I gave out around 20
questionnaires to random members of the public, I tried to evenly distribute it
between males and females therefore my feedback will be fair and reliable.
The second question
was ‘How often do you read magazines’, this was very important, as if people
never read a magazine the rest of their answers wouldn’t be valid. Luckily
every person answered stating that they have read a magazine before.
I followed asking ‘how
much would you usually spend on a magazine?’, I asked this so that when I come
to pricing my magazine I can find out what would be acceptable and what my
target market would usually pay for a high quality magazine.
This graph shows the
statistics of how people answered, as you can see most people answered that
they usually spend £2-£3 pounds on a magazine. After that came £1-£2. Therefore
I should aim to price my magazine between two and three pounds.
I followed by asking
what the respondents favourite part of a magazine is. There were 5 possible
answers including; Fashion tips, Real Life Stories, Front Cover, Interviews and
Other (this allowing the person being questioned to really expand on what they
were wanting to say). Over all the majority of votes went to the “front Cover’
box. This seems to be the most important factor of the magazine as this will
instantly catch the readers attention. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the
rest of the magazine isn’t important however the front cover shows what is
going to be included in the magazine.
‘If you could what would
you improve about a magazine’, I felt this was a very important question as I
can learn greatly from the feedback also giving me an advantage from the
existing magazines. Most people’s responses were very much alike most saying
that they
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