The document discusses audience feedback received on a magazine format and design. The feedback indicated that the magazine's color scheme, layout, and style of artist photography aligned well with other hip hop magazines and was an improvement over recent drafts. Viewers agreed the magazine had a conventional hip hop magazine appearance.
This magazine will focus on the pop music genre as research found it is preferred by many people and is the author's preferred genre as well. The magazine will include interviews with pop artists, reviews of new pop music releases, and articles on pop artists and upcoming pop music events to relate well to the target audience.
Sophie's target audience for her rock magazine was the alternative community. She researched the stereotypes, hobbies, and interests of this group to appeal to them. She created a moodboard focusing on the visual aspects like band preferences to grab their attention. Sophie also developed detailed reader and audience profiles to understand what content and features would attract buyers and ensure the magazine catered to both general readers and individual audience members.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for an indie rock magazine. Respondents indicated a preference for Q magazine and Kerrang as examples to follow. They favored colors like red, yellow, blue, black, white and purple for the magazine's design. Masthead options like "Indie Fusion" and "The Music Scene" were popular. Artists like Florence and the Machine, The XX and Oasis were considered good choices to represent indie rock. Readers wanted to see interviews and reviews of bands/artists as articles. For the cover, a female group or artist was preferred.