Who would be the audience for your media
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The document discusses a music magazine created by the author to target 16-25 year olds interested in R&B music. To get feedback, the author conducted a questionnaire of 10 individuals fitting the target demographic. The questionnaire included questions for 5 males and 5 females to get both perspectives. Analysis of the completed questionnaires showed over 90% would purchase the magazine and the front cover appealed to the target audience. Comments also praised the layout, quality images, and professionalism. Based on the positive feedback, the author feels the magazine was successful in attracting and inspiring young people interested in R&B music.
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Evaluation question 5
The author used mise-en-scene techniques like bright colors, contrasting red and white, and strategic placement of black text to attract their target young audience's eyes. Musical instruments on the cover and questions/answers format between bands were also used to appeal to this audience. Incentives in the magazine and featuring a band the same age as readers would further address and inspire the target demographic. Feedback showed the colors, offers, and professional presentation successfully attracted most of the audience, who felt the price was also suitable. Overall, the author felt they had effectively attracted and addressed their young music magazine audience.
Target audience facts
The document discusses how the author conducted focus group research with their target audience of teens and young adults to create an effective music magazine. Key findings from questions about important aspects, favorite genres, attractors, and colors showed that pictures, punk and rock music genres, free posters, and blue and pink colors would most engage the target audience. The author concluded they now have the necessary research to produce a print magazine that effectively targets their audience.
Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be the best media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing successful music magazines like NME. They understand the music genre and how to target the right audience. While they typically focus on other audiences, distributing a music magazine aimed at younger females could help IPC expand their range and audience. IPC has a history of successfully distributing magazines and possesses the skills needed to promote and distribute "Note" to make it a success.
Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be the best media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing successful music magazines like NME. They understand the music genre and how to target the right audience. While they typically focus on other audiences, distributing a music magazine aimed at younger females could help IPC expand their range and audience. IPC has a history of successfully distributing magazines and possesses the skills needed to promote and distribute "Note" to make it a success.
How did you attract/address your audience?
James created a questionnaire through Survey Monkey to understand what content his audience wanted. The majority responded that they were interested in fashion. He included a fashion section in the magazine. Most respondents also preferred a monthly magazine for its cost effectiveness and amount of content. James made the magazine monthly by including the date. Respondents also felt having a website was important to branch out to other media. James included a link to the website on the contents page.
To ask or not to ask
The document discusses evaluating survey questions based on the S.M.A.R.T. criteria. It provides three examples of potential survey questions and analyzes each according to whether they are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely. The first question about a partner's favorite golf brand fails on several counts. The second question asking what TV a person watched a week ago is not achievable or realistic. The third question requesting a list of all grocery purchases this month is deemed too specific, not achievable, unrealistic, and untimely.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is 16-year-olds and older because the music magazine genre primarily appeals to this age range. Most teenagers in this age group enjoy music and buy magazines. While the creator initially envisioned a more colorful magazine, they modified the design to be less colorful and more professional to better suit the target audience. Pictures were also added of people who represent the target demographic.
Question 4
My focus group provided important information about my target audience for a music magazine. They indicated that grime would be the preferred genre. Respondents expected a high quality product for £3.99 and wanted fewer ads and more exclusive interviews. They also wanted interesting stories and said images on the front cover influence purchase decisions. The focus group suggested including social media content, an attractive but not busy front cover, and more posters and competitions to engage readers.
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Evaluation question 5
The author used mise-en-scene techniques like bright colors, contrasting red and white, and strategic placement of black text to attract their target young audience's eyes. Musical instruments on the cover and questions/answers format between bands were also used to appeal to this audience. Incentives in the magazine and featuring a band the same age as readers would further address and inspire the target demographic. Feedback showed the colors, offers, and professional presentation successfully attracted most of the audience, who felt the price was also suitable. Overall, the author felt they had effectively attracted and addressed their young music magazine audience.
Target audience facts
The document discusses how the author conducted focus group research with their target audience of teens and young adults to create an effective music magazine. Key findings from questions about important aspects, favorite genres, attractors, and colors showed that pictures, punk and rock music genres, free posters, and blue and pink colors would most engage the target audience. The author concluded they now have the necessary research to produce a print magazine that effectively targets their audience.
Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be the best media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing successful music magazines like NME. They understand the music genre and how to target the right audience. While they typically focus on other audiences, distributing a music magazine aimed at younger females could help IPC expand their range and audience. IPC has a history of successfully distributing magazines and possesses the skills needed to promote and distribute "Note" to make it a success.
Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be the best media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing successful music magazines like NME. They understand the music genre and how to target the right audience. While they typically focus on other audiences, distributing a music magazine aimed at younger females could help IPC expand their range and audience. IPC has a history of successfully distributing magazines and possesses the skills needed to promote and distribute "Note" to make it a success.
How did you attract/address your audience?
