Income Audience Targeting

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($60 100k, $100k+). A sample of responses:

• Options C and B sound very in depth and professional.
• Thoughtloop sounds full of ideas and Loudlogic sounds related to IT but I'm not sure about the loud. Patternlift seems more fitting than Bracketmachine because I do not associate IT with the physical PCs as much as the digital use of them.
• I like thoughtloop the best, its catchy and sounds intelligent.
• Thoughtloop rolls of the tongue best and seems relevant - loudlogic is a great name but seems a bit unfit for IT.
• I went with thoughtloop because it is the one that makes the most sense.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($30 60k). A sample of responses:

• I feel creating a profile to get going (option B) is easier because there is motivation to get started. Once you're well on your way, it can become a chore to be constantly updating your profiles and portfolio, even though it's important to do.
• Definitely starting from scratch is the most amount of work. Although updating is tedious, it's not as time consuming as restarting (or else people would start over completely when they have a lot of changes to make instead of completely updating their profile
• Updating is always tedious
• I think this one is harder because you want people to take you seriously and not think you are freelancing because you are unemployed.
• It is harder to get started than keep it updated

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($100k+). A sample of responses:

• I don't like self help books, but if I was going to read a book on leadership I would probably choose the one call Ready for Anything. This is how I think of myself and I would want to learn how to maximize that. Next I chose The 5th Decision. It just sounds interesting and will probably help me make better decisions. Third I chose Mirror Work because I didn't like the title 10 Minute Mojo at all. It sounds gimmicky and I definitely would not want to read it.
• Ready for anything seemed the most useful10 Minute mojo seemed easy to implementMirror work did not seem interesting so it was not chosen at all
• I would think a title like Ready for Anything would be helpful for leadership, as situations a leader might find themselves in call for decisions to deal with a variety of scenarios. Being 'ready for anything' sounds like a book to teach a leader how to think and keep perspective to deal with problems that may occur. "10 Minute Mojo" doesn't really sound like it has anything to do with leadership, per se, as much as it gives the impression it is concerned with confidence and self-assuredness; two qualities a good leader must have to get others to follow them. "The 5th Decision" is an odd title, to me. I don't know what it is referencing, so I picked it last. Mirror Work didn't sound like anything for a leader to be interested in, as they are supposed to either set the example or standard to which their followers or employees must adhere.
• C was my favorite because I want to be ready for anything, so the title appeals to me. I chose B because I wonder why the 5th decision is important, and what that is. I chose A 3rd because the title was catchy. I didn't choose D because I think 'Mirror Work' isn't very catchy or attention getting.
• Sounds very fascinating

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($60 100k, $100k+) and Age Range (25 34, 35 44). A sample of responses:

• This one is more active...I am doing the making. Option B has passive language, which is less appealing. That said, I don't particularly like either.
• easy to remember. for option A I initially red 'making cooking Bad', which may be an issue
• A feels like it's trying to be something it isn't.
• Cooking was never fun. i think they are looking for a different audience than me in B.
• The other one is too much from the 80s.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($30 60k, $60 100k, $0 30k). A sample of responses:

• Less all-capped text is better- i don't need to be yelled at
• Because most people look for what they want to change
• I like that there is only one topic in the headline. The other one is so vague.
• It sounded more positive
• it's less brash and more welcoming the messaging

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Income ($30 60k, $0 30k). A sample of responses:

• I don't know anything about gun so B would attract me a lot. I don't like the emphasize on sizes at all.
• I don't like guns at all, but if I'm going to pick one i like, it's the one that tells the information and illustration is on the bottom. The A option tells me nothing at all.
• The description of the size of the item you are buying and the fact that the instructions come with it are clear and up front. The model on the box is also attractive and eye catching.
• Option B had the most information in the most logical places.
• having the instructions visable as well as the dimensions makes the consumer more aware of the product that is being concerded to purchase