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1. I recommend that you specify who your sample was and how you got their information. Especially you should use randomized distribution. By doing this it could make sure that viewers of the statistics know that the way you got this information was accurate and clear rather than a bunch of adults with no specification.
2. I think that when you have an other option for some of the questions you should let someone answer what their "other" actually is. If someone does not have the same favorite as the ones you gave it is still important to know what ones they said.
3. Possibly you could narrow down the amount of questions you ask to the survey answerers in order to get a clear opinion on one of the main questions you are trying to ask. Although it is good that many people get answers for the questions they want to know it can be confusing if there are the same people answering different questions.
4. In order to get more information that is still representative, maybe you could have surveyed for a longer time rather than 3 days. By doing this you would be able to access a wider range of people and get even more accurate results and less variability.
5.  I like that they provided a margin of error for the data set but possibly they could have also included a graph. If they had included a graph for each question it would help survey viewers visualize the survey in a better way.
6. If you specified that everyone in the sample answered the same questions and no one did not answer the questions it would be very helpful to understand that the statistics were accurate and clear. If a certain percentage was there for the answer to the survey and not everyone answered the question it would change the answer.
7. Possibly the survey maker could have given more options for some of the questions where there could be many answers to the question. Giving people more options could eliminate answers like other where it is unclear what the surveyed person would have said.

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Pro:
-They give us a clear answer on the favored cupcake flavor.
-They provide statistics for each option in the survey.
-They do not show the growth rate over time but they show whether or not people like cupcakes.
Counter:
-The sample size is unclear and the options are limited.
-The study is in Canada which is not representative of who we are surveying.
-Some questions are not important to our topic.

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Pro:
-They use percentages for people's favorite cupcake flavors.
-They focus on both frosting and cupcake base.
-They ask people's thoughts towards cupcakes.
Counter:
-Some of the questions they ask are irrelevant and do not help.
-The sample size for the statistics is unclear.
-There are limited options and when there is an "other" option it is unclear what people said.

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Source Analysis: "Cupcake Trends and Statistics"

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Source Analysis: "Cupcake Trends and Statistics"

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Pro:
-It shows the popularity of cupcake flavors and how fast they rise
-It shows cupcake consumption growth rate over time.
-It shows how often cupcakes are consumed and where
-It shows what flavor ingredients are most commonly used in cupcakes.
Counter:
-It shows the rate of popularity growth over time not the specific opinions on cupcakes.
-It shows information about cupcakes we are not looking for.
-It shows flavors that are not on our survey so they are less relevant for us.

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Source Analysis for "Cupcake Industry Trends"

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Source Analysis for "Cupcake Industry Trends"

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Pro:
-This report uses data tables to discover how different forms of cupcakes sell based on the type
-The report uses statistics over the course of 2006-2016 broken up into different intervals and uses percentages to show the compound annual growth rate over time of cupcake sales
-This report focuses on who the sample is highlighted and documenting data based on different identities
Counter:
-This report focuses on the form of cupcake not the flavor of cupcake which does not directly align with our topic
-This report focuses on the demand for cupcakes which our question does not necessarily focus on
-This report focuses on money the cupcake company has gained and our question does not rely around that.

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Tobin and I both have a strong love for desserts, especially cupcakes. We have many disputes about what cupcake flavor is the best, or what flavor is favored the most among our grade. We are going to use a survey to figure out what cupcake flavor our grade likes the most. The survey will be sent out as a google form to the whole grade via email and we will give them multiple cupcake flavors to choose from. After, we will analyze our answers and find out what cupcake flavor is favored the most among the 10th grade. Using our small subset, we will be able to infer what flavors our grade likes the most.

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Cupcake Industry - Trends, Analysis & Statistics‎

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Good day, Thank you for submitting your question. Below are the best reports about the Cupcake Industry that meets your data request needs. Report 1: MIX: Food, January 2015 This report does not show market data. However, it qualifies the growth trend in cupcakes.

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Cupcake Stats: Chocolate and Vanilla Remain Favorite Flavors | AYTM

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Today is National Cupcake Day in Canada. Cupcakes have been a favorite dessert of many for years, but they seem to be gaining popularity recently. There are also plenty of different varieties that dessert lovers can choose from. So what are the most popular cupcake flavors?

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These are the topline results of a YouGov/Huffington Post survey of 1000 US adults interviewed July 8 - 10, 2014 on ambition. The results show that most people see themselves as ambitious and successful. The margin of error is 4.0%.Click here to see full tables and demographic crossbreaks...