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The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine would be mostly female aged 15-18. The most popular colors were blue, black, and red so those colors would be incorporated into the magazine design. The top content preferences beyond music were fashion, films, and beauty. Pop music and alternative music were the most popular genres. Most respondents preferred a general music magazine that would be issued monthly in paper format and include freebies, offers, and coverage of high-street shops and online retailers.
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- Respondents ranged in age from 16 to 25.
- The most popular magazine genres were 'More', 'Heat', and 'Glamour'.
- When asked about the word "punk", the most common responses were "black", "rock", "dark", and "hair".
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Pop-It magazine targets 13-18 year old girls who have a keen interest in popular music artists like One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Katy Perry. They enjoy using social media to follow their favorite artists and know about upcoming albums and relationships. The typical reader is in secondary school and enjoys creative and social subjects. They like school for the social aspect and staying up to date on gossip. Music is very important in their life and they listen to it daily, changing what they listen to based on their mood and whether they are in love or heartbroken. In their spare time, they enjoy shopping, going to the movies with friends, reading pop magazines to learn about artists and new music, and seeking advice on relationships, fashion
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The questionnaire was given to 20 college students (10 male, 10 female) about their music magazine preferences. It found that more girls buy magazines monthly than boys, more males listen to rap daily than females, and the main attractions to music magazines were artists and articles. Both males and females preferred seeing artist pictures on covers and wanted to read about new artists. The majority were willing to pay £3 for the magazine. Based on the results, the magazine will feature artist photos on the cover, discuss new artists, and be a monthly publication priced between £2.50-£3.
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- Red and black were the most commonly associated colors for a music magazine, chosen by 12 people.
- 50% of respondents said they would pay £2-£3 for a magazine, while only 15% would pay £3-£4.
- Favorite artists included Kings of Leon, Beyoncé, One Direction, Olly Murs, The Smiths and Coldplay.
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- Pink and green were the most popular individual colors, chosen by 9 people total
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- Red and black were the preferred magazine colors to appeal to audiences.
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Salah distributed questionnaires to 20 people, mostly teenagers, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed:
- Most respondents were 15-17 years old and interested in hip hop music.
- The majority read music magazines once a week and enjoyed hip hop the most.
- Competitions and photo shoots were the most popular things respondents wanted to see in a hip hop magazine.
- Upcoming gig information and interviews were equally popular things to see as double page spreads.
Questioannire analasyis
Salah distributed questionnaires to 20 people, mostly teenagers, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed:
- Most respondents were 15-17 years old and interested in hip hop music.
- The majority read music magazines once a week and enjoyed hip hop genres.
- Competitions and photo shoots were the most popular things respondents wanted to see in a hip hop magazine.
- Upcoming gig information and interviews were equally popular things to see as double page spreads.
Survey analysis
Cordelia created an open survey on Survey Monkey to gather information and shared the link on social media sites. Most of the 30 respondents were women aged 16-21 who preferred rock music and purchasing magazines monthly. The most popular magazines were Kerrang! and MixMag, about rock and dance music. Respondents would pay between £1-£7 for a magazine and liked photos alongside articles. Interviews and new music releases were most interesting, and online subscription was preferred over retail stores like Tesco's for magazine purchases. The Leeds Festival was the most popular music festival among respondents.
Survey analysis
Cordelia created an open survey on Survey Monkey to gather information and shared the link on social media sites. Most of the 30 respondents were women aged 16-21 who preferred rock music and purchasing magazines monthly. The most popular magazines were Kerrang! and MixMag, about rock and dance music. Respondents would pay between £1-£7 for a magazine and liked photos alongside articles. Interviews and new music releases were most interesting while online subscription and stocking in Tesco were preferred. The Leeds Festival was the most popular among festival options.
