Employment status audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 200 respondents targeting Exercise frequency (1 3 Times A Week), Amazon Prime member (Yes), Employment status (Full Time), and Personal income range ($61 100k). A sample of responses:

• The black case matches the black and blue bike much better
• Option B is more visually pleasing with the black and it makes the blue pop.
• While I like the look of the blue on the zipper pulls on option A better, overall I like the black top on B much better than the white one on A.
• Since this is on a bike, I'd rather have a white case so it doesn't absorb/retain heat as much as the black one.
• I would buy option "B". The design looks appealing in those colors.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes), Employment status (Full Time), Education level (Bachelor's Degree), and Age range (35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I like GLOVENTURE far and away the most. It feels more fun, but also more businesslike. Its a Global Venture, it just makes sense.
• I like option A the best because Gloventure makes me think of something that would be globally based separate of the USA.
• The name GLOVENTURE is captivating to be a web based business name.
• For this type of business, I think C is the most fitting brand name out of the three, as it captures the essence of "embarking" on a journey to start a business. I think B is alright too, as I think it is a quirky name which can go well with different slogans ("fill your need" or whatever). I do not like option A, and I think there is already a business with that name anyway.
• It sounds more impressive and appropriate. The others don't make sense to me.

This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Personal income range ($101k+), Employment status (Full Time), Education level (Graduate Degree, Bachelor's Degree), and Age range (45 54, 35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I prefer having a separate monitor.
• I don't do that much video-conferencing for my remote job. Maybe half hour a day. A large monitor is important to me though.
• Option B because there would be less clutter around the desk
• All in one monitor sounds like i runb my whole business. THe web cam book seems like its just a cmera.
• The phrase Webcam kit seems dirty

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Personal income range ($101k+, $61 100k), Employment status (Full Time), and Age range (65+, 55 64, 45 54, 35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I LIKE THE EASY LAYOUT WITH THE TABS ON opposite SIDES. THAT WAY YOU DO NOT GET confused.
• I like having the images across the top. I like the filter buttons underneath and prefer the yellow buttons to the white ones - they pop more.
• A seems less cluttered and user friendly . It seems natural and well spaced. When the icons are small it helps to have them spread out more than normal.
• I like the menu on the top rather than on the side, so I ranked A last. I also think the filters and sorting options should be under the main row of items, so I ranked B and D first and second.
• I prefer option A because having a side bar makes the site seem less cluttered.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Employment status (Full Time). A sample of responses:

• I think A because the world does make you feel powerless these days.
• This option felt more relatable to me since I often feel powerless by my circumstances.
• I like option B because it’s more straightforward and not as redundant as option A. I feel like it’s more powerful because of that.
• I feel like this title gives us a plan. The other is just listing things.
• I think B was much more descriptive in the benefits you'll get from the book.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Employment status (Full Time) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I like option A because its short and simple, which is much easier to read on a title than something long like option B.
• I like the addition of "even when the world refuses to cooperate"
• Seems to have a more define detail of the title
• I like A because it is more positive and uplifting that B with "when the world refuses to cooperate.
• You can already get the important part of your point across with the briefer title. There's no reason to have a subtitle. It doesn't really add anything and just makes it come across as bloated.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Employment status (Full Time). A sample of responses:

• A is the better title because it is shorter, but B does a better job explaining what the book is about. B also gives a better idea that it's helping you get better but also helping others around you be better too. However, A says that in less words.
• i like this because it considers even others
• This is the book title that would make me more likely to buy the book. This title is the one that grabbed my attention the most. This is the one that made me interested in buying the book
• B is good
• I chose A because it is short and to the point, and with book titles, if I feel like I am reading a chapter of the book on the cover, I will lose interest almost immediately.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Literary preference (Non Fiction), Personal income range ($101k+), Employment status (Full Time), and Age range (45 54, 35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I like how it's shorter yet also more effective. It's short and snappy, and the subtitle explains exactly what the purpose of the title is.
• I think this is the most descriptive, engaging and interesting in a way that would make me want to find out more.
• I thought B was more descriptive, A seems too generic
• A sounds more broad based and skills oriented. It can apply to multiple situations and perhaps be more useful
• A sounds more academic and professional.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Personal income range ($101k+, $61 100k), Age range (35 44, 45 54), and Employment status (Full Time). A sample of responses:

• This explanation is very direct and straight to the point while being memorable and making an impact
• I think option B sounds more versatile than the other two, I think it is the best title out of the three.
• B is what i really need, a definite guide and way to do things - C and A are just lists to me.
• Maintaining high morale is critically important to having productive, committed team.
• I believe the rank order of these choices would be best in this order of importance for a business. Team morale is not very difficult. Knowing what is causing team turnover is harder and boosting team productivity is essential.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Household income range ($75 150k), Employment status (Full Time), and Education level (Bachelor's Degree, Graduate Degree). A sample of responses:

• I think the report results in A is way better then the one in B. There are a few reasons. First, figures and charts are much easier to read. Second, the presentation in A provides a time-based analysis for the customers. It is very useful for customers to understand how the condition is changing from time to time. It provides great insights on how to maintain health conditions for the customers.
• I like to see the trend information, it helps to get more information at a glance and understand how I am doing overall
• I think these look a lot more detailed. I would want my results as detailed as possible. I like the graph that they come in
• I prefer the option A lab test results format because I like the detailed graphs and how the colors are used to illustrate how the lab test results have changed much more than the single lab test result with the extra text seen in the option B lab test results format. I would like the current number to be shown more prominently in the option A lab test report rather than kind of hidden on the red and green bar limits for each value.
• Assuming that the overall design, interface, and aesthetics of the historical lab report would be significantly polished and refined, I would prefer option A since it provides much need historical information and context which would allow patients to get a better idea as to how significant any present lab abnormalities might be. Moreover, it's important to know whether any current lab abnormalities are persistent abnormalities or potentially outliers that might not be as serious as one might initially suspect