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The document reports the results of several surveys about magazine preferences. It found that rock, R&B, indie, and pop music are the most popular genres. Pictures are the most attention-grabbing element. Most people are willing to pay £2 or less and prefer black, red, and white cover colors. Spirits and cider are favorite drinks, so those companies would make good sponsors. Readers would pay extra for an exclusive music single but not a poster.
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Questionnaire analysis
This document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Several graphs show that R&B and hip hop are the most popular music genres, Beyonce and Rihanna are the favorite artists, and most people access music magazines online rather than buying physical copies. When asked about magazine costs and purchase frequency, most felt magazines should cost £2-£2.50 and would buy every 2 months. Album reviews and new music were the most desired magazine contents, and bright colors were preferred for the cover design.
Results of the questionnaire
The document outlines the results of a questionnaire about designing a new magazine. It summarizes that the magazine will be:
1) Male-focused with a hip hop music genre focus.
2) Have a black and white color scheme.
3) Target readers ages 16-18 and be published weekly for £3-3.99, including exclusive artist interviews and free CDs.
Questionnaire analysis
This document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It includes several graphs showing: R&B and hip hop are the most popular music genres; Beyonce is the most popular artist; most people access music magazines online rather than buying printed copies; and album reviews are the most desired magazine insert. The majority of respondents would buy a magazine every 2 months and prefer bright colors for the cover.
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.
Results from questionnaire
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to people ages 16 to 17. Most respondents were female. A majority listened to R&B and hip hop music. Creating a magazine focused on R&B and hip hop would be wise as these genres are popular. Including an indie genre could work if the magazine was urban-focused. Most people won't buy magazines they can't relate to, so relatability will be important. Respondents preferred a balance of writing and images. Free gifts were the biggest motivator to buy magazines, but other factors also encouraged purchases.
Music Mag Analysis of Survey
The document discusses survey results from potential readers of a new contemporary R&B music magazine. Key findings include:
- Most readers preferred a magazine price of £4 and favored articles on upcoming rather than established artists.
- R&B and rock were most popular genres among readers.
- Readers felt the magazine's target age range of 16-24 and blue color scheme were suitable fits for a contemporary R&B magazine.
- However, readers rated the magazine's masthead and articles only a 6/10 in meeting audience expectations, suggesting areas for improvement.
Magazine covers
This document summarizes and compares the cover designs of several magazines targeted at different audiences. It discusses magazines focused on gossip (Heat, OK!), music (NME), football (Match of the Day), fishing, and humor for children (Toxic). For each magazine, it describes the intended audience, color scheme, images featured, and how the design conveys the magazine's purpose and would appeal to its target readers.
Results and findings of the questionnaire
Most participants stated they buy magazines when they feel like it and would be more likely to spend £2.99 or less. All participants lived in the city. The music magazine preferences were spread out, but most chose NME as it covered their preferred genre of indie music. The majority's favorite female R&B artists were Beyonce and Rihanna because they enjoyed their music and could relate to the messages in their songs.
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This document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. Several graphs show that R&B and hip hop are the most popular music genres, Beyonce and Rihanna are the favorite artists, and most people access music magazines online rather than buying physical copies. When asked about magazine costs and purchase frequency, most felt magazines should cost £2-£2.50 and would buy every 2 months. Album reviews and new music were the most desired magazine contents, and bright colors were preferred for the cover design.
Results of the questionnaire
The document outlines the results of a questionnaire about designing a new magazine. It summarizes that the magazine will be:
1) Male-focused with a hip hop music genre focus.
2) Have a black and white color scheme.
3) Target readers ages 16-18 and be published weekly for £3-3.99, including exclusive artist interviews and free CDs.
Questionnaire analysis
This document contains the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It includes several graphs showing: R&B and hip hop are the most popular music genres; Beyonce is the most popular artist; most people access music magazines online rather than buying printed copies; and album reviews are the most desired magazine insert. The majority of respondents would buy a magazine every 2 months and prefer bright colors for the cover.
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.
Results from questionnaire
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to people ages 16 to 17. Most respondents were female. A majority listened to R&B and hip hop music. Creating a magazine focused on R&B and hip hop would be wise as these genres are popular. Including an indie genre could work if the magazine was urban-focused. Most people won't buy magazines they can't relate to, so relatability will be important. Respondents preferred a balance of writing and images. Free gifts were the biggest motivator to buy magazines, but other factors also encouraged purchases.
