Once I had asked for my teachers and classmates for their feedback, I took on board some of their improvement ideas and decided to create a questionnaire asking my target audience what they thought I should do next. I asked 20 people in total of both ages and genders and these were my results:
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| As there was a lot of comments about the photography in my feedback, I asked my target audience if they thought it needed improving. As 15 people thought it could be improved, I am going to take this on board and take a series of new images focusing on quality, relevance and mise-en-scene. |
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At the moment my magazine doesn't have a colour scheme and is mainly monochrome throughout with splashes of colour from the images. I got lots of negative comments about this when I asked for feedback so I decided to ask my target audience what colour schemes they liked best. Red, yellow and black is a very conventional colour scheme for magazines, particularly NME so I was pleased when my target audience chose orange, green and black. I think this will make my magazine unique as they aren't primary colours so should look original and effective.
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I am very pleased with the results I got for this question. The fact that half of the people I questioned would definitely buy my magazine at this current state is a very positive outcome. I will ensure that my updated magazine is even more effective and attractive to encourage more people to buy it.
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As you can see, my target audience believed my contents page needs the most improvement. I shall definitely take this on board as there was a lot of negative comments about it from my peer and teacher feedback as well. I will focus on making the page less cluttered, improving the photos and playing around with sizing.
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