Jump to content
  • Welcome to the eG Forums, a service of the eGullet Society for Culinary Arts & Letters. The Society is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of the culinary arts. These advertising-free forums are provided free of charge through donations from Society members. Anyone may read the forums, but to post you must create a free account.

Edit History

AlaMoi

AlaMoi

/quote

The East Coast supermarket chain ranked as consumers' favorite grocery retailer, according to a recent report from Market Force Information.

This is the first time in four years Trader Joe's didn't take the top spot.

/unquote

 

link is:

http://www.marketforce.com/wegmans-and-publix-are-america%E2%80%99s-favorite-grocery-retailers-market-force-panel-research

 

to the thread,,,, Aldi was #5 of 15.

also a surprise, Aldi has bunches more locations than many "more famous" names.

 

before getting into the happy dance mode, do go to the source and read what the survey measured - this is one of those deals where one can construct a survey to get any answer you want.

 

/quote

Market Force asked participants to rate their satisfaction with their most recent grocery shopping experience and their likelihood to refer that grocer to others.

/unquote

 

the survey does not ask "Do you find X better than Y?"

it asks if you were a happy shopper on your last visit.

Question:  if one was not a happy shopper, why would one go back?

could such a built-in bias skew the results?

AlaMoi

AlaMoi

/quote

The East Coast supermarket chain ranked as consumers' favorite grocery retailer, according to a recent report from Market Force Information.

 

This is the first time in four years Trader Joe's didn't take the top spot.

 

/unquote

 

link is:

http://www.marketforce.com/wegmans-and-publix-are-america%E2%80%99s-favorite-grocery-retailers-market-force-panel-research

 

to the thread,,,, Aldi was #5 of 15.

also a surprise, Aldi has bunches more locations than many "more famous" names.

 

before getting into the happy dance mode, do go to the source and read what the survey measured - this is one of those deals where one can construct a survey to get any answer you want.

 

/quote

Market Force asked participants to rate their satisfaction with their most recent grocery shopping experience and their likelihood to refer that grocer to others.

/unquote

 

the survey does not ask "Do you find X better than Y?"

it asks if you were a happy shopper on your last visit.

Question:  if one was not a happy shopper, why would one go back?

could such a built-in bias skew the results?

AlaMoi

AlaMoi

/quote

The East Coast supermarket chain ranked as consumers' favorite grocery retailer, according to a recent report from Market Force Information.

 

 link is:

http://www.marketforce.com/wegmans-and-publix-are-america%E2%80%99s-favorite-grocery-retailers-market-force-panel-research

This is the first time in four years Trader Joe's didn't take the top spot.

/unquote

 

to the thread,,,, Aldi was #5 of 15.

also a surprise, Aldi has bunches more locations than many "more famous" names.

 

before getting into the happy dance mode, do go to the source and read what the survey measured - this is one of those deals where one can construct a survey to get any answer you want.

 

/quote

Market Force asked participants to rate their satisfaction with their most recent grocery shopping experience and their likelihood to refer that grocer to others.

/unquote

 

the survey does not ask "Do you find X better than Y?"

it asks if you were a happy shopper on your last visit.

Question:  if one was not a happy shopper, why would one go back?

could such a built-in bias skew the results?

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...