Audience classification

1) Post the details from your in-class psychographics presentation to your blog with all details of the couple you created and their media consumption (it needs to be on your blog individually but can be a duplicate of your partner's post).

They are friends, step-brothers.

1) Make up their names:

Tyreek and CJ.

2) Where do they work/study?

They both study at Oxford and are transfers from Brazil.

3) what do they do in their spare time

They both work on graphic designs they own their own brand and play soft sports They also volunteer at orphanages

They read soft news on their phones usually read the times as they are a posh family before disowned

Broadcast

They listen to the radio as they value their time and watch Disney

What technology do they own

Phone tablet laptop uses Wikipedia

2) Reflect on what you have learned about psychographics. Which psychographic group do you feel best fits YOUR lifestyle and personality? Explain how and why you made your decision and provide evidence justifying this.

I believe that i am a Reformers as i enjoy Freedom from restriction, personal growth, social awareness, value for time, independent judgement, tolerance of complexity, anti-materialistic but intolerant of bad taste. Curious and enquiring, support growth of new product categories. Select brands for intrinsic quality, favouring natural simplicity, small is beautiful.

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Semiotics

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