Income Audience Targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($61 100k, $101k+), Age Range (45 54, 35 44, 65 74, 55 64), Education (Bachelor's Degree, Graduate Degree), and Nutritional Supplements (Yes, Every Day, Yes, Some Days). A sample of responses:

• I like Fjord naturals better than just Fjord. people will probably call them fjord vitamins anyway, but fjord naturals makes me think of Iceland and Elsa and Sven and people gathering the vitamins from the Earth, and it is all natural and healthy and good for you. I might have great hair and skin like Elsa and Anna if I take this vitamin. I like option B the best out of these two.
• it sounds more appropriate to me
• I picked option B because including the "Naturals" part I think adds a lot to the name instead of having just a one word name which people might have trouble reading or pronouncing.
• If you don't include the word Naturals in the title, it just simply looks (and reads at first glance) like the car company FORD misspelled.
• B sounds to be a lot more natural and simplistic.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age Range (55 64, 45 54, 35 44, 65 74, 25 34) and Income ($101k+, $61 100k). A sample of responses:

• The personalization is the key to this. I've never priced a product like this, so I hope it's not an insult to say $30 USD.
• I might pay up to $30. It's a nice sentiment, but I don't think any of my friends would care too much for it or use it.
• It is a cute sentiment and unique gift.
• This is lovely, but it is hard to tell the quality of wood and weight of the product from a photo. Therefore, I would think around $49 would be a fair price--possibly up to $79 for higher quality.
• I wouldn't pay anything for it. I've never needed a serving tray, and I've never met anyone who needed one. I think it would just turn into junk and take up space. I'd rather buy a retirement gift that can be hung so it's out of the way, even if it's not useful, or a gift card.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Nutritional Supplements (Yes, Some Days, Yes, Every Day), Education (Graduate Degree, Bachelor's Degree), Age Range (65 74, 55 64, 45 54, 35 44), and Income ($61 100k, $101k+). A sample of responses:

• I just like saying the word Iona
• I don't dislike any of the names but, Amesbury seems the most normal
• B, A and D sound all natural, clean, and elegant. D is awkward and out of place.
• This one stands out and makes the most sense
• I picked the names that sound best.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($61 100k). A sample of responses:

• Good question! How can I, as a layman, come to understand the nuances of trading and investing and use that knowledge to get rich? This past summer I've started trading penny stocks and have made a little, read: little, bit of money. But with the ebbs and flows of the market, surely there's a way for me to get wildly rich? I just don't understand how so many people make so much money on the stock market, but I, as a retail trader, have to fight tooth and nail. So I guess a second question would be: What is a reliable method for doing research on companies and stocks such that you can predict when catalysts will most likely lead to increases in share price? Would be more than happy to explain more in detail what I'm getting at, but that's my first stab at it!
• What is the right investment to make money fast dealing with stocks?
• Finding a successful and steady way to keep the money coming in. Everything seems so sporadic or temporary and it's only so long until the money dries up.
• Where do I find side hustlers that actually pay well instead of pennies?
• The biggest question I have is the single best income source for someone just starting out. I have seen several different options.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Hiking (Yes), Income ($61 100k), Gender (Male), and Age Range (35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I liked the grey and blue accented socks. I thought they made the design stand out more than the other choices. The yellow color was my least favorite. I wouldn't want mustard yellow socks.
• I think blue goes with everything. I would probably wear these with jeans while out hiking. So I went with C Glacier Blues as #1 choice. I also like the navy and oatmeal color which ranks #2 for me and looks quite outdoorsy.
• I prefer option C (Glacier Blues) because of the subdued color pallet of these socks. They would match any outfit I would choose to wear. The other socks are a bit too bold for my taste.
• B has the best color choice and looks most appealing
• I like how the orange band at the top contrasts the rest of the sock. Just a nice touch. For my second option (B), I always like the color blue. It doesn't stand out and goes with nearly everything (at least everything I own). The last option (A) just looks washed out and faded already. I don't like that color style.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Amazon Prime Membership (Yes) and Income ($101k+, $61 100k). A sample of responses:

• I really like the colored ones more than the plain, black/cream colors
• I don't want a hair dryer to be bright or flashy. I want it to blend in. The black one looks sleek and expensive.
• A looks the sleekest and most metallic, similar to how a dryer should look. C would be good for women.
• I like the simple black color for this best as it would go best in my bathroom. The red C is nice, though. I also like the shade of green on A as it's unique. B is ok but I like it least.
• I chose C first, followed by A, because I think they have a cool vibe and they would jump out at me if stored in my drawer. I chose D next because black is kind of my go to color. It's safe. B isn't bad but i liked the others better.