Magazine Questionnaire Results Analysis
I gave out the magazine questionnaire to a
random group of people. I used a range of open and closed questions to gather my results so that they had the opportunity to add their own answers if the answers given were not what they would choose. At the end of my questionnaire I wrote a debrief to allow them withdraw their results if they didn't wish for me to keep hold of them. Here are my results from the study.
5/5 of the people I gave the questionnaire
to have in the past or currently do read magazines.
Only 1/5 of the people I gave the
questionnaires to no longer reads magazines due to them being too expensive.
Here is a tally of each of the types of
magazine that people enjoy reading.
Gossip
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Fashion
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Music
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Sport
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Film
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Design
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Fashion and music, as can be seen in the
results above, were two most popular, with film and design being the least
popular.
4/5 of the people I gave the questionnaire continue
to read their chosen magazines.
Only 1/5 of the people I gave the
questionnaires to no longer reads magazines due to them being too expensive. I
will bear this in mind when deciding how to price my own magazine.
Kerrang was the most popular magazines
mentioned by 2/5 of the participants. The general popular choice for magazines
was music, including NME, Sight & Sound, MOJO and Kerrang. However, Gossip
the evidence I found suggests that gossip magazines are very popular to, as
shown on the table below.
Gossip
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Fashion
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Music
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Sport
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Film
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Design
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Closer
Glamour
Take a Break
Pick Me Up
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Closer
Glamour
GQ
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MOJO
Kerrang
Sight & Sound
NME
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Ride UK
Four Four Two
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GQ
Empire
Little White Lies
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Here is a tally of the different reasons
why people are more likely to buy a magazine.
Offers
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Not too expensive
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Interest in what the
issue is about
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Eye catching front
cover
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Interest in that
magazine
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These results show that one of the main
reasons that people will buy a magazine is because of an eye catching front
cover, 4/5 of participants selected this as a factor that encourages them to
purchase a magazine. Two other important factors are that there is an interest
in what the issue is about, this could link to the eye catching front cover as
people will notice the name of bands, brands or celebrities that are interested
in, on a front cover. The two least chosen were the offers available (including
posters, gifts, freebies, vouchers etc.) and a general interest in the actual
magazine.
I will use this information that I have
gathered, along with the information from my interviews, to help make my punk
rock magazine appealing to its target audiences, focusing on the importance of
the front cover to the buyer.
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