James created a questionnaire through Survey Monkey to understand what content his audience wanted. The majority responded that they were interested in fashion. He included a fashion section in the magazine. Most respondents also preferred a monthly magazine for its cost effectiveness and amount of content. James made the magazine monthly by including the date. Respondents also felt having a website was important to branch out to other media. James included a link to the website on the contents page.
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The document discusses evaluating survey questions based on the S.M.A.R.T. criteria. It provides three examples of potential survey questions and analyzes each according to whether they are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely. The first question about a partner's favorite golf brand fails on several counts. The second question asking what TV a person watched a week ago is not achievable or realistic. The third question requesting a list of all grocery purchases this month is deemed too specific, not achievable, unrealistic, and untimely.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is 16-year-olds and older because the music magazine genre primarily appeals to this age range. Most teenagers in this age group enjoy music and buy magazines. While the creator initially envisioned a more colorful magazine, they modified the design to be less colorful and more professional to better suit the target audience. Pictures were also added of people who represent the target demographic.
Question 4
My focus group provided important information about my target audience for a music magazine. They indicated that grime would be the preferred genre. Respondents expected a high quality product for £3.99 and wanted fewer ads and more exclusive interviews. They also wanted interesting stories and said images on the front cover influence purchase decisions. The focus group suggested including social media content, an attractive but not busy front cover, and more posters and competitions to engage readers.
Questionnaire analysis
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Question 3 of my maiun
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Question 3
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Evaluation Q4
The target audience for the media product is 16-25 year olds, split evenly between male and female. Research was conducted through an online questionnaire completed by the target market. The results showed preferences like indie pop music genres, a magazine style similar to NME, and a willingness to pay £3-£3.99 per issue. These findings informed the construction of the magazine.
Target audience facts
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Immediate Media would be a good publisher for the author's music magazine as they have experience publishing magazines targeted towards children, such as Top of the Pops, CBeebies Weekly, and Doctor Who Adventure. IPC Media and Haymarket would not be suitable since their magazines are aimed at older audiences such as young adults for IPC Media and male adults for motoring/business magazines at Haymarket.
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Immediate Media would be the best publisher for the author's music magazine targeted at pre-teens and teenagers. Immediate Media has experience publishing magazines for children, including titles about music and popular culture. In contrast, IPC Media and Haymarket would not be suitable since their magazines target older audiences such as young adults or businessmen.
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The document provides feedback from surveys given to the document author's target audience after viewing their pitch. The feedback was overall positive, with survey respondents indicating:
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2) The research done for the pitch was appropriate.
3) The ideas were appealing to those in the target audience, as indicated by survey ratings over 5.
4) The proposed font and color scheme details were suitable for the products.
5) The pitch was detailed with appropriate research, a good/creative idea, and would be relatable to the audience.
Some feedback suggested including layouts and more detail on the idea
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The target audience for the media product is 16-25 year olds, split evenly between male and female. Research was conducted through an online questionnaire completed by the target market. The results showed preferences like indie pop music genres, a magazine style similar to NME, and a willingness to pay £3-£3.99 per issue. These findings informed the construction of the magazine.
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The document discusses how the author ensured their magazine targeted their intended audience of teens and young adults effectively. They conducted a focus group of 30 people to understand what the audience wanted. Key findings included that pictures and headlines are most engaging and the audience preferred genres like punk and rock. The focus group also indicated that free posters would attract buyers most and that blue and pink were the preferred magazine colors. Armed with these insights, the author could produce the magazine knowing how to best appeal to their target demographic.
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This document evaluates a student's music magazine project. The student aimed to create a magazine that would appeal to a young audience interested in chart music. They used conventions from real music magazines, such as Q Magazine, to guide the layout and design. Key lessons from the project included learning photography and editing skills in Photoshop, as well as refining the overall presentation from their preliminary work. The student concluded the magazine successfully represented its target demographic and could be distributed by a major publisher like IPC.
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Getting feedback from an audience helped the author recognize areas for improvement and what worked well in their preliminary product. For the final product, the author considered the features the audience liked and adapted a similar convention. Researching other magazines in the genre helped the author appeal to a larger, global audience compared to just their school. For the preliminary task, the author did not research the school magazine market but learned it is important to understand conventions in the chosen genre to meet audience expectations. Market research provided inspiration and insight into what content and layout a rap music magazine's target audience would expect to see.
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From the questionnaire responses, the assistant learns:
1) The target audience for the music magazine is 12-16 year-old females who enjoy pop music.
2) Respondents described pop music as exciting, happy, upbeat and colorful but not sexy or meaningful.
3) Bright colors would be most expected for the magazine and cover images are very important to attract readers.
4) Typical magazine content like photos of pop artists, clothing, and makeup would be preferred along with some interviews.
