NEA part 4- Audience Profile

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  • What did you find useful about the information collated? 
  • How are you going to use the information collated to establish/define a target audience for your product? 
  • What does your audience expect to see in the product you're going to create?
  • How are you going to use the information collated to come up with designs and house-styles for your product?



1] I now know more of what to put in my magazine.
2] My target audience are any football fans who are interested in Chelsea. My information is based on the Champions League final in 2012.
3] I think my audience is expecting lots of information on photos based on the Champions league final.
4] My information is going to go on one side and my designs and photos will be on the other side.

My audience can be any gender but they are aimed at a younger audience. 

Comments

  1. Luis AmadorJune 5, 2019 at 4:10 AM

    You need to include your graphs from the questionnaire... you can't just write these results without proof.

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