Music Mag Analysis of Survey
The document discusses survey results from potential readers of a new contemporary R&B music magazine. Key findings include:
- Most readers preferred a magazine price of £4 and favored articles on upcoming rather than established artists.
- R&B and rock were most popular genres among readers.
- Readers felt the magazine's target age range of 16-24 and blue color scheme were suitable fits for a contemporary R&B magazine.
- However, readers rated the magazine's masthead and articles only a 6/10 in meeting audience expectations, suggesting areas for improvement.
Magazine covers
This document summarizes and compares the cover designs of several magazines targeted at different audiences. It discusses magazines focused on gossip (Heat, OK!), music (NME), football (Match of the Day), fishing, and humor for children (Toxic). For each magazine, it describes the intended audience, color scheme, images featured, and how the design conveys the magazine's purpose and would appeal to its target readers.
Results and findings of the questionnaire
Most participants stated they buy magazines when they feel like it and would be more likely to spend £2.99 or less. All participants lived in the city. The music magazine preferences were spread out, but most chose NME as it covered their preferred genre of indie music. The majority's favorite female R&B artists were Beyonce and Rihanna because they enjoyed their music and could relate to the messages in their songs.
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The target audience for the magazine Riddim is mixed ethnicity females and males aged 16-25, with a slight bias toward white females due to the images used. A typical Riddim reader is likely to be a white female around 16-17 years old who is interested in music and fashion. They see themselves as unique and independent, not needing a boyfriend, instead prioritizing friendships and doing what they want.
4. Who would the audience be for your media product?
The target audience for the magazine Riddim is mixed ethnicity females and males aged 16-25, with a slight bias toward white females due to the images used. A typical Riddim reader is likely to be a white female around 16-17 years old who is interested in music and fashion. They see themselves as unique and independent, not needing a boyfriend as they value female empowerment and doing what they want.
Music Mag Analysis of Survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a proposed music magazine called "Rhythm and Blues". Key findings from the survey include:
- Most respondents were willing to pay £4 for the magazine.
- Rock and jazz were the least popular music genres.
- Upcoming artists would make a better double-page spread than breakthrough singles/albums.
- Blue was deemed a suitable color scheme for the contemporary R&B genre.
- Females best represent the contemporary R&B genre.
- The target age range of 16-24 was suitable.
- The magazine only met expectations of the target audience at around a 6/10 based on ratings.
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Music magazine tap
The magazine, called "BEATZ", will be targeted towards 16-30 year olds interested in rap music. It will be published monthly and cost £2.50. The magazine will feature celebrity interviews and articles about rap artists in a fun, youthful style. It aims to reflect the lifestyle and interests of its target audience, who enjoy rap music, going out with friends, and keeping up with celebrity news.
Questionnaire results
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Signs and signifers of a music magazine
Billboard magazine is produced in America and owned by Prometheus Global Media. It uses bold typography and sans-serif fonts to seem informal and entertain young adults. The logo and images of artists like Rihanna are iconic signs that advertise music and entertain the target audience.
Q magazine is a monthly music magazine published in the UK. It uses sophisticated colors like red, orange, white and gray to signal its mature target audience. The main image of Rihanna with a megaphone is an iconic sign that engages readers, while a heart and image of Elton John iconically reference his music and attract an older audience.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
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- When asked about the word "punk", the most common responses were "black", "rock", "dark", and "hair".
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4. Who would the audience be for your media product?
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- Blue was deemed a suitable color scheme for the contemporary R&B genre.
- Females best represent the contemporary R&B genre.
- The target age range of 16-24 was suitable.
- The magazine only met expectations of the target audience at around a 6/10 based on ratings.
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The document discusses how Amber Davies targeted and addressed her audience for an R&B music magazine. Her target audience was teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 who listen to R&B music on radio stations and enjoy following celebrity lifestyles. To attract this audience, she used eye-catching fonts, colors, and cover lines about relationship drama and celebrity gossip. She also featured popular artists and clothing brands to appeal to her audience's interests. Amber believes distributing the magazine through media outlets targeting a similar demographic would help reach her intended readers.
