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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences: - Nearly half of respondents said they would buy a music magazine monthly, which will be the primary focus. A quarter said yearly. - Half of respondents wanted articles focused on artists. The rest were split between gossip and gigs. - All respondents preferred the magazine in color. - Most preferred an informal writing style and equal pictures and text. - Most were interested in both British and international artists. - Most would pay £1-2 for the magazine. - Most preferred the cover filled with images. - Most preferred a more complex design than basic layout. - Red, black, and white was the most popular
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- The biggest attractions to hip-hop are the artists/bands (89%) and lyrics (11%), not the stereotypical "gangster" image.
- Most respondents (80%) currently buy music magazines weekly or daily, and favor the magazine "Vibe".
- Free gifts (60%) and cheaper prices (20%) would most encourage greater magazine purchases.
The analysis provides useful guidance on designing the new magazine to appeal to the interests of the target readershipAnalysis of questionaire.
Analysis of questionaire.parkin1
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The document analyzes the results of a 20-person questionnaire about creating a new hip-hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is equally male and female aged 15-25 interested in hip-hop music.
- The biggest attractions to hip-hop are the artists/bands (89%) and lyrics (11%), not the stereotypical "gangster" image.
- Most respondents (80%) currently buy music magazines weekly or daily, and favor the magazine "Vibe".
- Non-buyers feel existing magazines don't target people like them (75%).
- Free gifts would most encourage purchases of the new magazine (60%).Analysis of questionaire.
Analysis of questionaire.parkin1
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The document analyzes the results of a 20-person questionnaire about creating a new hip-hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is equally male and female aged 15-25 interested in hip-hop music.
- The biggest attractions to hip-hop are the artists/bands (89%) and lyrics (11%), not the stereotypical "gangster" image.
- Most respondents (80%) currently buy music magazines weekly or daily, and favor the magazine "Vibe".
- Free gifts (60%) and cheaper prices (20%) would most encourage greater magazine purchases.
The analysis provides useful guidance on designing the new magazine to appeal to the interests of the target readershipMedia questionnaire answers 2
Media questionnaire answers 2ts05069521
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The survey responses provide useful information for developing a new music magazine targeted at 16-24 year old males who are primarily Caucasian and working or middle class. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were 16-19 years old and male.
- Most read music magazines monthly and prefer magazines with lots of pictures and informal writing.
- Popular music genres were electronic, pop, rock and indie.
- Desired magazine content included music news, reviews, new music and coverage of bands like Arctic Monkeys and Coldplay.
- Respondents preferred a magazine size of less than 50 pages published monthly for £3-£3.80 with a free CD included.Survey analyses
Survey analysesDeanna Harnden
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The document contains the results of surveys asking people about their music preferences and habits. Key findings include:
- 66% of people do not buy music magazines.
- 50% of magazine readers prefer pop magazines.
- 29% see an opportunity for a chart music magazine.
- 29% want to see pictures in magazines and 25% want interviews.
- 89% would pay £3-£4 for a magazine.
- Popular brands included Apple, Adidas, H&M, and Nike.
- Most popular websites were social media (23%) and YouTube (23%).Survey
Surveyabbeycoleman10
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience will be 15-25 year olds, as 90% of survey responses fell within this age range.
- The magazine will focus on indie, rock, and pop genres, as these were the most popular choices.
- Images and free items/promotions will be emphasized to attract readers, as these were most appealing according to the survey.Article research results
Article research resultsSamBrownMedia
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents were evenly split male and female.
- Most would pay £2-3 for issues and prefer monthly publication.
- Colors like red, blue and white were associated with indie/British music.
- Gossip and fashion were the most desired content, and covers would most attract buyers to issues.
