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Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Friday, 26 March 2010
Final piece questionnaire
Final piece questionnaires
To conclude with my project I have written a questionnaire for my peers to fill out.
This is like a follow up to the survey but I have instead used a microsoft word document to write the questions that I wanted to ask, I then handed these out in my class.
I have 12 questions that all refer to my media product and that I hope will show that other people are happy and would buy my music magazine.
Questionnaire 1:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes, a big one.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
More colour and generally looks more professional.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes it would appeal to them a lot.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes the basic yet affective background makes them stand out and make them look more professional.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
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10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes. It would appeal to them as they are a similar age.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes. Very good.
12. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes it looks very good.
Questionnaire 2:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
Its set out more efficiently.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes it would appeal to them a lot.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes it looks really professional.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes they aren't cluttered.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
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10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes because students are most likely to read it.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes.
12. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes, its looks appealing and interesting.
Questionnaire 3:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes it looks a lot more better.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
Layout.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
-
10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes because they may know the people included.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes.
13. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes, its looks attractive.
Questionnaire 4:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
Looks more professional, picture is bigger, less in it. Its very good.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes they are very good.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
-
10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes.
13. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes.
To conclude with my project I have written a questionnaire for my peers to fill out.
This is like a follow up to the survey but I have instead used a microsoft word document to write the questions that I wanted to ask, I then handed these out in my class.
I have 12 questions that all refer to my media product and that I hope will show that other people are happy and would buy my music magazine.
Questionnaire 1:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes, a big one.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
More colour and generally looks more professional.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes it would appeal to them a lot.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes the basic yet affective background makes them stand out and make them look more professional.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
-
10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes. It would appeal to them as they are a similar age.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes. Very good.
12. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes it looks very good.
Questionnaire 2:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
Its set out more efficiently.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes it would appeal to them a lot.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes it looks really professional.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes they aren't cluttered.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
-
10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes because students are most likely to read it.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes.
12. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes, its looks appealing and interesting.
Questionnaire 3:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes it looks a lot more better.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
Layout.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
-
10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes because they may know the people included.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes.
13. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes, its looks attractive.
Questionnaire 4:
1. Are you Male or Female?
Female.
2. How old are you?
16.
3. Did you answer the survey that I set up?
Yes.
4. Do you think that there is an improvement from my preliminary task and my final piece?
Yes.
5. If so what improvements do you think there are?
Looks more professional, picture is bigger, less in it. Its very good.
6. Does my magazine look like it would appeal to the target audience I choose (teenage females) and the right psycho dynamic groups (main streamers and aspirer's)?
Yes.
7. Do you think that I have applied the right conventions to my music magazine that you would see on a professional product?
Yes.
8. Are the pictures that I have included on my magazine of a professional standard?
Yes they are very good.
9. If not what could I do to improve them?
-
10. Do you think that the topic of my magazine being a student band would be popular with readers?
Yes.
11. Do you think that my overall product is up to a professional standard?
Yes.
13. Would you read or attempt to look at my product?
Yes.
Audience
The audience are the most important people in the media world. It is them who, listen or buy said products and are the main source of income.
Audience go into different groupings that depend upon things such as: class, ethnicity and income.
Social economic groups:
All people fit into social economic groups. These groups are labelled in different bands and mainly focus upon the class that a person is.
A- Upper middle class such as high ranking managers or won business.
B- Middle class such as normal managers in companies.
C1- Lower middle class such as junior managers or supervisors.
C2- Skilled working class such as skilled manual workers.
D- Working class such as unskilled manual workers.
E- These are the lowest level of subsistence and these will include unemployed or on a low income.
Psycho graphics:
Psycho graphics are another type of group. Although this group shows more about personalities and aims rather then wealth and class.
There are five main types of psycho graphics:
Succeeder's- People who think they are powerful and successful.
Main Streamers- Go with life. They are average and don't particularly want to stand out.
Aspirer's: People who strive for more. They want a better lifestyle and are not afraid to work hard to achieve it.
Careers- Loving and caring. These people have a social concious and care more about family and others.
Individualists- Independent. They prefer to be alone and not part of the crowd.
Audience go into different groupings that depend upon things such as: class, ethnicity and income.
Social economic groups:
All people fit into social economic groups. These groups are labelled in different bands and mainly focus upon the class that a person is.
