Example:
This example of a reader profile is rather simple. It shows us three percentages, all of which are presented clearly, using different date representation methods such as pie charts and tables. The three bits of data that this reader profile gives us are gender ratio, social democratic profile and age range. As shown in the gender ratio data, there are slightly more male readers of Kerrang! magazine, than there are female readers. However there is very little difference between the two, meaning that the gender is quite well mixed, so that will not limit the amount of sales. The age range data shows that a majority of the audience are at a young age, with a large percentage of the audience probably being teenagers. It is very important for the magazine production company to understand their audience and profile their readers so that they know exactly who is reading the magazine and what their interests are. Examples of ways that Kerrang! magazine would do this, include featuring artists that fit the music genre and the reader profile, or placing plugs within the magazine that would interest the audience, such as a competition to win tickets to music gigs or chances to win new technology.
I think that the reader of my magazine will want a good quality magazine at a reasonable price. They will want the magazine to be filled with information about things that they are interested in. They will want information on bands/artists within the Indie Rock genre, such as when a band will begin touring or release a new album. My reader profile will help me sell my product as it will help me understand my audience, so that I know what to include in my magazine. So the cover of my magazine should feature an Indie Rock artist, as well as sell lines for articles in the magazine, which are about those such artists and other relevant things to the reader profile and music genre of the magazine.
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