Showing posts with label Target Audience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Target Audience. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 December 2013

My Target Audience


My target audience consists of both men and women, the majority being in the age bracket of 16-30. Although the music within this magazine is typically found in clubbing environment, many 16+ youths will be fans of this genre, therefore there needs must be met as well.

According to channel 4's youth research website 'UK Tribes', the segments of youth society that would fit my target audience are chavers, with some attributes which are similar to the aspirant section, due to a shared interest in social networks such as instagram. 

Chavers are associated with bass music, hedonism, and an undivided love for the weekend. Alcohol and casual drugs are connoted with chavers due to the events that they are commonly known to attend, and the 90s origination of drum and bass/house music which proved the use of these substances very popular. Global gathering, creamfeilds, innovation in the sun, and one nation are well known events that the majority of the target audience would hope to attend.




Most chavers use the social networking sites instagram and twitter, along with music based apps/websites, such as soundcloud. These are similar to the networks that are favoured by aspirant youths, who are considered wealthier and have the money to go to the big events that chavers enjoy. 



Some other brands commonly favoured by chavers: 



UK Tribes Chavers video:





Target Audience Video




Pictures of my example target audience








Monday, 9 December 2013

Target Audience Questionnaire

My target audience questionnaire will be distributed to 20 young people within the age range of 15-30. I aim to collect results from the questions which will inform me on what is required by my target readers, and how I can create a magazine which fulfills their needs and expectations. the content of my magazine will be influenced by the results because I will be able to find out what topics are considered the most interesting. the questions were formed in order to collect information that I would find relevant and useful during the construction of the magazine; without this key stage, I may include irrelevant content or design a layout which is unfavoured by my target audience. 

1. How old are you? 

2. What is your favourite genre of music? 

3. Who are your favourite artists within that genre? 

4. Which shops do you most frequently shop in? 

5. Do you do a lot of online shopping? 

6. Do you use social media sites? (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram)

7. Do you attend many gigs and/or concerts? 

8. How do you enjoy spending your free time?

9. What is your favourite radio station?

10. How would you describe your typical night out?