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This document contains an 11 question survey about music listening habits and magazine preferences. It collects information such as age, music listening frequency, genres listened to, factors that attract readers to magazine covers, preferences for magazine content like interviews or reviews, favorite magazine covers, preferred format of monthly or weekly magazines, spending habits on magazines, the importance of music, and use of social media to follow artists. Respondents are asked to provide explanations for some answers.
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Evaluation Question 6
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Most respondents to the questionnaire were between 15-24 years old. The questionnaire showed that country music appeals most to younger and older audiences. Respondents listen to music daily and are passionate about country music. All 20 respondents listen to country music. 55% are attracted to magazine covers by the image of featured artists. Most want to see interviews, gossip columns and reviews in magazines. Based on these results, the magazine will feature a cover artist interview and review content. Most preferred a monthly magazine that costs £3.50 and features the latest artist news. Music is important as it helps people enjoy and relax.
Questionnaire
This document contains an 11 question survey about music listening habits and magazine preferences. It collects information such as age, music listening frequency, genres listened to, factors that attract readers to magazine covers, preferences for magazine content like interviews or reviews, favorite magazine covers, preferred format of monthly or weekly magazines, spending habits on magazines, the importance of music, and use of social media to follow artists. Respondents are asked to provide explanations for some answers.
Target Audience Profile
The target audience for Highway to Country magazine is a 16-35 year old female who enjoys country music, nature, and social media. She recently went through a breakup and finds country music helps her cope. She aspires to be a singer herself and keeps up with her favorite country artists' tour dates and new music. Highway to Country will provide an escape for her and help her feel happy by relating to the messages in country music.
Research and Planning
The document summarizes the research and planning done for a proposed country music magazine in the UK. It includes:
- Researching existing country music magazines like Oklahoma, Country Weekly, and Maverick to identify codes and conventions like plain backgrounds, singers as the main focus, and colors like black, white, pink and red.
- Noting that most magazines are American and the researcher wants to create one for UK audiences to fill a gap, as country music is more prominent in the US.
- Identifying potential target audiences as female, 18-35 year olds interested in country music, outdoors activities, and social media.
- Researching popular country singers both in the UK and US that could be featured.
Research and planning
The document discusses plans to create a country music magazine targeted towards women aged 18-35 in the UK. It notes that while country music is seen as an American genre, many UK teenagers know artists like Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift. The author wants to showcase these artists and help expand their audiences in the UK. Research on existing magazines like Maverick, the biggest country music magazine in the UK, is also mentioned.
The artist
Tasha is a new country artist who grew up in the countryside of Banbury, England. She learned to sing and play guitar at a young age from her uncle, a former country singer, and has written her own songs. Tasha is down-to-earth and cheerful, spending time with friends riding horses and shopping. She uses social media to connect with fans and artists like Carrie Underwood and Maddie & Tae, who inspired her with their voices and style of country music.
Country outfits
A female country singer costume includes a checked shirt, jeans, and holding a guitar. The background will feature natural elements like flowers to emphasize the natural side of country music. Her hair will be down to project a natural image that aligns with traditional country music aesthetics.
A case study
Country Weekly is a weekly magazine owned by American Media Inc that has been covering country music news since 1994. It has a readership of 505,000 adults aged around 45 on average. The magazine is available both in print and online, with the print version reaching 505,000 readers and the website receiving 479,000 monthly visitors. Country Weekly provides articles on the latest country music artists and songs, interviews, photos, reviews, and competitions to engage its audience of country music fans.
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- 1. Questionnaire Name: Gender: 1. Please circle the appropriate age bracket for you. 14 and below 15-18 19-24 25-30 31-44 45+ 2. How often do you listen to music? Please circle your answer. Daily Weekly Monthly 3. Do you ever listen to country music? Yes/No 4. What first attracts you to a magazine front cover? ................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................ 5. Do you ever read music magazines? Please circle. Yes/No If no, please state why? ................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................ 6. What would you like to see in a music magazine? Circle your choices. Interviews with artists gossip columns new song/album reviews free posters latest tour dates for country singers 7. Which magazine cover do you like best? Country weekly or Oklahoma
- 2. Why? ................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................ 8. Would you prefer tobuy your magazine: Weekly or Monthly 9. How much are you willing to spend? £1 and below £1 - £2.50 £2.50 - £3.50 £3.50- £4 £4 plus 10.Would you say that music is an important feature in your life? Why? ................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................ 11. Do you use social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) regularly tofollow your favourite artists? How would you like to see music magazines compete with this level of communication between fans and artists? ................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................