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The guide to researching audiences: concise edition

Guildford, Surrey: JISC; Strategic Content Alliance; Curtis+Cartwright Consulting (2009), 26 pp.
"This is the 'concise edition' of 'The Guide to Researching Audiences'. It is a shorter version of the main Guide, designed to provide an easily accessible summary of the key principles of audience research and some practical information. The full version of the Guide contains more detailed information than this concise edition, but they are laid out in exactly the same way to make it easy for you to follow ... The Guide sets out the basic principles of audience research. These can be followed regardless of the type of service or audience, and will help you to conduct audience research more effectively (better results) and efficiently (lower effort), with fewer problems and unforeseen complications. They provide the building blocks to enable you to design, conduct and apply your own audience analysis research. What this Guide will not provide you with is a ready-made audience analysis programme specifically designed for your service." (Introduction)
Contents
1 Introduction, 5
2 Describing and Defining the Target Audience, 9
3 Planning Audience Research, 12
4 Collecting Audience Data, 18
5 Modelling the Audience, 22
6 Making Use of Audience Research, 25