Polls with income range-specific targeting
Check out 6 surveys targeting income range. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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Based on the design of the box for these high-end darts, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Income range ($31 60k, $101k+, $61 100k) and Amazon Prime membership (Yes). A sample of responses:
- B appears to be higher end
- I like the black bull with gold lettering, it's a good contrast. I like it better without the stripe at the bottom.
- I like the nice clear font on A. It is bold and easy to read.
- The colors make it look sleeker and more luxurious.
- The thing that I like best about C and A is that they have the black bull on the front. I slightly preferred the orange text over the yellow. The brown/red bull on option B was my least preferred.
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Based on the design of the flights, which set of high-end darts would you rather buy?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Amazon Prime membership (Yes) and Income range ($61 100k, $101k+, $31 60k). A sample of responses:
- I like the dots and the intricate design of this one the most.
- I tend to lean towards the simpler sort of designs on the fins, I suppose.
- I would much rather buy option B. I really like the look of the pattern background and I feel the stripe on the side really accents it well.
- i would prefer option A because i like the bull pattern on this one
- I really don't like Choices A or C. To me, the symbol in it reminds me of a lady with her legs split. I guess if you look at the opposite way, it could be an animal's head but I have a hard time seeing it any other way. I prefer the simplistic design of Choice B the best. D is ok but the pattern tends to look blurry if you stare at it for a longer time.
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Based on the design, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 2 option poll with 200 respondents targeting Exercise frequency (1 3 Times/Week), Amazon Prime membership (Yes), Employment status (Full Time), and Income range ($61 100k). A sample of responses:
- Option B is more visually pleasing with the black and it makes the blue pop.
- The black case matches the black and blue bike much better
- 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.
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Our product is a EEG-based wearable that tracks brain function and improves memory retention by enhancing memory consolidation during sleep. We'd like to know which feature / value proposition you would be more interested in:
This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Education level (Bachelor's Degree, Graduate Degree) and Income range ($101k+). A sample of responses:
- It just seems more interesting and scientific-based.
- I think the Fitbit for the brain is a really useful comparison. It gives me a clear visual on the benefits of the product.
- I like the use of the name fitibt
- it's more actionable and straight forward
- prefer the wording
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Which business name is more appealing to you if you were looking for a professional services/consulting firm to help with transforming your business organizational health, technology, culture, and/or leadership?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income range ($101k+). A sample of responses:
- Options D & C are my first choices because they both are good names that would be easily understood and remembered.
- All names are rather boring, but convey what the business does. "Group" for A sounds more collaborative. Putting "Center" at the end (C) is more direct than "Center for" in A. Alembic (B) is too obscure.
- Because of the word "group," I think D definitely sounds like a team of experts who can make the necessary changes. "Center" feels less interactive and cooperative, like I'd get less personalized attention. I'm not at all sure what Alembic means.
- I really like the name of "Enterprise Transformation Group". The key word in the name is transformation. Then I like option C, A and lastly B.
- This sounds the most professional and straightforward to me.
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What video makes you more likely to book a consultation for the service. Service starts at $3,000 a month.
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income range ($101k+, $61 100k) and Age range (45 54, 35 44). A sample of responses:
- I like option B the best because I like the presenter better in the ad.
- I prefer B because the guy talking sounds very down to earth and natural and he does not seem like an actor. I like the background of the room the narrator is in. It seems more natural verses the other video where the guy is in a recording studio which looks too staged and gimicky.
- I liked this option better because it gave out specific examples, and gave me a website with data I can look over and decide what I think.
- I just feel like A was more professional. I liked that it had actual examples of people in there and how it helped them.
- This one seemed a little more professional. I don't like how the words were appearing all over the guy's face in the other one. I didn't like the other one dropping examples of people but not really going into much detail about them. The first one seems like less of a sales pitch than the other one
Income Range targeting is often combined with age range targeting, gender identity targeting, education level targeting, relationship status targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, nutritional supplement consumption targeting, app store spending habits targeting, credit score targeting, interest in camping/fishing/hunting targeting, type of residence targeting, primary source of investment advice targeting, hobby - arts and crafts targeting, u.s. geographic region targeting, video gaming targeting, employment status targeting, dog ownership targeting, cat ownership targeting, parental status targeting, cryptocurrency investments targeting, and literary preference targeting.