Feedback analysis canon
- 2. Question: Did you enjoy the ideas I discussed in my pitch? • The first question I asked in my survey was if my audience enjoyed my pitch and my ideas that I presented within it. I sent this survey to the small group of people that I presented to, I did this as I believe that their responses are the most important when making this survey • From this question I found out that everyone who had I had presented to had enjoyed my pitch and the ideas I discussed within it.
- 3. Question: Is my pitch and research in enough detail? • For my second question I asked my target audience about the detail of both my research and my pitch. I believe that this is an important question to ask as I can find out if more detail needs to be added to my pitch or if it had enough detail in overall. • From this I found out that my pitch and research was detailed but I could add more detail within them both. I can see this by 42.9% saying there is enough detail in my pitch and 57.1% said that there is a high amount of detail in the pitch.
- 4. Do you believe my ideas are appropriate for Canon and my target audience? • For my third question I asked my audience if they believed that my idea was appropriate for both Canon and my target audience. I believe that this is an important question as it is useful to know If my idea would appeal to the main client, and everyone who I presented to is within the target audience age range. • From this survey I can see that 75% believe that my idea would appeal to both Canon and the target audience, 12.5% believe that some elements may be appropriate for Canon and my target audience, but some elements may not appeal to them. 12.5% believe that my ideas won't be appropriate for Canon or my target audience.
- 5. Question: Do my ideas appeal to you? • For my fourth question I asked if my ideas for this campaign appealed to the person who is answering the survey directly. I believe that this is the most important question as the people who I presented to are within the age range of the target audience and getting their opinion is crucial. • From my survey results I can see that 11.1% think that the idea may appeal to them but they are in the middle with it, 55.6% are interested in my idea and like the concept of my campaign and 33.3% are very interested in my idea and my campaign.
- 6. Question: Which parts of my pitch did you enjoy? • For my fifth question I asked my target audience which part of my pitch did they enjoy overall. I believe that this is an important question because I then know what ive done well so far within my pitch • From this I found that 14.3% liked the colour representation of my idea, 28.6% liked my idea for the Canon campaign and 57.2% liked the images that I used in my pitch to show the general idea of my print advertisement and what will be involved in it.
- 7. Question: What can I add to improve my pitch? • For my final question I asked my target audience what could I improve on within my pitch. I believe that this is also an important question to ask as I am finding ways on how to improve my pitch and add additional information if needed. • From my survey I found that to improve my pitch I need to add: • Analysis on the fonts • More structure • Information about the client • Fonts