3 people liked the idea of newer bands being shown and talked about, 7 people wanted to see reviews, a staggering 15 people like the idea of articles including information about local gigs and events, and only a handful of people liked the idea of new albums or songs, though reviews may come paired with this, therefore I will be sure to include bigger sections and more attention towards reviews and local events, as well as articles linked to this, such as newer bands.

I think that I may have gained more variation in my answers if I showed more examples, as the opinions shown were limited. I could have also reworded the question to allow for a more open view.

This question was created mainly as a way to see if people liked the idea of contact and inclusive activity from the magazine, opposed to selecting a precise form of it.

All but two people liked the idea of giveaways and audience reviews, and so I will include this as a main feature. I have also seen this in other magazines, and so is not niche, but however is a successful feature. An audience likes contact with bands and magazines, and like their ideas and opinions to be expressed.

One person mentioned ‘Flickr’ in the others section

It seems that not many people are not actually regular buyers of music magazines judging by my results. However, roughly three people were regular buyers of Kerrang!, which could be interesting and quite manageable, as it fits my genre, and means that their opinions would fit well with my magazine.