Question three
Hannah Wicks conducted market research through online surveys to evaluate her music video and print productions. She received feedback from friends and family. The surveys included quantitative and qualitative questions about demographics, music tastes, and impressions of her work. Hannah found that her print productions effectively communicated her indie genre but the music video could be improved with additional scenes. Most respondents were from her target age range of 15-25 and enjoyed her work. Hannah learned she successfully targeted the right audience but could improve by finding ways to better analyze respondent demographics in the future.
Unit 30 (LO5) – Be able to evaluate feedback gained from a pitch or presentation
Megan del Mar presented a pitch for a new music magazine called "Tune iN". She conducted research on Mojo magazine as inspiration. She provided details on the magazine format, budget, marketing strategies, and target audience based on questionnaire results. Feedback was positive and identified some areas for improvement, such as providing sources for financial figures and more details on marketing strategies. The presentation demonstrated preparation but could be strengthened with some suggested additions.
Questionnaire analysis for main task
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question survey conducted to understand the preferences of the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of respondents were female aged 16-21 who listen to acoustic/alternative music and would pay £1-£2.50 for a magazine. This information will inform the design of the magazine, including using the name "Phonics", including websites and apps, having around 50 pages, and using black, white and grey colors.
Audience feedback questionnaire analysis
The document contains feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 males and 4 females aged 16-30 about various pages from a sample rock music magazine. For most of the pages - the contents page, front cover, and double page spread - the majority found them to fit the rock music theme, but also provided suggestions for improvement. Specifically, feedback indicated the contents page could have less text and stronger images, while the cover and spread could include more rock music terms and design elements to better imply the genre. This shows the magazine generally appeals to its target audience but still needs refinement.
Survey feedback
The document summarizes survey feedback from 10 people on a magazine created by the author for a class project. The survey included rating scales and comments on various aspects of the magazine, such as the cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Respondents highly rated the realism, aesthetics, and professionalism of the magazine's design and content. Comments provided positive feedback on the photos, colors, layout, and overall appearance of the magazine. The survey results suggest the magazine was largely successful at appealing to its target audience and accurately reflecting real music magazines.
Target audience facts
The document discusses how the author ensured their magazine targeted their intended audience of teens and young adults effectively. They conducted a focus group of 30 people to understand what the audience wanted. Results showed pictures, rock and punk music genres, and free posters were most appealing. The author concluded they now have the information needed to create a magazine that attracts this audience through engaging photos, the preferred music genres, and advertising free posters.
Audience feedback For Final Production
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about a music magazine. Most respondents were between ages 15-19. All believed the magazine suited the indie genre and had an equal gender appeal. The main image on the front cover and images on the double-page spread stood out the most. The magazine was considered professional with realistic features. All respondents said they would purchase the magazine.
Unit 30 LO5: Evaluation for Pitch Presentation
Gus Devlin underwent a pitch presentation for a publishing company and received feedback through a survey. The main strengths identified were plans for production, photography, and mood boards. Weaknesses included calculations for profit/loss and front cover & double page spread designs needing development. The feedback was analyzed and changes were made to address issues like improving cost breakdowns and salary amounts. Overall, the feedback was taken on board to strengthen the pitch for future presentations.
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Who would be the audience for your media
- 1. Who would be the audience for your media product?
- 2. Before making my music magazine, I had to ensure my magazine would apply to the largest possible target audience, therefore I aimed it at both genders from the ages of 16-25, who would be interested in the R&B genre. This would automatically increase distribution and sales. Therefore, I conducted and handed out a questionnaire to 10indivudals who are interested in the R&B industry and fit the required age range for whom my magazine is aimed at. The purpose of this was to highlight my strengths, weaknesses and what I could improve on. Here shows an example of the questionnaire I conducted
- 3. I handed out my questionnaire out to 5females and 5males. This was because my magazine was created to be unisex. The aim was too see if I was successful in representing this target audience. After all questionnaires were completed, I analysed each answer and compared. Here are two examples of the completed questionnaires one from a male and one from a female.
- 6. Here I recorded some of the statistical answers visually, to see the difference and compare the feedback given. This highlights my magazine has Again this illustrates the been a huge success as over 90% magazines achievement as of my feedback states they would it shows my front cover purchase this magazine. appeals to my target audience.
- 7. I also asked within the questionnaire to describe the magazine in 3 words, here show some of the answers: ‘Bubbly, creative, striking’ ‘Eye-catching, professional, fun’ ‘Really very good’ I also asked if there were any further comments they wished to add, again here show some of the answers: 'Fantastic layout' ‘Excellent quality images’ 'Very Professional' I feel my music magazine has overall been a success. The feedback from my interviews has helped me see what I could have improved on if given the chance to re-do the task again. Before creating the music magazine I set myself an aim. This being, ‘to create a music magazine which will attract and inspire young people interested in the R&B. genre’ After looking at my feedback I feel I have reached my aim as I have had some positive answers which make me feel my work has been an achievement.