Feedback analysis
- 2. Firstly, I asked this question as I felt it was important to see if those who had viewed my pitch had enjoyed the ideas that I had shared within it. Those who watched me do my pitch were all within my target audience so I felt that their feedback was needed when it came to touching up my work before submitting it. What I found out from this questions was that everyone who had been there to watch me deliver my pitch had enjoyed the ideas I had shared during it.
- 3. Secondly, I then felt it was necessary to ask those who had viewed my pitch if they felt that the ideas I had produced and shared were actually suitable for the target audience I had shared during the actual pitch. Asking this question helped me as I found out that all of the people who had watched me do my pitch felt that the ideas I had shared were suitable for my target audience.
- 4. I thought this may be an important question to ask my audience as I shared the research I had done before creating the pitch and I wanted to know if my peers felt that this research was appropriate for the work I was actually going to be producing. What I found out from this question is that everyone who had watched me do my pitch felt that the research I had done for my work was appropriate for the pitch I delivered.
- 5. This was definitely an important question for those who had watched me do my pitch because they're all people who know a good amount of information about mind therefore, it meant they had an educated perspective on whether or not my ideas were actually appropriate for the client. Thankfully, everyone who responded to my survey found my ideas to be suitable for the client.
- 6. Seeing as everyone who watched me do my pitch were within my target audience I asked this question so I could find out just how appealing my idea was to those within my target audience/my peers. What I found out from this question was that overall my idea is appealing to those within my target audience seeing as all of the scores I was given were over the rating of 5. All of the ratings I received were on the higher end of the scale so I can only assume this means that my ideas don’t need to be changed.
- 7. On my pitch I included a page on what fonts and colour scheme I planned to use as this was an important detail I felt I should add to my work, just so I could get some feedback on if others thought that my colour scheme was suitable for the product I was creating. From this question I found out that everyone who took my survey found that these details of my work were suitable for the products I am going to be making for the client.
- 8. I asked this question just so I could see what people actually found good about my pitch and from this I got fairly similar responses however the overall opinion from those who watched my pitch is that my pitch was detailed, I had appropriate research that included enough detail and my idea is good/creative and it is going to be relatable for my audience.
- 9. Similarly to the last question I asked this question so I could get some feedback from my audience about what I could have possibly done better in my pitch and the majority of people taking my survey felt that I had nothing to improve on for my pitch however there were some things I could improve on in the eyes of those who watched my pitch and that is that I could have included layouts in my survey and I could have added more detail into the idea itself on my pitch.