Vlog: I surveyed Reddit and got 896 responses!

I did an experiment, running a survey on the /r/samplesize subreddit. To my surprise, there were quite a lot of responses! So I decided to go all out and to thoroughly analyze the responses. Here's a vlog of the entire process, and my takeaways.

Unfortunately this video is a little disorganized, but I tried to put all the relevant things together as much as I could. It's a bit of a long video, so use the timestamps below to jump forward or backward as you like!

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0:00 Introduction
0:57 Agenda
1:52 Background / Context
4:04 Generally: Preparing Data for Analysis
4:58 Merging Working Data Sheets
8:59 Analyzing Response Rates
11:45 Analyzing Response Rates - Visualization
14:08 The Questions & Responses
14:54 Age Group Question, Excel PivotCharts
16:35 Gender Question, Exploded Pie Chart
17:49 Location Question, Areas of Improvement
19:43 Subreddit Discovery
21:43 Subreddit Discovery - Data Cleanup
24:34 Subreddit Discovery Visualization - Sunburst
26:32 Areas of Improvement for Questions
27:34 Introduction to Survey Preference Questions
29:01 Alternative Presentations for Questions
32:17 Processing Checkbox Questions
33:41 Generating Custom Labels
35:16 Processing the Open-Ended Question
38:53 Preparing the Report
39:24 Problems Uploading to Reddit
40:26 Solution: Creating a static Web Page
43:20 Wrapup

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[MartianPotato]

This was an amazing intro to survey design & data visualization with an engaging delivery, clear explanations, and practical content. I particularly appreciate the fact that you discussed your mistakes/missteps, it provides so much more insight into the topics. Thank you!

[FreakCaikGaming]

"not cause I thought it was the best, but I just kinda got bored thinking..." 28:39
He even got sponsored by Markdownhtml. 40:48

Being relatively serious though, this video is interesting, I found it entertaining and it documents mostly his entire process from surveying to organising and even presenting his data.
When I clicked in, I was a bit confused as to what he was surveying. It's simply put trying to segment who participates in /r/samplesize surveys and for whatever reasons.

[AverageAngel]

I'm surprised you got all this responses. I posted one and got around 10 responses in samplesize sub