- Free gig tickets were the most popular potential competition prize.Questionnaire results 111
Questionnaire results 111laullybums1
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Lauren Brooks Mills conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children to inform the creation of her pop music magazine. 55% of respondents were female and 45% male. The largest age group, 50%, was 13-14 years old, showing Lauren should target this demographic. 40% of respondents currently read music magazines or do sometimes, indicating interest if the right magazine is available. Based on the results, Lauren will aim to price her magazine at £2.50 to be affordable and will include popular features like posters and celebrity interviews. [END SUMMARY]Questionnaire analysis
Questionnaire analysisasmediae13
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The questionnaire asked 20 people ages 16-19 about their music magazine preferences. Most respondents would pay £1-2 and buy a magazine fortnightly. Rock was the most popular genre. The featured artists were the most interesting part of magazines for respondents. The most popular artists mentioned were My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Lady Gaga and The Killers.Questionnaire: Results
Questionnaire: Resultslaullybums1
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1) The respondent conducted a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, 55% of whom were female and 45% male. Most respondents were aged 13-14.
2) 40% of respondents said they sometimes read music magazines or occasionally, indicating a potential market for an engaging new magazine.
3) The most popular music genre was pop, with 40% selecting it, showing pop is a good genre for the new magazine to focus on. Music magazine questionnaire results
Music magazine questionnaire resultslaullybums1
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From a questionnaire of 10 school-aged children, the majority (55%) were female. Most respondents were between 13-14 years old (50%) and read music magazines weekly (40%). The most popular music genre was pop (40%). The key features readers look for are posters (30%) and celebrity interviews (30%). Based on this research, the document's author plans to create a £2.50 weekly pop music magazine targeting 13-17 year olds that focuses on these popular elements.Magzine presentation analysis
Magzine presentation analysisnorwich city sixth form
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about a magazine product created as part of a school project. The survey asked respondents about distribution channels, target audiences, and what they liked about the magazine. Most respondents said the magazine was good and would occasionally buy it. They enjoyed the colors and layout, and thought the freebie was a good inclusion. The magazine was aimed at indie/rock fans aged 16-20.Media Qs
- 1. Question 1 How often do you buy a music magazine? Never 23 % Daily 0 % Weekly 7 % Monthly 46 % Yearly 23 % Most people that took our questionnaire said that they buy a music magazine monthly so we will focus most on making out magazine monthly as this way it will be most beneficial. However, a quarter of the voters said that they buy a music magazine yearly; although this did not have the most vote which means that we will take it into account, but not focus on it. A few people said that they never buy a music magazine, so they are not relevant to our target audience.
- 2. Question 2 What should the article in this music magazine focus on? Gigs 23 % Artist 46 % Gossip 30 % New Albums 0% Half of the voters said that we should focus on artists when producing this magazine so we will find information and make sure there is interesting news about them. The other half of the voters were split between focussing on gossip and news about gigs, we will take this into account when making the music magazine, but it wont be our main focus.
- 3. Question 3 Would you rather the magazine to be black and white or colour? Black/white 0 % Colour 100 %
- 4. Question 4 What kind of language would you rather the magazine was written in? Formal 23 % Informal 76 %
- 5. Question 5 What ratio would you rather the magazine was in? More text than pictures 7 % More pictures than text 38 % Equal amount of pictures and text 53 %
- 6. Question 6 Would you be more interested in reading about: British artists 0 % International artists 15 % Both 84 %
- 7. Question 7 How much are you willing to pay for a music magazine? Less than £1 0 % £1 - £2 60 % £3 - £4 40 % £4 + 0 %
- 8. Question 8 Would you prefer the front cover to be filled with images or just have one single main photo. Filled With Images 60 % One Single Photo 0 % Not Really Bothered 40 %
- 9. Question 9 Would you prefer a basic layout/design or to be more complex with thought put into design? Basic Layout & Design 20 % Complex with Effective Design 60 % Not Really Bothered 20 %
- 10. Question 10 What's a good colour scheme for a magazine? Red, Black, White 60 % Grey, Purple, White 10 % Brown, White, Grey 10 % Yellow, Red, Black 10 % Not Really Bothered 10 %
- 11. Question 11 What genre of music do you prefer? RnB 50 % Pop 0 % Rock 30 % Commercial Chart Music 20 % Other 0 %
- 12. Question 12 Would you buy a magazine because it relates to a genre of music you prefer? Yes 100 % No 0 % Maybe 0 %