondents either don't buy music magazines (47.62%) or buy them once a month (33.33%).
- The most popular current UK music magazines are NME, Kerrang, and Q.
- Respondents said they buy magazines most for entertainment (45%) and finding out about events (25%). They like interviews (55%) and articles
Survey responses complete
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- The target audience for the magazine is mainly male and between ages 16-20.
- Rock and hip-hop music genres are most popular. The magazine should feature various genres of music.
- Photography and coverage of mainstream artists are most important elements.
- CDs are the most appealing freebies to include.
- Readers prefer coverage of up-and-coming artists over mainstream artists.
- The magazine should be mostly photo-led but include a balance of photos and text.
- Readers want coverage of live music acts and bands like Muse and Linkin Park.
Analysis of music survey
The survey collected information from readers about their music magazine preferences. Most respondents were aged 16-20 and female. Pop and indie were the most popular genres. Readers buy magazines mostly for entertainment and event information. The most enjoyed content is interviews and articles. Most would pay £2-£3 for a magazine. Readers especially want to see more interviews and information about events in magazines. The survey results will help the author design a music magazine targeted towards their identified audience.
Survey Monkey Results
The survey results showed that 60% of people would buy a magazine featuring famous artists. Therefore, the magazine featured cover stories and interviews of popular artists aged 12-24. Additionally, 40% wanted celebrity gossip and facts, so these were included in the main interview. Finally, over 66% said the main cover image was most important, so the cover image was designed to stand out and attract readers.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 college students about their music preferences and what they look for in a music magazine. Key findings include that most participants said they would likely buy Spin or Rock Sound magazines and would prefer a magazine that is released monthly and costs between £2.00-2.99. Most also said the most important feature is the content about rock music and that the colors red and blue on the cover would attract them most to buy the magazine.
Market research
From surveys of their target audience, Marykate Kenny learned:
1) The majority of the target audience is female aged 16-21.
2) Most people prefer indie and pop music genres.
3) People download music illegally rather than using iTunes and would be interested in an article on its impact.
4) People buy music magazines quarterly rather than weekly so the magazine should not be weekly.
5) Based on survey results, the magazine should focus on images of artists, exclusive interviews, live music information and reviews to appeal to and engage the target audience.
Task 7 results
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- The majority of the target audience belongs to social class C1 based on household income.
- Pop music was most popular among females, leading to the decision to target the magazine towards females.
- 75% of respondents thought there was a gap in the market for a new music magazine.
- Based on willingness to spend and purchase frequency, the magazine will be priced at £1.50 and released weekly.
Music magazine survey
The survey results show that the target audience for a new music magazine is 16-20 year old females. Most participants enjoy listening to music and going shopping in their spare time. While music genres were varied, pop was the most popular. The majority of participants never buy music magazines but 11% buy them monthly. To attract repeat buyers, the new magazine will need different content than existing magazines. Most buy magazines for entertainment and enjoy interviews. The magazine will be released monthly for £2.75 to appeal to the target price range.
Survey monkey magazine
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Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people aged 16-24 about their music preferences and what they look for in a music magazine. Key findings include:
- NME and Kerrang were the most popular magazine choices for females and males respectively.
- Most respondents attend concerts and festivals when they can afford to.
- £1-2.99 was the most popular price range willing to be spent on a magazine.
- A fortnightly release schedule was preferred over weekly or monthly.
- Respondents want to stay updated on artists and music through features like charts, playlists, and interviews.
- Popular artists mentioned include Arctic Monkeys, 1975
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- Most participants said they would likely buy Spin or Rock Sound magazines and prefer a monthly release schedule.
- The most common free gift mentioned that would encourage purchase was sweets or chocolate.
- Red and blue were the most popular suggested cover colors.
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The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. It provides details on the questions asked, including about demographics, music interests, purchasing habits, and preferred magazine content. The majority of respondents were females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music and would pay £2-3 for a monthly magazine featuring interviews and articles about well-known bands.
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- Favorite colors like red and black will influence the magazine cover design, and including free posters was found to attract buyers.
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- Most respondents were female, so the answers may be more influenced by their preferences rather than males'
- The magazine price was set at £2.75 based on survey responses, falling between the £2 and £3.50 options to be competitive with other music magazines
Questionnaire results
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- £1-2.99 was the most popular price range willing to be spent on a magazine.
- A fortnightly release schedule was preferred over weekly or monthly.
- Respondents want to stay updated on artists and music through features like charts, playlists, and interviews.
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- Most participants said they would likely buy Spin or Rock Sound magazines and prefer a monthly release schedule.
- The most common free gift mentioned that would encourage purchase was sweets or chocolate.
- Red and blue were the most popular suggested cover colors.
