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Odyssey Template: Use This Survey Data To Write About How Drinking During Quarantine Has Changed

We've all needed that extra glass of wine lately.

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Odyssey Template: Use This Survey Data To Write About How Drinking During Quarantine Has Changed
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Readers connect with Odyssey creator content because of the genuine nature of these perspectives shared.

This month, we want to take things a step further by providing our users with data to support their perspectives and enrich their articles. Odyssey recently conducted a survey of users' drinking habits during quarantine, the results of which are being made available in a simple graphic below.

Follow the steps to create a piece of content on this topic yourself.

  • NOTE: If you are discussing your own drinking habits, you must be 21 years old.

How To:

  1. Start a new post in Odyssey's CORE
  2. Submit under Community: Lifestyle for a chance to be featured on Odyssey's Facebook and Instagram
  3. Don't have an account? CREATE ONE.

When writing your article:

Step 1: Review the overall findings of the survey, and pick your article angle.

  • Go to the survey results article here: We Surveyed Millennials And Gen Z About Their Quarantine Drinking Habits — Cheers
  • Look for data points you identify with or feel would help support your experience with this topic.
    • For example:
      • Wine was the most popular alcoholic beverage in the millennial/GenZ age group, and you yourself have really gotten into wine as well. Write about your experience learning about or finding good wine during quarantine. A headline for this might look like:
        • This Survery Says Gen Zers Are Drinking More Wine In Quarantine, And That Checks Out
  • Be considerate of your audience when choosing a topic.

Step 2: When writing your article, make sure to include specific survey findings.

  • We recommend writing a piece based on your individual perspective or experience with alcohol consumption, as opposed to an assessment of the survey findings.
  • Mention the findings within the article where applicable.
    • For example: "A group of my friends decided to start a virtual wine club, and it seems we're not alone. In a recent survey, 43 percent of people my age prefer wine as their drink of choice during lockdown."
  • Link to the survey findings article if applicable.

Step 3: Embed the survey findings graphic into your piece using the entry editor.

  • In the CMS, use the entry editor to add an "embed" to your article.
  • Copy and paste the following embed code:
  • (everything within the quotes): "<div class="canva-embed" data-design-id="DAD6p9q7xNM" data-height-ratio="1.8235" style="padding:182.3529% 5px 5px 5px;background:rgba(0,0,0,0.03);border-radius:8px;"></div><script async src="https://sdk.canva.com/v1/embed.js"></script><a href="https://www.canva.com/design/DAD6p9q7xNM/view?utm_content=DAD6p9q7xNM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=embeds&utm_source=link" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Odyssey Drinking Survey</a> by OdysseyHQ"
  • When embedded correctly, the graphic should look like this:
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