Planning primary research
For my project my target group is for women between 25 and 35 years old. I want to research what they think about the 90s and fashion. I have my own vision in my mind about fashion in the 90s, but I don't know what my target group likes. To engage with my audience and find out which products they like, I have set up a questionnaire to know more about my audience. So I know they are interested in the products I offer.
Introduction
The aim of this questionnaire is to find out where your interests lie. These questions are inspired on the trends from the nineties. The survey takes approximately 2 minutes. The data will be used as part of the university assessment.1. Which clothing trend from the nineties would you like to see again? You can chose more options.
- Little black dress
- Blazers with loud prints
- Wide leg trousers
- Long leather jackets
- Mini skirts
2. Which accessories from the nineties you would like to see again? You can chose more options.
- Pearls
- Oval sunglasses
- Mini bags
- Bucket hat
- Choker
3. Would you like to see the clothing trends of the 90s reinvented with a modern twist and why?
Open question
4. If you answered yes in the previous question which item you would like to see reinvented.
- Little black dress
- Blazers with loud prints
- Wide leg trousers
- Long leather jackets
- Mini skirts
- Other
5. Would you like to see the advertising images with only the trends from the nineties or the whole image is inspired on the nineties. (background/hair/make-up etc.) Please explain your answer.
Open question
6. Which of the following clothing styles do you prefer?
- Streetstyle
- Casual
- Formal/elegant
- Chic/Sexy
7. What are your first thoughts when you think of an editorial inspired on the nineties?
- open question
See here the link for the questionnaire. I will ask my friends and family between 25 and 35 years old.


Good questions, well directed. You will need to publish the findings during Week 5 and then follow up with some secondary research based on what you found out.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the link to your survey, you need to open the access, unless you want it to be by invitation only.