Polls with credit score-specific targeting
Check out 4 surveys targeting credit score. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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Which design you like better?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Credit score (720+, 690 719). A sample of responses:
- I love seeing that natural plant on the side, it gives me an instant feeling of natural calm
- It is pasta right? I actually prefer to see the pasta picture with the sauce on it.
- In an online marketplace like Amazon I would certainly pic B because it has all the info I need "veggie pasta noodles" while also being easy to identify as noodles by the picture in the middle.
- B -the color alone will help it stand out on shelves
- The colors on the packaging in B are more appealing. Additionally, it is more clear what the product is (a pasta-type product) with B than it is with A (I was unsure initially that 'hearts of palm' was the same as the veggie pasta shown in B).
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Pick brand name for a free mobile app and financial service designed for people with changing/un-steady/multiple/cash based/paycheck-paycheck/part-time income, that can be described as Venmo or Cash App+Creditcard-Evil
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Employment status (Student, Full Time, Part Time), Credit score (630 689, 300 629, Unsure, 690 719), Age range (35 44, 18 24, 25 34), and App store spending habits (<$10, $10 $100). A sample of responses:
- The card B, looks like it is more customizable for the consumer to have a little fun with and truly design to represent them selves, like credit cards do now, you can choose a background image for the credit card. The writing on choice B look like you can customize it for you.
- Choice C still. I think that freepaid is a clever name.
- Hifi sounds like a more unique name than Freepaid!
- sounds perfect and looks very user orientated
- I like the name freepaid, it gives impressions of absence of fees.
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After reviewing this website https://enigmaticartwork.com/, what questions do you have about the products? Do you understand what we are selling and what makes us unique? What appeals to you? What does not appeal to you?
This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Credit score (690 719, 720+) and Age range (65+, 55 64, 45 54, 35 44). A sample of responses:
- Art doesn't really appeal to me in general but the concept here is interesting because of the AI component. I understand what the company does. My question is how long does shipping take?
- I don't know how much I trust the quality that makes me a bit wary
- Can I choose the subject of the artwork?What sizes do they come in?Is it done all by AI?I like the ideal what AI can create. The prices seems high.
- It's interesting that the art is created by AI - i would want to know how it works and what makes it unique
- I think that it is the wave of the future with art. I like that it only sold once
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Based on the name, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Credit score (720+, 690 719) and Income range ($101k+). A sample of responses:
- I would want to start with a Daily starter set if given the option. It just let one know that this is something you are going to do each and every morning.
- I think B is the only one that clearly defines what the product is supposed to be used for. The others are very generic and/or confusing to me.
- I would purchase based on the name in option D. This is because the title is one layer more specific than all the others. It tells me that the products are for daily use, that they are the core essentials, and they are for starters or beginners. The others miss one level of description that I find helpful.
- B states what it is in plain English.
- D sounds like it is making unrealistic claims. A seems ok, but is too generic. It could be for anything. C is like B but it is better because it gives a sense of urgency. B is the best because it gives a more detailed description of what it is and what kind of system it is.
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