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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...

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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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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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Our topic is favorite types of cupcakes, Marley and I want to see how our fellow peers feel about this topic, to do this we are going to partake in a survey study type among the tenth grade. We will go about this by creating a google form and sending it to the tenth grade class via email. Marley and I both love deserts and cupcakes are one of our favorites, we want to see if anyone else shares this passion and what flavor they like, as Marley and I don't always see eye to eye on that. I cant wait to see the results.

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Analysis:
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-This source uses data tables to show different forms of cupcake profits over year intervals
-This report shows how profitable cupcakes along with trends regarding portion controlled product
-It documents data based on year and identity
Counter
-This study highlights form of cupcake, not flavor like we are
-It also focuses on money profits rather than preferences, it does not analyze why someone might want a certain cupcake, for example the affect of visual appeal

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Source: tastewise.io "Cupcake Trends, Analytics And Statistics"

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Source: tastewise.io "Cupcake Trends, Analytics And Statistics"

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Analysis:
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-It shows popularity of different cupcake flavors and how fast they rise
-It compares restaurant/bakery cupcakes to the rate cupcakes are made at home
-It shows the cupcake growth over months
-It compares/shows diets/lifestyles along with other foods and drinks
Counter
-It shows rate over time when we want to find the popularity of cupcakes now
-There is no explanation explaining these statistics

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Analysis:
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-It shows how much people like cupcakes as desserts in general
-It compares popular flavors
-It displays how much people are willing to pay for cupcakes which can affect the quantity of them being consumed
-It takes into account area and accessibility
Counter
-it doesn't tell us sample size or region
-Theres limited options for each question

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Source: aytm.com "Cupcake Survey: Chocolate and Vanilla Remain Favorite Flavors"

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Source: aytm.com "Cupcake Survey: Chocolate and Vanilla Remain Favorite Flavors"

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Analysis:
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-It displays the popularity of cupcakes in general and how liked popular flavors are
Counter
-It gets into popularity of other desserts compared to cupcakes which we are not looking at
-The study took place in Canada which may differ from trends here
-Sample size is unclear

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Some things they could do using statistics to further better their survey is to take the results and create a randomized distribution to see how accurate the original sample is/how due to chance it was. They can take each data point and mix them, the means can then be compared, if they are similar enough then it can be known that the original sample was due to actual preference and not underlying conditions like the situation of someone or accessibility.

They could also take the sample in one area this way everyone  taking the survey will be under similar circumstances, this is important because someone who lives far from a cupcake shop is less likely to love them as someone who has more access, if they want to get a hold of cupcake popularity in multiple places they could take large samples in a variety of areas and then compare popularity, this was you can conclude what influences ones love for cupcakes.

This survey was only open to adults, adults are typically less likely to love cupcakes compared to kids, opening up the survey to said kids will give the experiment variety in the way that it shows a trend among all cupcake consumers/people

The survey was also only open for three days, this small amount of time does not allow for a good amount of data to be gathered, allowing responses to be held over a longer period of time, maybe a week, gets more data, and more data equals a lower standard deviation and margin of error meaning that its more accurate.

This survey talked about cupcakes generally, giving a specific brand and seeing popularity among those can give us clues to what factors lead to a cupcake that is popular, if one brand comes up a lot we would know that whatever that brand is doing is popular among people.

Specifying what people said when they selected other/something else is something these people could do, in the last question a whole 16% of people selected something else, this is 16% of data thats unknown, when it is specified what someone chose it can give insight to what people like.

Narrowing down unnecessary questions could be done as well, the question of "Would you say that the stuff on top of cupcakes is actually called frosting or icing?" us not really necessary given the main question of cupcake popularity, eliminating this keeps the survey short and sweet incentivizing people to fill it out in general and with more accuracy.