Polls with type of community-specific targeting
Check out 5 surveys targeting type of community. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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We are creating a baby clothing line. All the clothes will be organic and we are aiming to be a higher end, more expensive brand. This name is for the brand/website.
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Type of community (Suburban). A sample of responses:
- I don't like the way Simplee is spelled it just strikes me wrong.
- i prefer a to b in this one
- I think that pure give you a simplistic.
- This sounds cute and nice to me.
- Pure makes me thing of organic and untouched.
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Which ad makes you think “yes, I could do that.”
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Type of community (Suburban, Urban) and U.S. geographic region (Pacific). A sample of responses:
- I like that you demonstrate the need for help
- It tells me the exact amount of help that the organization needs.
- Feels like a statement toward me.
- It is a lot more attention grabbing
- This option looks like there is a positive future.
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Which ad would make you take action to learn more about foster parenting or mentoring (e.g. attend an orientation, sign up for an informational webinar)?
This is a 5 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Type of community (Urban, Suburban) and U.S. geographic region (Pacific). A sample of responses:
- Shows people of different ages can make a difference.
- Because when I go to learn more, it lets me know that there are many different resources.
- I like the wording of A
- The image makes it seem more credible as a whole
- This ad makes me want to take action because it seems meaningful.
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Based on the image, which product would you buy?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Amazon Prime membership (Yes) and Type of community (Urban, Suburban). A sample of responses:
- I LIKE THAT A LETS YOU KNOW HOW MANY PLACEMATS THAT YOU GET.
- I chose D because I really don't like either of the displays of how they used it.
- The shots showing the runner in use is the most helpfulto get a sense of size and style. Then I also like the shot showing exactly everything you get in the package.
- i like B and C because they show the product best in it's environment and is best for aesthetics
- The one I didn't show does not give you any idea to the product's size. The other one's at least do that.
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Which book title would you rather read and why?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (45 54, 35 44) and Type of community (Urban). A sample of responses:
- choice B has a more descriptive tagline to the book title
- Option B is more relevant, makes more sense, and is easier to understand than Option A
- I dig seeing "Your Million Dollar''. Grabs my attention right away.
- I like option B the most because the million dollar message really appealed to me and brought my attention in.
- The main title for A is far too vague and bland; I might even bother with the subhed after reading that
Type Of Community targeting is often combined with age range targeting, gender identity targeting, income range targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, u.s. geographic region targeting, credit score targeting, employment status targeting, type of residence targeting, education level targeting, political affiliation targeting, coffee consumption targeting, parental status targeting, mobile gaming habits targeting, relationship status targeting, homeownership targeting, religious affiliation targeting, travel frequency targeting, liquor consumption targeting, etsy usage targeting, app store spending habits targeting, beer consumption targeting, number of credit cards targeting, cryptocurrency investments targeting, and small business ownership or side hustling targeting.