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#Wigton301 https://t.co/U476h3Nr5B
I like this article because it shows why intercept surveys are still important. In the book they made it seem like a not-so-useful method of surveying but this article sees it in a different light and explains why it is still important.

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#wigton301 https://t.co/fqLxnUdbZB
This page does a nice job explaining snowball sampling along with showing visuals that will even better help understand the method. It is nice for the visual learners out there that need to see a concept to understand it.

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#Wigton301 https://t.co/lmdhWSBVdq I like this article because it gives examples of why both random and non-random sampling are used in different research goals. You would think random sampling would always be best but this article shows why non-random is important too.

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@WestbergLacey I agree that this article does a great job of laying out what ways will help improve response rates for surveys. From own personal experience with surveys, I think some of these things they point out in the article would give me a better prompt to fill out a survey.

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@MorganRoberts99 I like this article because it really dives in to all what mystery shoppers have to go through. It's not just signing up, shopping around and then getting paid. But that it takes time and dedication and a process so that companies can get real truthful, accurate results.

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@DerekJo47492362 Political news like CNN or Fox News have become such a battle between opposing sides that it is hard to tell if you are getting credible information or extremely biased opinions on a certain subject. Doesn't surprise me that the trust in news media fell from 46% to 39%.

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#301wigton https://t.co/j4WzspjIBl This article talks on how people choose to trust certain media outlets. When you take a step back and think about why you personally trust certain outlets it makes you rethink if there are more/ less things to be considered.

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#301wigton https://t.co/ETCylxPGuO I like this article because it dives deeper into the concept of shop-along research. I find it fascinating that research can be conducted so personally and go as far as actually going shopping w someone.

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#301Wigton https://t.co/sTsL60u8Bh I like this article bc it talks about all the factors that go into choosing whether to use PPC or SEO. Personally when I see PPC links with "ad" under them I skip over them because I have this thought that they wont have what I am looking for.

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#301Wigton If price did not play a role in the decision for picking between Walmart & Target, I would choose to shop at Target. Targets atmosphere is overall better to me. The whole store seems brighter, cleaner and more organized. The employees also seem more helpful & friendly

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#301wigton Hi my name is Kayla! I am a senior at Iowa State majoring in Marketing and minoring in Public Relations. This semester I am Co-oping in South Dakota so will be doing a lot of driving back to Ames for tailgating and football games!