For our audience research, me and my partner have decided to do something abit different rather than just get people to fill out a questionnaire. The reason we decided to do something different is because questionnaires are very boring and people don't really care about them so we decided trying a different method which might work or might not work.
For our audience research we have decided to still ask questions but we have got the public to answer the questions in a different way. Instead of just saying an answer me and my partner have made little cardboard signs that the people in our questionnaire can hold up when answeing the question. For example, if i asked the question 'what sport do you play'? the person i am asking would then hold up the sign which is the sport they play.
We will be filming when doing our audience research so we can then edit it together and post it on our blog. We are also filming our audience research so we can then watch it back and see what needs to be in our TV advert and what does'nt need to be in it.
Good ideas - your research subjects will be more willing to engage with your questions if you can present it as an enjoyable task. Also by giving them a multiple choice format, you can be sure that the responses you receive will be relevant and tailored to your project. - Mr Thorogood
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