Rhiannon Jones ASMedia
Thursday, 20 December 2012
Evaluation: Question five
I feel that i was successful in attracting my audience due to the positive feedback i have from seventeen year olds. Although i haven't got a lot of response I've had some feedback which suggests interest and excitement. Such as 'Layout is great!' and 'I think it looks amazing!' It seems as if most of my friends have a Preferred reading, although the one example of Aberrant Reading was from a male friend who said 'doesn't really appeal to me' this is understandable due to the amount of female models and style. The audience seem to refer to the layout a lot, when speaking to them in person they said that it seemed a lot like a real magazine, and that you would pick it up off the shelf!
The fact that most of my audience took a positive preferred reading was very pleasing as it means i have completed what i set out to do. The help i have had from my audience has helped me complete the final piece to a satisfactory level which responds greatly with my set audience.
- Conversation started Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Amy HemsleyI think its really good. The layout is great!
- Georgia ThomasI think it looks amazing! it appeals to me and I'm sure it would appeal to many more as it fits a gap in the market!
- Danni HughesLooks great, love the originality of it! Its definatly something i'd want to read!
- Wednesday
- Tom ForresterDoesn't really appeal to me as it is not the sort of thing I would usually buy but it looks slick and professional I can imagine it being a successI used this banner also to attract my audience as i know they would like to have something they love up on their walls. A free gift inside my magazine which related to the kind of music my audience loves intrigues them to buy it.
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Evaluation: Question three
Question 3
What kind
of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
I feel my
product will benefit from the distribution company ‘Frontline’
I
have chosen this distributer as I believe my magazine fits the usual
conventions the distributor sells. Although my magazine doesn’t fit the usual
mainstream category I still feel it will fit well with the distributor as it
sells across a variety of places. This will enable my product to reach my
target audience and maybe others. Frontline also offers a high level of
marketing which will help my magazine by reaching more people.
From
my planning and research I found a specific target audience who I believe will
shop in the stores Frontline sell their merchandise to. I will expect my magazine
to be in small news agents and big supermarkets across Britain. This will help
my magazine reach all my audience enabling them to find the magazine in most
areas as it is convenient.
Frontline also
offer ‘multi-platform’ consumption. This fits perfectly with my target audience
as they will be able to reach the magazine digitally, this will enable the
audience to go out and buy the magazine or sit within the comfort of their own
home. My audience will already use the internet for many different things,
which makes this much more convenient and appropriate.
VintageSound will be an independent
company, this means the production and form of the magazine is not controlled
by Frontline. This means that this partnership enables Frontline to distribute
the product only. This makes everything a lot more expensive, but using
Frontline as my sole provider it will mean that more copies of the magazine
will be made which in turn, means higher levels of marketing.
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