Pp media
Michael Clarke surveyed 20 people about their music magazine reading habits. He found that 60% of respondents read music magazines, with 2/3 of those being purchasers. The purchasers favored weekly, daily, or monthly buying frequencies. When asked about hip-hop magazines specifically, 14 of the 20 respondents read them and most enjoyed doing so. Color schemes and images were cited as the most attractive elements that drew readers to buy magazines.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazines. It found that the target audience for a dance music magazine should be males aged 16-20. Interviews and festival/gig information were the most popular article types. Black, white and blue were the preferred colors. Imagery on the cover was most important for drawing readers in. The proposed magazine name "Strobe" tested best with respondents. The results will help focus the new magazine on this audience's interests.
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The document contains the results of a questionnaire given to people about their music preferences and what they look for in a music magazine. The results showed that Bruno Mars was the most popular artist, and black and red were the most associated colors with rock/pop punk music. Most respondents would pay up to £3 for a magazine and preferred magazines with band interviews rather than many advertisements.
Market research results
The market research survey found that:
- The majority of respondents were female (77%) aged 16-30 who listen to music daily
- The most popular music genres were pop, rock, and indie/alternative
- Most respondents do not regularly read music magazines and spend little on them
- However, all respondents attend live concerts occasionally, so concert coverage could attract readers
Market research results
The market research survey found that:
- The majority of respondents were female (77%) aged 16-30 who listen to music daily
- The most popular music genres were pop, rock, and indie/alternative
- Most respondents do not regularly read music magazines and spend little on them
- Legal music downloads and streaming apps are common ways to access music
- Many respondents attend 1-5 live concerts per year
Media Studies Music Magazine
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help plan a new music magazine for 16-21 year olds. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were female and 16 years old.
- Popular music genres included charts/recent music and metal.
- Interviews and free CDs/posters encouraged buying existing magazines.
- Respondents wanted to see known bands featured and were interested in new, unsigned bands.
- Popular spare time activities included time with friends and listening to music.
- Money was typically spent on clothes, CDs, gigs, and going out.
Questionnaire Results And Conclusions 2
The respondent surveyed 20 people aged 15-18 about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. Most popular artists included Coldplay, Linkin Park, and Bruno Mars. Respondents associated indie magazines with brown, red and blue colors and preferred to buy magazines monthly. Interviews were the most preferred article type. Free gifts and images of artists on the cover influenced purchases. Words like "indie" and "rock" were associated with magazines like NME and Q.
Magazine tally questionnaire analysis
The questionnaire responses showed that the target audience for the magazine is 16-20 year olds, with more female (16) than male (4) respondents. When thinking of indie rock, the top colors chosen were red and black. The most popular artists mentioned were Arctic Monkeys, Hozier and James Bay. Most respondents would pay £2.99-£3.99 for a 130-140 page magazine and preferred to read magazines monthly. They also preferred a more visual magazine over textual. The top 3 features interested in seeing were a Q&A, quiz, and live reviews. Most respondents said they would design the double page spread with 3-4 columns.
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- 3. What is your gender? Out of the 34 people who completed this survey 26 were female and only 8 were male. This means that my target audience would be mostly for females.
- 4. How old are you? The age range that the majority of the people picked was 15-18; this suggests that I would have to base my magazine around music that would interest this age range the most. However, I would still incorporate other music genres that interest the other age ranges also.
- 5. Favourite 3 colours? 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Blue Black Red White Green Grey Purple Pink Yellow Orange Silver Pick 3 Pick 2 Pick 1 Colour Pick 1 Pick 2 Pick 3 Total White 1 2 5 8 Black 8 4 6 18 Grey 3 3 1 7 Red 4 5 5 14 Blue 10 7 4 21 Green 3 4 5 12 Purple 1 4 3 8 Yellow 2 1 1 4 Orange 0 1 0 1 Pink 2 1 2 5 Silver 0 0 1 1 The 3 most popular colours were blue (21), black (18) and red (14). As these were the favourites I will most probably incorporate these colours into my magazine design as they will attract the customers.
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