DATA COLLECTION METHOD

The researchers created questionnaires and surveys that served

as the basis for gathering or collecting quantitative data. To distribute
the questionnaire's intended respondents, the researchers committed a
significant amount of time, effort, and cooperation to its development.
To gauge the material's accessibility, copies were given to the 60
respondents—30 from online shops and 30 from physical stores. The
researchers collected, examined, and evaluated their assessment.
The tool that is utilized by the researchers is a table to collect,
interpret, and present the data that we gathered. The created survey
questionnaire by the researchers has close-ended questions data to
determine which shops get higher sales in selling accessories products;
Close-ended questions are the questions where the researchers provide
choices to the participants as their response.
ETHICAL ISSUES
The respondents shall engage in voluntary participation; which
enables them to opt-in or out of the study at any point in time.
Researchers shall seek consent from the respondents about the pieces
of information such as the purpose, benefits, risks, and funding behind
the study. The researchers will be aware of the survey respondents’
identities, However, this information shall be hidden from the general
public; Personally and identifiable information shall be anonymized so
that it cannot be connected to other data by anyone else. Researchers
shall also minimize physical, social, psychological, and all other types of
potential harm during the response gathering. Ultimately, results shall
be ensured free from research misconduct or plagiarism and shall be
accurately represented by the researchers.

Google forms were utilized by the researchers to collect information

from two sets of respondents. Closed-ended questions that had been
modified to assess the acceptability of the generated style guide in
producing research reports were used to create the survey. It
comprises three elements: language used, structure and style, and
content. To evaluate the findings, the researchers employed a
questionnaire with a five-point scale and the following range.