Polls with number of kids-specific targeting
Check out 4 surveys targeting number of kids. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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What ingredients do you avoid when it comes to baby food, and why?
This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parent of a baby (Yes), Number of kids (3+, 2, 1), Parent (Yes), and Gender identity (Female).
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Which box design do you prefer for a kid's science experiment kit, and why?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Number of kids (3+, 2, 1). A sample of responses:
- Prefer the darker with the beakers.
- this one is brighter and seems to have more details.
- I chose A because the orange color seemed a little bit darker than the other image. I thought the darker orange made it look a little bit sharper. There is not much other difference between the two except B has like a molecule or atom or something on the box. I don't think it is necessary and I almost didn't even see it when comparing the images anyway. I liked the beakers on A better than B as well.
- I like how all of the colors in this photo is brighter and how the beaker is more glowing.
- This illustration on the front of the box is more engaging and intriguing than the other choice.
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Based on the color of the picnic blanket, which product would you buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (65+, 55 64, 25 34, 45 54, 35 44) and Number of kids (1, 3+, 2). A sample of responses:
- Prefer Option B. Prefer the conservative design and muted colors of Option B. The others are just too colorful for their own good.
- All of the patterns are very interesting but C makes me want to buy the product.
- I love the cute design on C, the colors on A and the trendy design on B
- I like the watermelon design in C, then I like the blue in option B.
- the design and how easy it is to use all this were put into consideration while making choice.
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Which packaging cover do you find more appealing? (This is a game that adds a "fish" to the classic hide and go seek game "Sardines.") Note that these are drafts; please focus on which one you like overall. Thank you!
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Number of kids (1, 2, 3+). A sample of responses:
- Option A is the best because the product is well designed and simple to follow.
- I like option a better. It actually shows the kids hiding, makes the game easier to understand.
- Option B is a much better image. The facial expressions on the kids faces are dynamic and spontaneous. The image makes you feel the excitement of them playing the game.Option A is not balanced well. It has a big dead purple spot in the upper left hand corner and a horribly distracting arm in the lower left corner. That arm just does not make sense to be in the image. The whole image in option A feels off. Option B looks great, is balanced and offers happy faces playing the game that the ad is trying to sell. It is a great ad image.
- I think this grabs my attention more for the placement of the kids and it is easier to surmise what they are doing
- I like A better because it is just more representative of the places my kids normally hide.
Number Of Kids targeting is often combined with amazon prime member targeting, age range targeting, kids' toys and games buying frequency targeting, gender identity targeting, hobbies and interests targeting, cosmetics and body care consumption habits targeting, recently purchased in categories / departments targeting, and age of children targeting.