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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Based on the image, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Number of kids (3+, 2, 1). A sample of responses:
- I don't like the all white design of A. I like the wood unpainted finished look and C does that the best. I like B better because the bars are left that way but C is the design I like the most.
- I chose based on color because the first one with 2 tones both blends in and sticks out at the same time
- B - 1st choice - I just like how the product blends into the room - very natural looking. The hanging monkey is kinda cool. The little kid and monkey indicate how it is to be used.A - 2nd choice - This shows how the product is being used by a child. Shows how the rings can be lengthened to be the right height for whoever uses it. Action scene.C - last choice - Just looking at it, I would wonder what it was?! It looks huge. Like the other pictures better.
- B and A show me how a kid might use the item so I like those more
- I don't like the plain white color in Option A. However, I do really like the wooden color in Option B, as I think it makes it stand out in a positive way. I also like seeing the ambience and set up in the room with it.
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Based on the image, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Number of kids (3+, 2, 1). A sample of responses:
- I would rather buy the product that shows it's size comparison to a baby.
- My first choice is the one with a child using the item. I think the choice without a child leaves open enough doubt to make me wonder what the object actually is. The other choice with two children makes it look like they are roughhousing and unsafe. The single child looks curious and the display shows enough of the environment to give me a good idea on how I would use the item and what it's best use would be.
- I like A because it makes it look the biggest and most spacious
- Option C is best with the child on the rocker sofa. This is nice to see its size and usage. Option A is great because it is very clear with just the product. Option B is not as good because the product is too obscured by the children on it. Option C for the best primary image.
- Option B makes the product look dangerous. Option A & C show it well. A allows me to use my imagination of how it can be used while C shows it in use. I prefer to see my uses.
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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 Parents with babies (0-1) (Parents With Babies (0 1)), Number of kids (3+, 2, 1), Parental status (Parent), 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:
- My second choice seems too dark.
- A the words stand out better. So the packaging just looks cleaner.
- I would choose choice B because the writings on the box are more visible and the font used on the writings is really nice, the picture of the galaxy really gives the box a new wonderful look and it is attractive to the kids as compared to choice A which has no really defined image to cause it to be attractive.
- i love the subtle sparkles on A, it would definitely attract kids' attentions!
- I liked choice A since the cover has two jars which looks more scientific and relatable to the product. Choice B looks more plain with the logo of the science theme.
Number Of Kids targeting is often combined with age range targeting, gender identity targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, income range targeting, parental status targeting, travel frequency targeting, parents with babies (0-1) targeting, parents with grade school kids (5-11) targeting, education level targeting, mobile device targeting, and interest in cooking targeting.