Research and planning: research target audience.

Alex Preece                                                     Sunday, 29^th September 2013

Research and Planning: research Target Audience.

Questions.

1. If you were to walk by a magazine, what colors do you think would attract your attention?

2. What type of writing style do you prefer?

3. As a front cover of a student magazine what images would you like to see on it?

4. How much would you be willing to pay for a student magazine?

5. What kind of topics would you like to be shown in a magazine for students?

6. When thinking of a Title for a student magazine, what ideas spring to your mind?

I have asked 3 people the questions above and this is what they said –

1.

a) Bright, green, neon pink, stand out from the rest

b) Orange, Purple

c) Bright colours, yellow, light blue

2.

a) Bold

b) Bubbly, loud

c) Informal

3.

a) Student, inside the colleges, various teachers

b) Activities to do at colleges, and pictures of people on courses.

c) Students

4.

a) 50P

b)£2.50

c)£1.00

5.

a) Courses, glossary index,

b) Courses, Music, activities

c) Courses

6.

a) Learning book, Student information for dummies

b) Student’s society

c) A new Start

Target Audience Evaluation.

I asked six questions to three Students.

I found out that they liked Bright colours for the text and the text should be written in an informal way, the front cover should contain pictures of student on certain activities and courses. They would pay around 50P - £2.50. It will also contain information on upcoming cinema films, music and fashion trends. I have come up with a name by talking to another student from Ludlow College and came up with the name “Creative Cats”.