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Agenda1. Background
2. Research Question
3. Research Methods
4. Hypothesis
5. Conclusion
6. Recommendations
Research QuestionWhy would someone choose to use Breez, instead of using Uber or Lyft, or
independently organizing a carpool?
VS.
Kelly’s HypothesisRequiring background checks for all users who plan to drive would make
consumers more likely to use the app.
Emily’s Hypotheses
College students, between the ages of 18 and 25, will use a carpooling app if it allows them to easily coordinate gas payments based on route
College students, between the ages of 18 and 25, will carpool to large-scale events if the events are relatively far away
Findings
Likelihood to use an app that coordinates gas payments
Unimportant Important
Importance of cost efficiency when driving
Brooke’s HypothesisIf Breez can target individuals that are planning personalized events then that will
create more brand awareness.
FindingsLikelihood of Carpooling to Small-Scale Events:
Carpooling & Attendance:
M = 4.90
M = 4.83
95% Confident that their is a positive correlation between assigning carpools and the attendance of the event than not
95% Confident that people are more likely to carpool than not
Carpooling Habits
Grant’s HypothesisIf Breez markets to routine carpoolers, then users will increase.
Employment Status
FindingsIf Breez markets to routine carpoolers, then users will increase.
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