The audience for the magazine would be fans of psychedelic music from middle-class backgrounds, likely college students or people living alternative lifestyles. Using a consumer characterisation model, the target audience would be classified as "Reformers". Reformers are socially aware, value tolerance, and independent judgment. They seek authentic experiences and products, rather than just novelty.
The audience for the magazine would be fans of psychedelic music from middle-class backgrounds, likely college students or people living alternative lifestyles. Using a consumer characterisation model, the target audience would be classified as "Reformers". Reformers are socially aware, value tolerance, and independent judgment. They seek authentic experiences and products, rather than just novelty.
The audience for the magazine would be fans of psychedelic music from middle-class backgrounds, likely college students or people living alternative lifestyles. Using a consumer characterisation model, the target audience would be classified as "Reformers". Reformers are socially aware, value tolerance, and independent judgment. They seek authentic experiences and products, rather than just novelty.
The audience for my magazine would understandably be fans of
psychedelic music as it is the genre of music that the magazine endorses. Other demographic factors that my audience have would most likely be a middle class background, as stated in question 2 (using the NRS social grade this would most likely be C1.) these would either be college students or people who live alternative lifestyles than the rest of mainstream society.
Using Young and Rubicams cross cultural consumer characterisation
model, the target audience most associated with purchasing the magazine and psychedelic music would be The Reformer. Succeed er
Resigne d Explorer
Mainstrea m
Reforme r Struggle r
Aspirer
The Reformer is the least anti-materialistic of the 7 groups. They are
socially aware, priding themselves on tolerance and will often appear as being intellectual. They are often at the leading edge of society and value their own independent judgement they seek authenticity. Unlike explorers they will no just buy something just because it is new or out of novelty.