Thursday, 5 November 2015

Reader Profile Research

Researching Reader Profiles 

Reader Profile-A document which describes a specific member of a target audience.


-Show an existing reader profile and break down each area and state why it is important for a magazine to understand their audience and profile their readers. For e.g. what type of audience does it attract? Gender ratio? Age or reader? Social class bracket? Where they distribute? What makes it desirable/ the audiences want to consume it?
-State what you think your reader will want
-What is the purpose of a reader profile?
-How will a reader profile help sell your product?


Demographic Information
Hard Information – Information which is unquestionable, such as age, gender and income, 

Psychographic Information
Information that is subjective to opinion and can change on a daily basis.

What music genre do you like?
What bands and artists do you like?
How much do you spend on music concerts per year?
What’s your favourite brand?
How do you consume music?
How often do you listen to music?
What do you use to listen to music? 


What is a Reader Profile?

A reader profile is a source of primary research which consists of many pieces of information put together. It often informs individuals of the type of consumers that purchase certain magazines.


NME Reader Profile


It is important for magazine companies to make reader profiles as it allows them to identify what sort of advertisements, and stories should be contained in their magazine.

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