Blog Post #17: Audience Survey

I created a survey with questions about my episode topic. Here are the questions, along with the answer choices.

Question 1: Do you use social media? If so, what is the average hours spent daily.
- I do not use social media
- An hour at most
- 2-4 hours
- 4+ hours

Question 2: Do you think social media influencers are positive or negative?
- Positive
- Negative
- Mixed

Question 3: Do you think fashion trends on social media are positive or negative?
- Positive
- Negative
- Mixed

Question 4: What do you believe is the age group most active on social media?
- Teens (13-18)
- Young adults (20's)
- 30-40
- 50+

Question 5: Have you seen fashion trends online?
- Yes
- No

Question 6: Have you ever been influenced to participate in these fashion trends?
- Yes
- No
- Sometimes

Question 7: Have you ever been influenced to buy something online?
- Yes
- No



Results: I sent the survey to 10 people for them to take.
Question 1 - the common time spent on social media ranged from an hour at most to 4 hours. One person answered they do not use social media, and one person answered they spend over 4 hours on social media.
Question 2 - the answers were very mixed. 
Question 3 - the majority answered negative.
Question 4 - the majority answered either young teens. There were a few that answered young adults.
Question 5 - the majority answered yes.
Question 6 - the majority answered either sometimes or yes.
Question 7 - the majority answered yes.


Summary: Many younger people are active on social media for around 1-4 hours daily. They have mixed opinions on if the trends and people online have a positive or negative effect, but admit they have been influenced to either participate and/or buy products.


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