Friday, 7 May 2010

Feedback Evaluation

From my feedback I found out that my magazine has achieved the target audience of 15-25 year olds. When I asked what kind of music being promoted? From the replies they all said metal and one reply said about the acoustic guitar on the front. The reason I had an acoustic guitar is because I didn’t have access to an electric one. From the feedback I have been given I think I have done a good job with keeping with the genre, the feature article, and the text throughout my magazine.

On the front cover it shows a menu which gives them a bit of information that is included in the magazine. In the feedback I was given a reply saying that there is a lot of content I added the menu on the front so that the viewers didn’t have to look into the magazine to find out about what is included in the magazine it was mostly band names with page numbers next to them to show what bands where included in the magazine.

The feedback says that I have made the magazine appealing to look at, from the feedback it shows that the magazine isn’t boring to look at and that there is a wide enough range of items on the content page because I got positive replies from all my feedback.

All of them said that if they found the magazine on the train they would pick it up and read it if they found it but not all of them said that they would buy it because they don’t usually buy music magazines.

The feedback shows that I have made my feature article interesting and that the one image that I did include on the feature article wasn’t always seen by the people that are looking at it. One of the replies I got said that there wasn’t an image on the feature article this means that the image that I did include wasn’t that noticeable and that I should of made it stand out a bit more.

From the feedback I have had positive responses from most of the people they picked up on some good points about the acoustic guitar and the image on the feature article. Most of the feedback shows that I have stuck to the genre well and kept to the music magazine codes and conventions.

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