Analysing my Survey Results ETHAN WALKER

Question 1

I used this question to determine the age of the answerer's, the age would affect the results given. The age majority is shifted towards a younger audience.

Question 2

I wanted to know what people looked for most in a magazine. This tells me that people are most interested in the feature article image over anything else, so I should focus on the image more than anything else.

Question 3

This was one of the more important questions as I was confused about which colour scheme would have been most preferred. The majority had chosen red, black and white which tells me the audience are into the more classic type of magazine.

Question 4

The most preferred name was RNR (Or Rock N Roll) and the second most preferred was rush. This has given me two options as I can either go with what I want (RUSH) or I can go with what the public wants (RNR).

Question 5

It was a close response between the two answers of Chatty and Formal, but formality came out on top. This gives me an idea that I should acquire both chattiness and formality into one so I can market to both audiences.

Question 6

A mid-shot was the most proffered answer which tells me that the audience is into typical, conventional magazines.

Question 7

For the feel of the magazine Friendly and informative had the most votes then it was friendly that came in second this tells me that a huge majority highly want the magazine to be friendly.

Question 8

This was one of the least important questions as it wouldn’t really change much about my article. The most chosen answer was a male singer which just adds to the fact that people are wanting a more classic magazine.

Question 9

A vast majority had chosen the answer which was Mixed information and pictures this tells me that my magazine should be informative yet not filled up with text. I should include lots of pictures to catch the readers eye and hold their attention.

Question 10

2-3 images on my contents page tells me that the audience want images but not too many as they would like a lot of information to go with it.