College Magazine Research - Questionnaire.

When I conducted my questionnaire, I used the following questions:

1) Are you Male or Female?
2) How much are you willing to pay for a magazine?
3) What content would you like in a magazine?
4) What genre of music do you like?
 5) What adverts do you think are suitable for a college magazine?
6) Would you be prepared to subscribe for a college magazine?
7) What sort of things do you buy with your spare money?
8) What do you do in your spare time?
9) What style would you like in a college magazine?
10) Would you rather more visuals or text in a college magazine?

In the first graph, I've asked what people spend most of their disposable income on, and the result of that is clothing. The second largest thing that people spend their money on is video games, so I feel that I would need to include both clothing and video game adverts and content into a college magazine, as it is what would appeal to the audience the most. 

In the second graph, I asked what content students would like to see in a college magazine. I including many options, which consisted of; College information, music, quizzes, horoscopes and fun, sport, interviews w/ staff, free stuff, films and video games, lifestyle tops and fashion and gossip. Most of the options had an equal amount of people voting for it, but the ones that most people wanted were a section on gossip, and a section on music. The least popular options were sport sections, and free things included with the magazine. When creating the magazine, I know that I would need to include a large section on gossip, and a page or two on music, and would know not to include a lot of sport and the average student isn't really bothered with it.