Parental status audience targeting

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).

This is a 5 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent), Gender identity (Female), and Age range (21 24, 35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• I do love the heart on the cover, but the pregnant belly seems more fitting
• I LIKE THAT THEY INCLUDED A PREGNANT BELLY ON OPTION C. IT IS MORE APPEALING THAN OPTION A.
• I chose A because the graphic used better represents what the product is while the graphic used on the front of C doesn't remind me of a belt at all.
• I like the heart on the belly better so this packaging would make me choose it.
• My choice is option A because of the package design s very comfort and look great with the product nature look so ic hoose

This is a 5 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• Option "D": While completely similar, this presentation provided all the visual information I needed to make an informed purchase decision the most quickly; this display of the product is superior to all options shown.
• I really like option D because I think it would be easier for a child to use. Option C is a close second because of the accessories it comes with. The bag is a nice added touch.
• I feel like choice A is the best put together and would be easy to store and keep up with all the pieces.
• the product were choosen by how well seems more easy to handle and considering how bold the words written on them is.
• I like the way the cards are displayed on the stand which makes them easier to see

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent), Age range (21 24, 45 54, 35 44, 25 34), and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I like the larger font choice.
• I much prefer Option A packaging design because it`s very informative on the product, both visually and textually, and very appealing at the same time.
• I like that A shows a belt instead of a heart on the box. Let me know what I am buying at a glance.
• I like the heart design and logo much more.
• Based on the packaging design, the MATERNITY SUPPORT BELT I would rather buy is Choice A because the belt image is shown on the packaging so I could see how it's used. I don't like the packaging with the heart on it because it makes me think it's a product used to help support the baby's heart.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• I choose A because this name is extremely intriguing and promises to have plenty of surprises
• I like parts of the title in option B, maybe just Mayhem might be a good name.
• I prefer Option B as my first choice. It's more expressive and it has great anticipation with the title. It conjures up mystery and murder, two things the public loves.
• Option A is the best because the illustration is well designed and simple for audiences to understand
• I think the first option is more descriptive and that is helpful as this product seems hard to understand.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• The graphics are much better in option A. Its exciting and looks very cool. This will get kids interested
• I would rather have some information on the cover than none and I also don't really care for the look of the grid design on the cover of A.
• I chose option A because it looks the most realistic
• I feel like this would be more appealing to a child, the labeling would be appealing.
• Option "A": The bold and enlarged "National Geographic" logo is more than sufficient to grab my interest in any educational product and the prominence in this graphic is for the best.

This is a 7 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• I really liked option D. It’s very cute and I can see little hands trying to grab the wings and chewing on them. I didn’t like F and B, I thought they were ugly and creepy
• I chose option E because it's a ladybug and I like the design better!
• A is overly simple and lacks the fun and cuteness of the others. All of the others are adorable, unique, clever, bold and something that I would totally buy!
• The hanging toy design I would buy is Choice F because it is the most appealing of all of the toys, with its adorable yellow legs, and if I purchase this for a younger child it could possibly create a familiarity with the insect and not a fear of it when it's seen in real life.
• THE FIRST OPTIONS I CHOSE LOOK HAPPIER AND MORE DETAILED THAN THE LAST OPTIONS I CHOSE

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I like the different textures that are available. This would be a great sensory toy because they are learning 2 different textures as well as shapes
• It has more baby-like dolls hence will be much useful considering hoe kids likes dolls.
• I chose based on what my child would like more.
• A is an awkward angle that is far away, making it hard to examine the product. B zooms in.
• I LIKE THAT THIS OPTIONS HAS MORE TOYS THAN THE OTHER OPTION

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent), Amazon Prime membership (Yes), and Age range (35 44, 25 34). A sample of responses:

• Some pieces in B use green and I think it is good for kids' eye health. I also prefer the pieces with multiple color options in B. Kids would be more interested in playing with colorful pieces than a single dull set.
• The lighter of the two is more visually appealing.
• I choose B because it has different colors making it look visually attractive
• Because there isn't a product description, I'm not sure if this set comes with enough pieces to build both houses pictured or if it is just showing two different houses you can build with this set and it only comes with enough pieces for one or the other. This makes a difference because if it comes with enough pieces for both houses, it would be helpful to have them come in two different colors: the tubes and connecters for house A would be light gray tubes with green connecters and the pieces for house B would be dark gray tubes with blue connecters, which would help parents when putting the house together for their child if they could easily separate the pieces required for the house they choose to build. However, upon closer inspection, I noticed that even the house on the right that is mostly using blue connecters, it does have a few random green connecters thrown in. So, that is not what is going on here and that kind of confused things for me personally, lol... that is my feedback. :) PS. IF there is only enough pieces to make one house than I would choose C above, because it would look nicer if all the pieces were cohesive.
• It's more visually dynamic. Since I have two kids in that age bracket I know for certain that the way to draw and their attention through the use of colors. It also helps them a differentiate the different parts.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• B looks dull and not as lively.
• I like the very abstract and scientific look of B. Makes me think this is good stuff for science.
• Option B seems more dynamic yet still focused on science. I think some kids would better understand the test tubes over the atoms depicted in the other unit.
• I like the bottles in B. They look magical.
• Option A is my choice because the illustration on the front of the box is more interesting and compelling than the other choice.