Questionnaire Results

St. Andrew’s Catholic SchoolCentre Number – 64135

Student Name – Feargus BrackenCandidate Number - 4009

Question 1

5

6

Gender

MaleFemaleOther

These results demonstrate a fairly even ,with a slight majority towards a female oriented audience. With this information, additions can be made to the magazine to appeal to both genders.

Question 2

9

1

Age

Below 1314-2122-2930-3738-4546+

A large majority , 90% , of my surveyed audience are below the age of 21, which means I can edit my magazine to contain conventions which appeal to a younger audience.

Question 3

8

1

1

Occupation

StudentPart-TimeFull TimeUnemployed

This representation of a audience connotes how much disposable income is available, which means the price should be reflective of the disposable income of these groups.

Question 4

10

Subscription Y/N

YesNo

This reveals that none of my surveyed audience hold a magazine subscription, which could link to a decrease in potential subscription profits.

Question 5

1

9

Considered Subscription

YesNo

This exhibits that any offers regarding subscription would be a waste of potential space on the front cover or contents page of my magazine, as only one of those I surveyed considered it.

Question 6

12

2

1

44

2

11

2

Genre

RnBCountryHip HopClassicRockPopIndieSoundtrackHouseMetal

These results demonstrate that there is a large mixture of music tastes out of my surveyed audience (the question being two genres they listen to). Metal is the joint most mentioned with pop.

Question 7

5

3

3

Promotional Offer

CDMP3PosterTicket Competi-ton

These results highlight the preference of digital media over that of old physical copes. Posters normally come free, whilst ticket competitions only have a selected number of winners. I will aim to ‘repeat’ the use of digital media to attract a promotional audience.

Question 8

10

1

Common Rock Magazine

KerrangMojo

These results exhibit that Kerrang! has the most brand recognition, amongst those who read rock magazines and those who do not (as my surveyed audience is a mixture).

Question 9

2

8

1

Which is the most powerful?

Image 1Image 2Image 31

2

3

These results create a implication that edited images hold a greater power than images of actual events, as one and three are unedited, while the second image has a edited shattered glass effect, which Associates violence with power.

Conclusion• The questionnaire demonstrates some results that match with my survey

monkey, such as the lack of subscription holders. This further cements the idea that the subscription, by itself, offers no appeal to a reader. This is why, with my magazine, I aim to offer additional benefits for subscribing.

• Overall, the results from my questionnaire give me further reason to back up.