Audience research
The document discusses the results of audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. It provides details on the questions asked, including about demographics, music interests, purchasing habits, and preferred magazine content. The majority of respondents were females aged 16-21 who enjoy pop music and would pay £2-3 for a monthly magazine featuring interviews and articles about well-known bands.
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- Most respondents said they would buy a magazine every week and be willing to pay £2 for the magazine, suggesting a weekly publication at that price point.
- Favorite colors like red and black will influence the magazine cover design, and including free posters was found to attract buyers.
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- 80% of survey respondents were within the target age range of 16-25, meaning the results will be useful for understanding what this audience wants
- Most respondents were female, so the answers may be more influenced by their preferences rather than males'
- The magazine price was set at £2.75 based on survey responses, falling between the £2 and £3.50 options to be competitive with other music magazines
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people between ages 15-21 about their music magazine preferences. Quantitative questions showed that genres like rock and pop were most popular, and people were willing to pay £2-3 for a magazine released weekly or fortnightly. Qualitative answers indicated readers want interviews, reviews, exclusives and posters. This provided ideas for the target magazine's pricing, release schedule, genres, and key content to include. The questionnaire successfully revealed what would motivate the target audience to read and purchase the magazine regularly.
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- The most popular existing magazine was Q, chosen by 60% of respondents, so the new magazine will be based on the style of Q.
- Stereo-Nation was the most popular proposed masthead at 40% of votes. The survey also found that featuring a male artist on the cover and having 71-100 pages would be most appealing.
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- The target audience is 16-20 year olds.
- Popular rock artists to feature are All Time Low, Paramore, You Me At Six and Foo Fighters.
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- Interviews, reviews and news are the most desired article types.
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- Key dates for completing drafts of the front cover, content page, and double page spread by using software like Photoshop.
- The final steps will be sending the magazine to a printer like Egmont to publish it.
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This document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a proposed rock music magazine. Key findings include:
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- Most people do not physically buy magazines, so including a website is important.
- A monthly rather than weekly publication schedule is preferable.
- Readers want promotions like contests, tickets and free downloads included.
- Rock is a popular genre that many survey respondents enjoy.
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The survey results showed that 60% of people would buy a magazine featuring famous artists. Therefore, the magazine included cover stories on popular artists aged 12-24 and interviews providing facts and gossip about the artists. Additionally, 66.67% said the most important cover feature is the main image, so the cover image was designed to stand out. Finally, 80% would pay £1-£3, so the magazine price was set at £1.50 based on this research.
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This document contains the results of a survey about preferences for an alternative music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were male, ages 16-24
- Most preferred a magazine cover busy with pictures and information
- The top magazine features were articles about male artists and upcoming events
- Free music downloads and a price of £1.00-£1.50 were the most appealing promotions and price point
The survey provided useful insight into designing a magazine that would appeal to its target demographic.
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Zoe Hickson conducted a survey of 12-18 year olds about their music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- 90% said celebrity appeal helps sell magazines so images will be included.
- 50% expected magazines to be 31-50 pages and cost £2.01-£3.00.
- 100% said free items or prizes would appeal to readers.
The survey gave insights into attracting the target audience and ideas to consider when creating the magazine.
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This survey results document summarizes the responses from a Survey Monkey questionnaire about preferences for a rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were males aged 15-21
- Respondents preferred bright colors for the magazine over black and white
- £1.99 was identified as an appealing price point
- Rock and indie music were the most popular genres
- Informal text, exclusive interviews, and music-related ads were preferred content
Audience profiling
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences conducted with 27 males and females aged 16-25. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were within the target age range of 16-25.
- Articles about celebrities and keeping the brand/house style consistent across issues appealed most to the target audience.
- Most respondents would pay between £2-3.99 for a music magazine.
- Facebook and Twitter would be effective social media platforms to engage the target audience.
- Respondents read music magazines primarily to stay up-to-date on music/celebrities and for entertainment.
Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
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The document discusses the results of market research conducted to help design a music magazine. It summarizes that most survey respondents preferred CDs or posters as extras, images or a balance of images and text, and fonts like Calibri, Comic Sans, or Arial. The target audience was identified as students aged 16-19, with interests in indie and folk music. Based on pricing preferences and demographics, the magazine will be published every two weeks for £2.50.
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The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 17-18, from a middle-class background, willing to spend £1.50-3 on the magazine, and currently in college or university. Research of existing music magazines Kerrang! and Big Cheese informed choices around style, content, and pricing. Based on this research, the new magazine will target males aged 15-34, cost £2.50, include features like interviews and articles by artists, and be published fortnightly.
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The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 17-18, from a middle-class background, willing to spend £1.50-3 on the magazine, and currently in college or university. Research of existing music magazines Kerrang! and Big Cheese informed choices around design, content, and price point. Secondary research provided data on reader demographics and publishing industry statistics. Based on the findings, the new magazine will cater to predominantly male readers aged 15-34, cost £2.50, include artist interviews and articles, and have a balanced words to pictures ratio.
