Project Schedule

The amount of feedback I received

was astounding. In just under 3 weeks I had received 328 total responses, 30% being from the 4 critical neighborhoods. The next top 5 Minneapolis neighborhoods combined to make up another 19% of respondents, giving me great insight of what residents of the city think about the site. The "40% other" consisted

of Minneapolis neighborhood responses below 3% and responses from suburbs and people who had moved out of state but were familiar with the site.

Despite the amount of work the QR code entailed, there was very little response. Not surprising, social media worked great to get the word out, garnering 71% of the feedback. Emailing neighborhood associations worked well, and the Lyndale Neighborhood Association (LNA) made an explicit effort to bring it to their community's attention. What was surprising to me was the amount the survey was passed around by word of mouth (WoM) and through the neighborhood associations (NA). 9% of responses came from this which equates to 29 people. The grassroots approach in 2020 may be most effective through social media community organizations.