Most of my class mates have used the classical method of handing out
the questionnaires to the other students in the room. However, because
my music genre is obscure and rarely liked, I have decided to use Survey
Monkey and Tumblr combined to gain my Target Audience's answers.
Firstly,
I created 8 questions on Survey Monkey. Survey Monkey is an online site
which allows you to create a Questionnaire and share it to the
audience. The 8 questions I made were:
1. How old are you?
2. Would you be interested to buy a K-Pop magazine?
Yes,
No,
Maybe
3. How much would you pay for the magazine?
£1.00,
£1.50,
£2.00,
£2.50,
More than £3.00
4. Name a Korean group/idol of which you listen to the most.
5. What would you like to see in the magazine? You may pick more than one
Competitions
Latest K-pop Songs
K-pop Fashion
Interviews with Korean Idols/Groups
6. Which of these Mastheads would you like to see as the magazine name?
Coup D'etat,
Crooked,
Trouble,
Loathe
7. What sorts of Competitions would you like to see? Pick two
Tickets to a Concert,
Meet and Greet,
Signed Poster,
K-pop Accessories,
Win a Signed Album.
8. What Colour scheme would you like to see on the Magazine?
Red, Black and White
Blue, Black and White
Purple and Black
Red and Black
White and Black
Yellow and Black
Purple and White
After creating the Survey and publishing it, I then went onto Tumblr and promoted the website and asked the people to answer the questions. Tumblr is a social-networking site which people can create a blog and post/re-blog thinks that about they like; similar to Blogger. I posted this post and asked my followers to answer the survey:
At the moment, the survey is still being answered. The last time I looked, about 20 people have answered the survey. In order to get an accurate Music Magazine, I wish for as many to answer it as possible. I am waiting for the answers to slow down then I will close the Questionnaire.
I will update soon.
This is how the Survey Monkey editing part looked (click to see at a larger scale):
This is how the Survey Monkey editing part looked (click to see at a larger scale):
