Questionnaire Analysis

Questionnaire Analysis

When we read through the responses given in the questionnaire handed out to fellow EN students the responses were rather varied, however we managed to devise percentages to make it easier for our research purposes.

The main response to the first question which was ‘Do you read the college magazine?’ had a majority of people vote no – with a shocking 90% of students not reading the magazine, giving a clear development that the product is not reaching its target audience; with only 10% saying yes they read it. The second question which gave us an in depth response about colours used has allowed us to work out which colour scheme this magazine should have, they are: black, red, blue and white - these were the top four colours picked. When we asked the students about images on the cover page they only seemed to be a mixed choice about two answers, them being students work and a photograph of a student. The results were varied creating a percentage of 80% for students and only 20% student’s work, which is surprising.

The forth questioned asked the students about price ranges they would be willing to pay for the college magazine, the research experiment carried out four values and only two came back as a positive vote. The two most popular were between 50p and £1, the research suggested this was a majority of about 75%. The next question asked mentioned how often the magazine would be published, the main response was again split between a weekly magazine and every fort-night. The information in which would be featured within the spread was the most inclusive, as this information will be used in our magazine as it will be featured as cover lines on the main cover as well as links in the contents page. The responses were varied so here are the top six responses: college events, links towards technology, jobs information, a gig guide, films and subject information. The masthead will be named something to do with the college’s name, as the mixture was so varied a percentage can’t be written. The freebies question had an 85% review, whilst the online subscription had an even split with 50% each.