Household income range audience targeting

This is a 0 option poll with 75 respondents targeting Household income range ($150k+, $75 150k, $35 75k). A sample of responses:

• I've always liked Dinosaurs so doing a workout in A would be interesting.
• F seems very cozy compared to the rest of them and that's my vibe
• I think it would be the most fun by far
• D is my first pick and the best pick because I love Harry Potter. I am actually playing Hogwarts Legacy right now. F also sounds really motivating and interesting. I am a big fan of Stranger Things so G would be next. I could see E and A being motivating. I don't care for C or B.
• F would be an fun adventure to run through the decks of the titanic while it was sinking.

This is a 0 option poll with 75 respondents targeting Household income range ($150k+, $35 75k, $75 150k). A sample of responses:

• The jungle planet sounds the most fun. I feel like it would have diverse flora, fauna, and landscapes that would make the run interesting
• The running scenarios with AI vs humans sound most exciting and extremely appealing. I found it most amusing to challenge the advanced AI's running expertise and excel it with my human running or cardio power. This cardio workout with a connected fitness device and AI versus scenario is my favorite among the six scenarios.
• I am quite fascinated with space and planetary systems. From these six workout scenarios, the solar system or interstellar scenario sounds most impressive and challenging. Running on the fitness device and across the Saturn rings, neon nebulas, and asteroid belt scenarios feels thrilling, exciting, and inspirational. The fitness device with the solar system, or interstellar scenarios and locations is my top favorite.
• I don't like the space ones because gravity should be different. I like the Area 51 option and the idea that I would be running away from something. that sounds exciting
• Having it in an Atlantis type recreation would be very relaxing and enjoyable

This is a 0 option poll with 75 respondents targeting Household income range ($150k+, $35 75k, $75 150k). A sample of responses:

• I think a Mayan setting is the most unfamiliar and therefore interesting to me, followed by the Silk Road or Chernobyl (though that might be somewhat too spooky or depressing for me). I feel the others, like Rome and Greece, are just too familiar to me to be really interesting.
• I feel a jungle setting is most interesting here, while the Berlin wall is strange enough to be intriguing as well. Pompeii and the Second World War a bit too depressing, while the ice age seems a bit too plain to me.
• It sounds appealing with the gladiators and difficulty. I can learn a little history as well.
• It sounds working out to the images of ancient ruins in a jungle.
• Going through WWII London would be a very unique experience

This is a 0 option poll with 75 respondents targeting Household income range ($150k+) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I CHOOSE A BECAUSE THE CAPTION ON THE PRODUCT IS MORE PROFESSIONAL AND CONVINCING
• "We mother you with skincare that works" sounds relaxing and welcoming, and using the base we" signify unity in my view and I like that.
• I find the tagline that emphasizes luxury and visible results more interesting as it suggests both quality and effectiveness.
• I don't like the language in b and wouldn't byy the product becase of that. The reference to sh.. is unnecessary and offensive
• Option B explains better how taxing on your body being a mother can be because of juggling so many things at once so good skin care is needed .

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (35 44, 25 34, 45 54) and Household income range ($75 150k). A sample of responses:

• Looking at all the book cover it's the black and gold cover of choice A , and the black and gold of Choice D stands out , that it's clearer to read these two books , I'd pick up one of these two first .
• The splash of color in option C makes it the most attention-grabbing.
• I liked options D and A because the colors and font looked more powerful.
• Option A makes it clear that the rules are optional. The two main words on the cover are together. They could be equally weighted by having the word optional larger. Option B puts optional in parentheses, this is pretty slick The enclosed information is kind of set outside of whatever came previous. I think it helps make the point of the context clear. Option D tries to make two different titles. You might read one word then the other. It is difficult to put them together. Option C might be a little to rainbow. If the book has no ties to rainbows then leave it alone.
• I personally prefer the designs of options C and B, these color combinations look unique. I would be more interested in these products. And then the covers look a lot better and more appealing.