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Research: Survey Results

 Here are the results of the survey I did.

Q1

What is your age?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
15-1716
18-2517
25+9



Most of my respondents are between the ages of 18-25, which is the targeted 
Q2

Do you like reading a beauty magazine?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Yes25
No17



Q3

How often do you read a beauty magazine?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Very Often5
Occasionally21
Not at all16


This shows that the demand for beauty magazine is 59% and at least 61% of them read magazines either often or just occasionally. So I can expect that a large audience would be reading my magazine.

Q4

Would a free gift encourage you to buy a magazine

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Yes28
No14


Q5

What type of beauty-themed magazine do you like to read?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Bold Beauty3
Teen Beauty11
Natural Beauty24
Other4

I asked this question to learn more about the taste of the readers I'll be targeting, which could heavily be influenced by cultural preferences. As shown in the results most of the respondents prefer a natural sense of beauty to be promoted.

Q6

What would you want to read in a beauty magazine?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Makeup and fashion17
Interviews with insta beauty gurus4
Diversity in beauty across cultures8
Beauty Trends13
Tips and hacks18
Health and diet19
Product reviews9
Other2


To add variety in my content, I asked for the specific interests of my readers. As seen in the results, majority want to read about health and dietary habits, fashion and makeup and daily tips and hacks. Respondents might not be interested in reading about insta gurus and influencers and product reviews.
Q7

What type of subscription offers would encourage you to buy the magazine?

Multiple Choice


ChoiceTotal
6-months subscription8
Annual subscription7
Direct-Debit subscriptions4
A gift subscription21


Q8

Do you think beauty articles could be racists and controversial?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Yes33
No9


Q9

What do you think could be done about it?

Essay


Respondents'' answers to these questions have given me a broader understanding of both the positive and negative influences of conventions illustrated in beauty magazines and how to draw a fine line between the two.

Q10

How much would you be willing to pay for a magazine?

Scale

This shows that's the average price my readers would be willing to pay is Rs.200. So I guess I could charge a price slightly above this amount would be appropriate for both my magazine company and affordable for my readers as well.

Q11

Where do you usually get your magazines from?

Multiple Choice


 ChoiceTotal
Physical outlets22
Online web-stores8
Door-front Direct deliveries11


Most of the readers access magazines through physical outlets so that will be a good option for the distribution of my magazine.

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