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This document contains the results of a survey about music preferences. It asks respondents about their preferred music genre, how often they would buy a music magazine, how much they would pay, and their favorite artists. It then evaluates the results, noting that the target audience prefers alternative music, would buy weekly, pay £3, and most listen to Kings of Leon, Mumford and Sons, and Muse. It concludes that the creator will use these results to help design their new music magazine.
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The questionnaire results show that the target audience for the magazine is college-aged people between 16-19 years old. Most people surveyed do not regularly buy music magazines, but the next largest group buys them weekly. NME is the most popular existing music magazine. Most respondents said they would pay between £2-£3 for a magazine. Bastille was the most commonly cited favorite indie rock artist. Red was the favorite color selected. All listed features - articles, reviews, interviews, photos, and gig listings - were deemed important elements to include in the magazine.
Questionnaire statistics
A survey of 23 people about their music preferences and magazine habits found the following:
- Respondents' top genres were indie rock, pop, and rap. They most frequently buy music magazines once per month or quarter.
- The ideal music magazine length was 26-50 pages and cost between £2-£5. Appropriate adverts included new album releases and music festivals.
- Favorite magazine sections were artist interviews, articles, and album reviews. The most well-known magazines were Kerrang, NME, and Q.
Audience profile
The document discusses the target audience for an indie music magazine. It would target both male and female readers aged 16-24 who enjoy indie music. Specifically, the target audience enjoys socializing with friends, going to underground clubs and festivals to see live music. They have a rebellious nature and may drink or smoke. The magazine would cover concert dates, new bands, and topics relevant to indie music fans in their late teens and early twenties. While both genders listen to indie music, the magazine may target males slightly more as they make up a larger portion of other music magazine's audiences.
Survey Results
Lennon Riley conducted a survey of 10 respondents to help determine the focus and design of a new music magazine. Most respondents were under 18, listened to music daily, and preferred rock, pop, hip hop, and electronic genres. The magazine will focus on these genres and target 14-18 year olds of both genders, coming out monthly for around £3 per issue with aspects of popular magazines like Q, NME and Mixmag.
Question 4 Audience
This document discusses the target audience for a magazine about indie rock music. The primary target audience is males and females ages 16-20 who enjoy indie rock bands such as Arctic Monkeys and Mumford & Sons. A secondary target audience is males and females ages 20-35 who also enjoy indie rock, including older bands like Oasis and The Stone Roses. A survey showed that indie/alternative rock was the most popular music genre among teenagers. Both online and physical magazine formats are discussed as ways to reach these target audiences.
Questionnaire results
A questionnaire about music magazine preferences found that most respondents were between 16-19 years old. The most popular music magazine purchased was NME. Red was the favorite color followed closely by pink. Important features included pictures, articles, reviews, interviews and upcoming gig lists. Words associated with indie rock included Molly Rafferty, Ben Grove, Urban Outfitters, t4, festivals, hippies, flowers, different, loud, acoustic, edgy, sick, good, chill, quiet, guitar, concert, cool.
Music questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a music questionnaire given to a target audience aged 16-22. The majority listened to indie and acoustic music, went to parties and pubs on weekends, and listened to music everyday mainly using iTunes or Spotify. This provided useful insights for creating a music magazine focused on indie/acoustic/rock music for 16-22 year olds who are regular music listeners and downloaders.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new weekly chart music magazine targeted at males and females ages 17-25. Key details include: the magazine will focus on the genres of music currently in the charts; it will be released weekly and sold at newsagents and supermarkets for £2.20; and the design will use gender-neutral colors and a minimalist layout. Potential magazine names are also suggested.
Questionnaire results new
The questionnaire results show that most respondents were between the ages of 16-19, with the next most popular music magazine being NME. This means the author should focus on this demographic and age range when creating their magazine, and look to NME for inspiration on popular content. Most people reported buying music magazines weekly or monthly, so the magazine should be released on a weekly basis. Respondents said they would be willing to pay between £2-£3 for a music magazine. The favorite artist mentioned was Bastille, and the favorite color was red, so these should be featured in the magazine. All listed features like articles, reviews, and upcoming gig listings were deemed important to include.
Questionaire results
The document contains the results of a questionnaire about preferences for an indie rock music magazine. Key results include:
- The target audience is 16-25 year old males and females.
- Most would pay £2-4 for the magazine and prefer it be published monthly with 60-80 pages.
- Popular music genres are pop and indie rock. The preferred magazine title is "REVEAL".
- Most want to hear about upcoming artists and prefer an informal writing style.
Audience profile
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed alternative music magazine. The target audience is 16-25 year olds who enjoy discovering new alternative music, fashion, and artists. They prefer bands like The 1975 and Catfish and the Bottlemen. Two potential readers, Zara Crofts and Joe Walter, are profiled. Both are interested in alternative music, fashion, and music festivals. They would be willing to pay £3-4 for a magazine with new artists, upcoming concerts, and a simple color layout.
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The document discusses an upcoming DPS photoshoot. It likely contains details about the event such as date, time, location, and what will occur during the photoshoot. The main purpose is to capture photos of DPS employees or members for promotional materials or records.
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The masthead uses a bold yet simple design that stands out and appeals to everyone regardless of gender. It is large enough to be visible from a store but not overbearing. The name is also short and memorable. The kicker uses slanted text that draws attention and gives the cover a unique shaped composition. It features song lyrics that can connect with fans of the band. The color scheme is red, white and black, keeping it simple yet memorable of the publication.
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This document contains the results of a survey about music preferences. It asks respondents about their preferred music genre, how often they would buy a music magazine, how much they would pay, and their favorite artists. The evaluation section analyzes that the target audience prefers alternative music, would buy weekly, pay £3, and most listen to Kings of Leon, Mumford and Sons, and Muse. The conclusion states the results will be used to create a music magazine catering to these preferences, using other magazines as inspiration.
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My Magazine
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- Images of a person sitting at a table and a fill effect were added. Opacity was adjusted and text was inserted with the font Britannic Bold at size 96 pt.
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Survey Results
- 3. Rock 'n' Roll Pop Alternative Rap Dance Indie Classical Jazz/Blues What genre do you prefer?
- 4. Monthly Weekly Daily How often would you buy a music magazine?
- 5. 1 2 3 How much would you pay for a music magazine?
- 7. Evaluation The results I gathered show me what my target audience would like to get from a music magazine. I targeted consumers of the age range 14-20 because I want my magazine to be specified at young adults/teenagers. Knowing what the market desires increases sales and generally makes the production more worthwhile.
- 8. Evaluation-My results From information gathered from the results of my surveys I am aware that the majority of my target audience: -Prefer alternative music -Would buy the magazine weekly -Would pay £3 -And listen to Kings of Leon, Mumford and sons, and Muse the most.
- 9. Conclusion I am going to use these results to help me create my music magazine, the content of the magazine will be based on these results, I will use magazines such as NME and Kerrang as inspiration as these all fit into my critera.