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The magazine, called "BEATZ", will be targeted towards 16-30 year olds interested in rap music. It will be published monthly and cost £2.50. The magazine will feature celebrity interviews and articles about rap artists in a fun, youthful style. It aims to reflect the lifestyle and interests of its target audience, who enjoy rap music, going out with friends, and keeping up with celebrity news.
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This document appears to be a survey collecting information from magazine readers about their demographics, reading habits, preferences, and opinions. It asks questions about the respondent's gender, age, how often they read magazines, whether they read music magazines, their preferred color schemes and magazine themes, how much they are willing to pay, what magazine content they prefer, whether they would visit a magazine website, where they check music charts, and how often they would like the magazine published.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The survey found that 16-18 year olds were most interested in buying music magazines. It also found that the magazine "Vibe" was the most commonly purchased, and that respondents were willing to pay between £1.50-£2.50. Dark colors and pictures, stories, and news were most attractive. Celebrity interviews and new album/video info were the most interesting content. On average, respondents bought 2 music magazines per month. The results provide guidance on designing a music magazine to appeal to the target 16-18 year old demographic.
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Pie charts and analysis for media
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires distributed to gather information for producing a rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents were equally male and female. Half were age 16.
- Over half do not read music magazines currently but some do. Most buy magazines rarely or monthly.
- Kerrang was the most popular magazine read. Respondents would pay £2-3 for a magazine.
- Black and red were seen as the most appropriate colors for a rock magazine. Pictures, articles, and reviews were rated the most important aspects.
Audience research questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of an audience research questionnaire about a music magazine. Most respondents were female, white British and 16 years old, which matched the target audience. The double page spread was rated the best looking page. Most thought the magazine genre was R&B or hip hop. Respondents agreed the £2.99 price was fair. The color scheme and images were deemed suitable for the R&B genre. The masthead could be viewed from far away. Ratings for the magazine were mostly 4 out of 5, with one 5 and one 3, indicating an overall positive response.
Media Research
The author intends to create a hip hop music magazine called "Hip & Hop" targeting young adults aged 16-18. Research was conducted including a questionnaire that found the target audience's favorite genre is hip hop and they are willing to spend £1-£1.50 on a magazine. The magazine will have a funky, fresh layout and cover to appeal to hip hop fans while including content for both male and female readers.
Media Research
The author intends to create a hip hop music magazine called "Hip & Hop" targeting young adults aged 16-18. Research was conducted including a questionnaire that found the target audience's favorite genre is hip hop and they are willing to spend £1-£1.50 on a magazine. The magazine will have a funky, fresh layout and cover to appeal to hip hop fans while including content for both male and female readers.
Focus group 2
The magazine will focus on hip hop and R&B music, blending the two genres, as feedback showed many artists cross over between them. It will be called "The Beat" as a shorter name was preferred. The front cover will feature a single artist to avoid clutter. The main article will be an interview to maintain reader interest. The color scheme will be black, white, and dark blue to have an "urban" look. The cost will be £3.20 as £3 was deemed too low but it needs to be competitively priced.
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- 1. What type of music do you listen to? R&B Indie Rock Classical Rap Pop Blues Other From this I have learnt that the majority of people like to listen to rock and R&B music, closely followed by indie and pop music. This means my magazine should be focused towards these 4 main music genres.
- 2. What combination of colours would you like most on a magazine? Black, red and silver Black, red and white Black, blue and white From this I can see that it is evenly split between black, red and white and also black, red and silver. From this I can choose safely what colours to put on my magazine.
- 3. What draws your attention to a magazine? Picture Text Price Other This shows that most people like pictures and this is what draws them to a magazine, so I will use pictures more in my magazine.
- 4. How much are you willing to pay for a magazine? up to £2 £2.01 up to £4 above £4 This graph shows me that the majority of people think that £2 and below are reasonable prices to pay for a magazine.
- 5. What is your favourite alcoholic beverage? lager cider bitter spirits alcopops wine This graph shows that people mainly like spirits and cider, so when I go to find sponsorship for my magazine these companies will be the first ones that I approach.
- 6. Would you pay extra for a single inside the magazine? yes no This graph shows that most people would pay more for a single inside a magazine, I think this because it gives the reader a feeling of exclusivity.
- 7. Would you pay extra for a poster inside a magazine? yes no This graph shows that the majority of people will not pay extra for a poster as they probably get most things electronically and don’t want things taking up space at home.