Questionnaire Results Analysis
The results
of the college magazine questionnaires show that 90% don’t already read the
college magazine, showing us that it is currently not reaching or engaging the
target audience thus falling short of its purpose.
Our survey
also showed that the top 5 colours were white, red, black, blue and purple.
This gives us a pallet of colours to use when deciding on the design of the
front cover and contents page.
80% of
questionnaires said they wanted to see a student or student work as the main
front cover image, ruling out ideas like nature or technology for this
position.
75% of
people surveyed said that they would pay between 50pence and £1 to buy a good
quality college magazine. This gives us a good idea of what an acceptable price
would be to sell the magazine at.
The top 5
subjects that students wanted to be covered in the magazine were College
events, technology, jobs, gig guide and films. This tells us what content to
include in the magazine.
Many of the
questionnaires which submitted a name suggestion for the magazine included east
Norfolk or the abbreviation EN.
85% of
questionnaires stated that freebies would entice them further into buying the
magazine, suggesting coffee vouchers and food vouchers could be a good idea to
add.
It was a
50/50 split on whether there should be an online version of the magazine,
suggesting that if we did include one, it could certainly gain popularity.
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