From the questionnaires completed I found out that:
- 40% of the people who filled the questionnaire said that they would pay '£1.50-£2.00' the other 60% said that they would pay '£2.50-£3.00' this feedback has shown me that people will be willing to pay between £1.50 and £3.00. This has given me an idea of where I should base my price. The original price of NME magazine in which i would like to base my price around is £2.20. This has enhanced my knowledge when it comes to pricing my magazine.
- The feedback I got back from the questionnaires when I asked about what colours they associated with indie music were: black, white and red. This gives me an idea of what colours I can use on my magazine to appeal to my audience.
- The words that people wrote down that they associated with indie music were: underground, retro, cool, glamour, guitars. These words appealed to me because they gave me an insight into what people associate with indie music.
- 100% of the people that filled out my questionnaire circled '3-5 times a year' this shows that being 'indie kids' they are obviously into their music, so they go and see live music gigs.
- Most people that filled out the questionnaire put number one as 'pictures and images' on the magazine that they look at first. This has motivated me to make sure that i have excellent photography id this is what my readers will look at first and I want them to have a good first impression. Most of them then put 'quotes from the band artist' next. Showing they they want to know the 'wise words' of their favourite band/artist. When i put quotes in my magazine I have to make sure that they are interesting and will attract my readers attention.