Parental status audience targeting

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

• I chose option (A). If I was purchasing a Van Gogh book I would want to know the pictures inside the book. I would purchase this book strictly for Starry Night. Option (A) did a good job of listing some of the works presented in this book. Option (B) did not present any of the works included by name.
• The description was alive and thoughtful and made me eager to purchase this book and share it with my child.
• I like how this description gives more attention to the story- and guides us through how the paintings are influenced into the story with adventure and failure and then success. With choice A focusing on specific paintings - the audience may be narrowed down for those who are not as familiar.
• I chose B but this was hard. I think both are good. The tie breaker for me is that B has the quote from Marylou Tousignant and A does not. I think it's a good quote.
• A is more engaging and interesting. B starts off slower and is less interesting. I wouldn't use thepicturebookreview.com over The WaPo, Kids Post as a review. I pay far more attention to WaPo than to a website review. I'm sure other people are the same way.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• There is no website presented
• I'm having trouble seeing the name
• There is no website link included in this survey; are you referring to Amazon (the host of PickFu?)?
• How much is it and is there a warranty l?
• How long have you bern in business. What are the origins of your company?

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Male) and Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• Its just not for me - I know how to be a good dad without a book telling me what to do. I'd probably not buy it under any title.
• My son is grown and moving out soon this passed me by a long time ago
• It really just kind of sounds like it is going to give the obvious, common sense advice on how to try to live a happier life.
• I would go with option "A". The title sounds interesting and intriguing.
• Options C and A are the perfect answers to describe my feelings about this book title. Options B and D isn't the answers or type of feelings I have towards this book.

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

• I like choice A more. The colors are more bold and vibrant which i like. Also, i can see the intricacies of the little figurines much more.
• I chose the set that looks the most fun and well made.
• I'd stick with those dinosaurs because they offer much more variety that do the bears! My daughter is obsessed with dinos and those info cards would really come in handy for me.
• I voted for option B, because of the cards mainly. Those cards come in handy when teaching kids how to see the actual amounts of things on paper. In school, they are required to be able to count on paper - without the cards it makes doing this more difficult and an additional learning process. I also like that the dinosaurs are kid friendly. The bears look a bit creepy in their plastic form. I also like the bowls in option B, where option A only has cups. Cups would be harder for some kids to put things into and more likely to spill by accident, thus making you restart the counting process.
• I still prefer the Bears of Option A. But I have two girls, perhaps boys would like the dinosaurs a little more as they are playful and fun looking. I would rather buy the Bears because know my kids taste but it's really depending on the child.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Amazon Prime membership (Yes), Parental status (Parent), and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I like the music, and the face is cute. I would pay $15
• It is adorable. I always want to make sure that they are safe if you leave them with a baby - will they suck on it for that matter? It has a motor, is it locked up so you need a screwdriver to get to it? The price is excellent for that product.
• I like that it is washable and plays music for the baby. I do not like that it only has two volumes, I didn't like that there wasn't more animal choices as well, for me it would have been a winner if it were an elephant, not everyone will choose tigers so I think a little variety would be a plus. I would probably spend up to 25$ on this product but no more than that, based on the size, volume and it not coming with batteries I would more likely only pay around 12$. If this product went on sale and was cheaper than 15$ I would be convinced to buy it, its a cute idea but there are so many already like this out there I just don't see paying much.
• It is easy to clean and it is cuddly. I am confused about where the sound machine is in the toy. It is loose which can be a choking problem. I would pay $20. I would buy it if I knew of a baby having a problem sleeping.
• white noise/washable I like. Honestly, there is nothing I did not like or was confused about...price is fair

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• it is a cute place for dolls. However, it is in England, and the prices are very high..The dolls look to be collectibles.I could not afford to buy one.
• What is the cost? Are the dolls made from organic materials? When the website says the materials are hypoallergenic, does that mean for skin allergies or respiratory triggers?
• So I looked at various tabs around the website. I was curious why the dolls are so expensive. I know they're handmade and made with quality cloth and products but still, they seem a bit pricey. I read some of the reviews. I thought one person had excellent feedback about all the trouble you've gone to on the website to make the dolls individual and personable and they didn't come with any sort of introduction like a tag or card for the person receiving them (this was in April 2021) and the company responded by saying now they have an introductory card. So it's good you listen to customer feedback, that always impresses me when a company pays attention to what customers say. On the 'Our Story' tab, the second sentence reads 'I’ve been creating dolls for a years now...'. It seems like a careless mistake that no one caught that either you've been creating dolls for a year now, which is unlikely, or a certain number of years, which has been left out. Reading how you began creating dolls is quite interesting. I'm not sure you need the paragraph about starting your own company, since the Our Story section is already quite long. It took awhile to get to the actual story. Once there, I found myself wondering seriously, as someone who sews, how you built up a business by sewing one doll with absolutely no experience and now you have an international business. I think it would add credibility if you actually had a photo of the original doll, because right now that story sounds somewhat unbelievable. It doesn't look like you ever have sales. I think your dolls and clothes are lovely but they're still quite expensive. I would have to revisit your website multiple times in order to make the decision whether or not I could spend that much on a doll for someone in my life.
• They are super cute, and I want to know more about the dolls and where the idea came from for their creation.
• I just wonder where the wonderful idea came from? I love this product and would not hesitate to purchase it!

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

• Option A sounds like a better read.
• I strongly prefer the word personality over archetype.
• I would definitely rather read Option B book because I am a mom and `Mom` personality would immediately catch my attention.
• This title is easier to understand and also has a more relatable feel. I think it sounds more fun to read.
• a is Genfer non specific

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

• i like the leaves because i feel they're colored better and more subtle. i'm personally not a flower person, and prefer more neutral colors
• I liked the very colorful, full patterns. I like a very close and not scattered design. There was too much empty space or too much plainess in the ones on the bottom of my list.
• The product design is graphic and best in comparison. The quality product is attractive and likeable.
• I prefer the one with the most color and the others I chose by what I like best about the looks and style. Not really crazy about the color but I do like some of them.
• What is this? I can't figure it out. Is it a rug? Is it a plate? Is it a picture to hang on the wall? I have no idea. I like the design of Options D and E the best. But it would be helpful to know what this is so I could make a more informed decision.

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

• I had a child who had jaundice and was told to lay them in the sun. Since the sun is free, I would not pay for a device that would help treat them faster.
• If the symptoms go away on its own, I don't see a reason why I should get the device unless there was not a way for me to treat my baby or take my baby out in the sun.
• Yes because I would want the baby to have the best chances available
• I would probably pay to help get them out of anguish faster. If that was possible, then there is certainly a price that's worth paying for them.
• I would pay for anything for my child to be healthy. Doesn’t matter the illness or the cost.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parental status (Parent). A sample of responses:

• I make lists. I check the bag. I pack the night before. The items includes diapers, wipes, changes of clothes and blankets. Further, I try not to forget pacifiers, diaper cream and food.
• I mostly just keep the things I need in a baby back. Wipes, diapers, snacks, and spare clothes. Then I throw in milk when we actually leave.
• I have my diaper bag always packed and ready to go with the essentials (diapers, wipes, change of clothes, thin blanket/burp rag). The diaper bag has a mom pouch which includes keys/wallet/sunglasses/mints. The only thing that ever needs to be added each time to the routine when leaving is the bottle and it's a habit to never forget these things as a parent.
• I remember what items I need for my baby by putting a reminder next to my keys because I need my keys to be able to leave. Half the battle is me remembering to take my list with me to the store.
• Get organized ahead of time and pack a bag with formula, clothes, diapers, wipes, bottles