Ideas for Interactivity in my Music
Magazine
WHAM.com and
other music websites allow the target audience to make an account to sign up to
look up statuses, photos and videos and rate and comment on them too. Users can
also go into group discussions about what they think about their favourite
music, music magazines etc. They can even have the feature of rate the site and
have a comment if there needs to be any improvement. Even each issue of WHAM
itself, rate and comment what was the best bits of it, only to people who’ve
read it. Allowing the audience to comment and rate, it allows them to have
power and to help us develop how we work with our news updates, competitions
etc.
E-media has
improved the audience’s way of viewing content and also receiving feedback from
them. Sites like YouTube, Twitter and Facebook which allow users to listen to
songs and view music videos and also how the views and ratings of the song or
music video. This can encourage artists to know how to present their work to
their audience and increase the popularity.
Social Network
Uses:
Facebook: Like
pages on Facebook for fans to follow, the page will update with posts and will
show the audience any further information of artists and music releases.
Twitter: Follow
the page and like Facebook, update with news but also the head of the music
magazine can ask “Who do you want on the front cover of this issue?”
Instagram:
Uploading photos and short videos from gigs.
Competitions
Questions towards
the fans on the magazine for them to answer on online, who ever get all the
questions right or mostly will win prizes also second, third and runner up
places will also be notified.
Online will make
it easier for competition entries too.
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