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The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is primarily male, ages 17-18, from a middle-class background. Additional research on existing magazines, artists, and products identified common themes and features. Based on this research, the new magazine will have a blue/black/white color scheme, informal yet intelligent writing, and cost £2.50 while being published every two weeks. It will feature interactions with artists and equal amounts of text and photos.
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The researcher conducted product research by analyzing existing fashion and makeup magazines to understand styles, layouts, and themes. A questionnaire was distributed via Survey Monkey to gather audience insights. Interviews were also conducted using open-ended questions. The response to the research methods was positive, with interviewees providing clear and detailed answers. While the online survey allowed for quick feedback, a disadvantage is that some people may not have time to complete it. Overall, the mixed research methods provided useful information to inform the magazine design.
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The researcher conducted product research by analyzing existing fashion and makeup magazines to understand styles, layouts, and themes. A questionnaire was distributed via Survey Monkey to gather audience insights. Interviews were also conducted using open-ended questions. The response to the research methods was positive, with interviewees providing clear and detailed answers. While the online survey allowed for quick feedback, a disadvantage is that some people may not have time to complete it. Overall, the mixed research methods provided useful information to inform the magazine design.
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Max Flanagan conducted audience research through a survey to help determine key elements for a new indie music magazine. The survey results showed that the main image on the front cover and articles on bands like Arctic Monkeys and Catfish and the Bottlemen would attract readers. Pricing the magazine between £3-£4 and making it around 120 pages were other decisions informed by the research. Colors like red, blue and yellow and words like "independence" and "music" associated with the indie genre will also be incorporated into the magazine design.
Primary audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine cover. It found that respondents thought the cover appealed to them because the main image featured a well-known person. They also thought the genre was indie/alternative based on the articles and image. Respondents expected indie magazines to have red and black color schemes and feature music-related articles. Most said the cover fit the genre and they would buy the magazine because the style of music appealed to them.
Primary audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine cover. Respondents thought the cover appealed to them because the main image subject was well-known. They identified the genre as indie/alternative based on the articles and image. Common expectations for indie magazines included red and black color schemes and articles about music events and artist interviews. Most respondents said the target age group was late teens to early thirties and that people in their mid to late twenties would be most likely to purchase the magazine.
Primary research evaluation
The survey results show that the majority of respondents were male and between ages 16-35. Most would spend no more than $3 on a magazine and consider purchasing a subscription. The most important magazine feature was the main image due to artist influence. The most popular artist was Kanye West and preferred color schemes were black, purple, and white or blue and white. This information suggests targeting the magazine mainly at males aged 16-35, pricing below $3, featuring many popular artists like Kanye West, and possibly incorporating preferred colors.
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2) The Leg of Mutton pub, chosen to portray a stereotypical soap opera setting. Permission must be obtained from the pub management.
3) Ashtead Common, where a murder scene will be filmed. Potential hazards include traffic when traveling to the location and public interference. Permission from the public will be required.
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This document contains a script for a television production titled "Surrey Downs". It includes 24 scenes with descriptions of characters, camera shots, angles, and soundtrack details. The script opens with scenic shots of Surrey Downs and a pub, then introduces the character Dwane getting ready in front of a mirror with blood on his hands. Subsequent scenes depict a couple on a sofa being watched, a bloody knife, and messages on a phone about the character Abbie. It builds intrigue around who may have killed Abbie before closing with promotional text for the new soap opera.
Storyboard
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Survey monkey and Questionnaire results
- 1. Evidence and Analysis of Survey Monkey and Questionnaire Results
- 22. Analysis of Survey Monkey and Questionnaire Results • From the research that I gathered, I found out that 100% of the people I asked said that they would buy a magazine that featured some type of star appeal (Richard Byer). This means that when creating my magazine I will make sure that I include pictures of celebrities that teenagers would enjoy reading about. • I also found out that pick and purple were the most popular colour to include when making a music magazine this is because the magazine will aim to attract young teenagers. • 80% of the people I asked said that bright colours would be good to include in the magazine. This is because this is what attracts young teenagers as they mainly enjoy a predominantly picture/colour magazine. • 80% of the people I asked also said that gossip secrets would be the best topic to include therefore I will make sure this is included in the magazine • 100% of the people I asked said that the magazine should be between £1-£2 therefore I will make my magazine £1.50 • 80% of the people I asked also said that posters of celebrities should be included, celebrities relationship status’s and seasonal advice should be in the magazine therefore I will make sure that this is clearly shown in the magazine. • Survey Monkey has helped my understand what is needed from the magazine and what will attract my target audience.