The audience feedback confirmed expectations. They highlighted the parts which they thought were best and represented a real magazine more than other features. I already knew this and had reasons for not being able to get all the features looking like a real magazine. I based my magazine on NME and tried to use features so it looked as real as possible but it was hard to get the same effect and features when I had difficulties using Photoshop editing and creating the cover.
I gave my questionnaire to 20 people to fill in so I could analyse the results. Within my music magazine I produced the front cover and then produced a questionnaire to give to other people. Once I had had my results from the questionnaire I analysed these to see what the target audience of my magazine actually thought about it and whether it represented a real music magazine in any way.
From the questionnaire I could see that most of the people who took my questionnaire were between the ages of 14-16. I wanted my magazine to aim keen music fans at around the age of 16 so by having most of the questionnaires being filled out by people from my target age group it gives me accurate feedback from my target audience.
From the questionnaire I could see that most of the people who took my questionnaire were between the ages of 14-16. I wanted my magazine to aim keen music fans at around the age of 16 so by having most of the questionnaires being filled out by people from my target age group it gives me accurate feedback from my target audience.
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