Berfin's Blog: February 2015

The feedback I received was mostly positive than negative, but I need some areas that needed to be improve such as not forgetting to target my primary audience which meant I needed to focus on the whole unit, and not only one part. For an example, I shouldn’t only think about the content side of the blog and what’s going to be in it, but I should also think about how I'm going distributed to my audience and the media side.
My feed backers mention that I need to careful think about what idea I was going to create, and I have decide I'm going to design a blog reviewing luxury cars. However, my main idea was to review a TV programme called Top Gear which was allow contained super cars, but the feedback that I got was main suggesting I needed to choose the cars I wanted to review. This would mean that I would write my true, and personal opinions about the cars used.
Furthermore, the feedback also allows me to think about what I would write about the cars, and the reason why I choose them.
The feedback that I got allowed me to understand that I needed to do research on the cars that I will be reviewing, and giving information about. For an example, I can attend Mercedes- Benz car shows to get more accurate information the vehicles, and it will also allow me to get a more range of opinions for the cars.
This idea sounds much more realistic of me, because I have access to both vehicles that I'm planning to use which is the Mercedes- Benz S-Class and the C-Class.
Another reason why I feel confident with the idea is, because I have permission to be using the cars so I would be getting my own pictures, which means I wouldn't copyright issues with my blog.
Overall, the feedback was helpful, because it allowed me to understand the realistic side of the idea that I had. For an example, I was planning to go to a Mercedes-Benz car show and just simply get pictures, and write about them. However, I wasn't considering the copyright issues that I could face and the low percentage of control that I had over the cars. For an example, if I wanted to change the picture and get another shot I might have the chance of not finding the same car again.