The document summarizes research findings about the children's magazine Titli. It provides insights such as:
1) Titli was perceived as appealing most to 8-12 year olds and to a lesser extent 13-14 year olds. It had an image as a source of good, harmless entertainment for children.
2) Popular segments in Titli included the friendly ghost, magic monkey, and short stories. Titli was also the most popular/bought children's magazine.
3) Inferences from the data suggest targeting the magazine towards 6-14 year olds with adjustments like shortening length, removing unpopular content, adding sections like science fiction, and potentially introducing an English version.
The document summarizes research findings about the children's magazine Titli. It provides insights such as:
1) Titli was perceived as appealing most to 8-12 year olds and to a lesser extent 13-14 year olds. It had an image as a source of good, harmless entertainment for children.
2) Popular segments in Titli included the friendly ghost, magic monkey, and short stories. Titli was also the most popular/bought children's magazine.
3) Inferences from the data suggest targeting the magazine towards 6-14 year olds with adjustments like shortening length, removing unpopular content, adding sections like science fiction, and potentially introducing an English version.
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The document summarizes research findings about the children's magazine Titli. It provides insights such as:
1) Titli was perceived as appealing most to 8-12 year olds and to a lesser extent 13-14 year olds. It had an image as a source of good, harmless entertainment for children.
2) Popular segments in Titli included the friendly ghost, magic monkey, and short stories. Titli was also the most popular/bought children's magazine.
3) Inferences from the data suggest targeting the magazine towards 6-14 year olds with adjustments like shortening length, removing unpopular content, adding sections like science fiction, and potentially introducing an English version.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Research Contd… Findings from Quantitative Research Perceptions of Titli • Superior magazine. • Titli was perceived as a magazine appealing more to 8-12 year old children and, to a lesser extent, 13- 14 year old children • Image of Titli was that of a source of "good, harmless entertainment..Parents feelings. • It was meant for younger children and had no great value for older Inspection.. Annual Household Income Lapse Rate Relative Preference of Various Features Published in Titli Assessed by Parents Current Purchase Of Children's magazine Profile of Titli Readers Monthly Household Income Main Leisure Activities Of Children Monthly Household Income Inferences • Annual Household Income up to Rs 12500 to 25000. • Higher age higher lapse rate. • Friendly ghost, Magic Monkey and Short stories are the most popular segments. • Titli is the most popular/bought children magazine • Inferences.. • For 3-5 yrs segment: Their main leisure activities are indoor games and watching tv. • 6-14 yrs old children spent considerable amount of time reading magazine as a leisure activity. • Titli captured more than 100% market share in the monthly Income range of 1000-2500. • English magazine is preferred among Inferences.. • 22 pages on short stories… • Does it worth the space taken? • Quizzes , read aloud stories are least preferred across the age groups. • Excessive Cartoon stories? • Solution • Shorten the length of the magazine. • Remove unpopular short stories and quizzes and puzzles etc. • Include science fiction and general knowledge section. • Target 6-14 yrs. • Reduction of price. • Maybe a weekly version. • Introduce English version for the high income groups.