A- Upper middle class such as high ranking managers or won business.
B- Middle class such as normal managers in companies.
C1- Lower middle class such as junior managers or supervisors.
C2- Skilled working class such as skilled manual workers.
D- Working class such as unskilled manual workers.
E- These are the lowest level of subsistence and these will include unemployed or on a low income.
Psycho graphics:
Psycho graphics are another type of group. Although this group shows more about personalities and aims rather then wealth and class.
There are five main types of psycho graphics:
Succeeder's- People who think they are powerful and successful.
Main Streamers- Go with life. They are average and don't particularly want to stand out.
Aspirer's: People who strive for more. They want a better lifestyle and are not afraid to work hard to achieve it.
Careers- Loving and caring. These people have a social concious and care more about family and others.
Individualists- Independent. They prefer to be alone and not part of the crowd.
Sunday, 7 March 2010
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Wednesday, 6 January 2010
Analysis of Survey
For my task of creating a music magazine I used a online survey called Survey Monkey to ask my target audience about their interests in music and what they like to see in music articles.
By doing this I can analyse the results that my classmates and target audience said and base my music magazine around their interests and so make my magazine more appealing.
The online survey analyses the results of my ten questions that I set.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/MySurvey_Responses.aspx?sm=5QX9tfmRCeISK2DIoAAVvnKkaroXaZhKKH5ioi%2fyMmo%3d
Above is the link to my survey page. It is here that you will find all of the results of the questions that I asked.
My survey will show that all of the recipents that took my quiz were female, even though i sent my survey to both male and females.
The ages of the people that took my survey were all under 18, this means that they are all probably familiar with different music genres and have more then likely read a music magazine of some kind before.
It was interesting to find that out of that ten, half bought music magazines. This is positive becasue it means that out of the people that do buy music magazines they can give me good feed back as to what they like to see in a music magazine.
Even so it also says that 40% of the people that did say they bought music magazines, the only bought them every other month, with 10% saying that they bought them roughly once a month.
One of my questions that I asked was what do people like to read about in a music magazine. This was a important question to ask because I can see the topics that are popular with the age range I am making the magazine for and include these.
My survey told me that a large majority like to read about latest news and gossip, followed by interviews and then music and bands.
Of course the main aim for my music magazine is for it to sell if I published it on the shelves. As I have made my age range for this magazine 16 and over, I do not want to make is so expansive so that people won't buy it. It is even more crucial for people of this age that a magazine does not cost a huge amount because a lot of people may not be in full time employment.
I aswked how much a person would be willing to pay for a magazine and a majority said £2-3 so I will make sure this is how much I roughly make my magazine.
An equal amount of people said that there favourite genre of music was rock, indie and pop.
By doing this I can analyse the results that my classmates and target audience said and base my music magazine around their interests and so make my magazine more appealing.
The online survey analyses the results of my ten questions that I set.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/MySurvey_Responses.aspx?sm=5QX9tfmRCeISK2DIoAAVvnKkaroXaZhKKH5ioi%2fyMmo%3d
Above is the link to my survey page. It is here that you will find all of the results of the questions that I asked.
My survey will show that all of the recipents that took my quiz were female, even though i sent my survey to both male and females.
The ages of the people that took my survey were all under 18, this means that they are all probably familiar with different music genres and have more then likely read a music magazine of some kind before.
It was interesting to find that out of that ten, half bought music magazines. This is positive becasue it means that out of the people that do buy music magazines they can give me good feed back as to what they like to see in a music magazine.
Even so it also says that 40% of the people that did say they bought music magazines, the only bought them every other month, with 10% saying that they bought them roughly once a month.
One of my questions that I asked was what do people like to read about in a music magazine. This was a important question to ask because I can see the topics that are popular with the age range I am making the magazine for and include these.
My survey told me that a large majority like to read about latest news and gossip, followed by interviews and then music and bands.
Of course the main aim for my music magazine is for it to sell if I published it on the shelves. As I have made my age range for this magazine 16 and over, I do not want to make is so expansive so that people won't buy it. It is even more crucial for people of this age that a magazine does not cost a huge amount because a lot of people may not be in full time employment.
I aswked how much a person would be willing to pay for a magazine and a majority said £2-3 so I will make sure this is how much I roughly make my magazine.
An equal amount of people said that there favourite genre of music was rock, indie and pop.
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