Showing posts with label Feedback and Audience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feedback and Audience. Show all posts
Thursday, 21 April 2016
Monday, 11 January 2016
Video Questionnaire
Thursday, 3 December 2015
Double page spread feedback
Lucy Edwards: So far, I like the article of your double page spread and I think it works effectively with the front cover. I also like the large quote that is centred in the middle of the two columns because it made me want to read the article more. The use of the logo of the festival shows how the article links in with the magazine theme and it has made me intrigued to visit the festival.
Bella Penfold: I like the contents of the double page spread that Rianna has created so far, however I can see a few areas of improvement. For example the background colour is quite bland and doesn't reflect the bright and fun atmosphere found at festivals. The colour that is used to could be more similar to the festival logo and show a theme to the double page spread. Otherwise, I like the beginning of this and I will be excited to read this when it is completed.
Bethany Fleming: From looking at this double page spread, I can see a few improvements that could be made to the image and colour scheme. I think that the image is quite dark and does not help the article to stand out as it should. The use of photo editing or a change of the photo will make it a lot more vibrant and interesting to look at. I am intrigued to see the final copy of this double page spread but I think changes to the background colour and the text colours will be a massive improvement.
Monday, 16 November 2015
Analysis of my questionnaire results
I asked 13 questions to a group of people through the social media site Facebook. This is so that I have a wide range of different opinions and can see who I should aim my magazine at and the price and genre I should focus on.
The first question asked how old the person taking the survey was, this meant I could see the links between people of the same age for the other questions and work out the favourite opinions of my target audience of 16-20 year olds.
The second question asked the gender so this could also help me see who my magazine would appeal to more and if there was a different in favourite music genre depending on the gender of the person.
I then asked a simple question of whether someone reads a magazine regularly or not. This helps me understand what age range and genre is more likely to read a magazine and purchase one on a regular basis. The results for this was that an older audience is less likely to buy a magazine then a younger audience, however, there was very little male users who purchase magazines.
I then asked for the type of magazine they favoured. I gave a selection of 6 popular music magazines so that I could see what type of magazine I should base mine on. It showed that many of the younger audience preferred NME and Vibe as their favourite magazine. There was no choice of Classical magazine showing that this genre of music would not be useful as a feature in my magazine.
This linked in with the question of their favourite genre of music, by asking this, I could see that House was the most popular among teenagers and my target audience chose drum and bass, pop and house as their three most popular music types. I can therefore use this information to add into my magazine and make it appeal to the majority of young people.
I asked the question of my audiences favourite colour and their favourite high street brand so that I can feature these certain things in my magazine. By incorporating the favoured colours and styles of my intended audience, I can form a magazine that is user friendly and appealing to a wide range of people.
Furthermore, to gather more personal information about my audience I asked how they listen to their music and how many gigs they attend on a yearly basis. From this, I can gather the types of personalities they have and whether they are out going or more shy and preserved. This could be reflected on the image of my magazine and how I promote it to my audience.
I insured to ask a question on pricing on the survey as this is important for the marketing of my magazine. By asking about price, I can see where my own magazines finances should be aiming in order to make a good profit yeah still be reasonably priced so many people are interested in buying it. The younger audience answered that they would spend slightly less on a magazine compared to the older audience, however they are more interested in buying the magazine, therefore I know to market my magazine in the range of roughly £2 each.
The first question asked how old the person taking the survey was, this meant I could see the links between people of the same age for the other questions and work out the favourite opinions of my target audience of 16-20 year olds.
The second question asked the gender so this could also help me see who my magazine would appeal to more and if there was a different in favourite music genre depending on the gender of the person.
I then asked a simple question of whether someone reads a magazine regularly or not. This helps me understand what age range and genre is more likely to read a magazine and purchase one on a regular basis. The results for this was that an older audience is less likely to buy a magazine then a younger audience, however, there was very little male users who purchase magazines.
I then asked for the type of magazine they favoured. I gave a selection of 6 popular music magazines so that I could see what type of magazine I should base mine on. It showed that many of the younger audience preferred NME and Vibe as their favourite magazine. There was no choice of Classical magazine showing that this genre of music would not be useful as a feature in my magazine.
This linked in with the question of their favourite genre of music, by asking this, I could see that House was the most popular among teenagers and my target audience chose drum and bass, pop and house as their three most popular music types. I can therefore use this information to add into my magazine and make it appeal to the majority of young people.
I asked the question of my audiences favourite colour and their favourite high street brand so that I can feature these certain things in my magazine. By incorporating the favoured colours and styles of my intended audience, I can form a magazine that is user friendly and appealing to a wide range of people.
Furthermore, to gather more personal information about my audience I asked how they listen to their music and how many gigs they attend on a yearly basis. From this, I can gather the types of personalities they have and whether they are out going or more shy and preserved. This could be reflected on the image of my magazine and how I promote it to my audience.
I insured to ask a question on pricing on the survey as this is important for the marketing of my magazine. By asking about price, I can see where my own magazines finances should be aiming in order to make a good profit yeah still be reasonably priced so many people are interested in buying it. The younger audience answered that they would spend slightly less on a magazine compared to the older audience, however they are more interested in buying the magazine, therefore I know to market my magazine in the range of roughly £2 each.
Monday, 14 September 2015
My first post
This is my first experience using blogger as I have never made a blog before. I am starting my AS Media course this year and I am very apprehensive to how I will do.
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