Relationship Status Audience Targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Smoker (Yes) and Relationship Status (Married). A sample of responses:

• My wife's mother passed away from cancer many years ago. It has never been a point of discussion, but she doesn't want me smoking around her, and I don't.
• unfortunately she smokes too
• No because he smokes too.
• She really, really hates it, actually.
• I have not smoked for a year now, but when I did smoke my partner did not mind because he smokes too.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship Status (Married). A sample of responses:

• Green is springy and happy.
• I really would say grey. It would go with so many more colour schemes than the green would.
• I like the green because it is a little brighter and fits that side more than the dreary gray one.
• gender neutral, higher contrast
• B still looks a bit babyish and would have to somewhat match the color scheme already in the room. Gray pretty much goes with everything and is more neutral.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship Status (Married). A sample of responses:

• Yes I would try it out under a trial period. If it was a good tool to use that actually helped... well why wouldn't one use it. I would be willing to pay $5 for it. If the app showed good quality and we found it to be a useful tool I would definitely recommend it to friends and family I though may use it. I also believe if it was faith (Christian) based it would hold a lot more power and be more persuasive to those of faith.
• I would definitely check it out.
• I personally would not use the app as my relationship with my husband is very healthy and I do not believe we need the help. I would try it out for free to see how it works and to see if there maybe were areas we could improve in, but I would more so recommend the app for others. Many couples in this day and age struggle to stay married so something like this could be beneficial to others, but I do not see many people paying for it unless it can compete with actual marriage counselors.
• No, I would be worried about privacy concerns
• I would most likely try the app to see if it helped our relationship, paying for the app would be a different story. I think it would be difficult to pay for services with no actual person to guide us (ie: therapist). Recommending the app would be dependent on how I thought it helped us and if friends were also having problems in their marriages

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship Status (Single). A sample of responses:

• The black and white theme works better than the green one
• Both seem all right to me
• I prefer bright colors like green and white over black
• A is much easier to read. The green color for b is distracting.
• I liked the use of green/teal colors in option B. Since option A had only muted colors like grey, it seemed less interesting to me.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship Status (Single). A sample of responses:

• Compelling but I can't decide anything about a dating app until I can I know how big the dating pool for it is in my area.
• I don't personally like being taped, and I think others can be fake when they do it. I would think the people were actors, or plants, to get me to interact with them and pay money to keep the app.
• I real thought this was good and interesting dating site .
• I'd give it a shot, because it's a cool idea, and it gives a good intro to a person.
• My first preference would be to meet someone in person, but the pre-recorded part does provide a good ice-breaker. Tough to say, but might at least be worth giving it a shot as long as there is no cost to start.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship Status (Married). A sample of responses:

• I really like the simple, easy to read design most. After that, I appreciate that Option A shows a measurement to get a better idea of sizing.
• Think the writing on C balloon is not too much. Could include the writing on A that shows the height and what is included on the C .
• I like A the best - I like the balloon design and the fact that it says it's a 3 pack right on the advertisement.
• This is more descriptive.
• I prefer the balloon that says "baby is a ..." better than the other one. I don't really like "little man or little miss" I would rather it just say "boy or girl" The darts frighten me a little as well...and what are the blue and pink things with the gold band around the middle? I don't really like options A & B and would likely not purchase them. Option C, on the other hand, is really cute and I love that the confetti is shaped like hearts.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship Status (Married). A sample of responses:

• Prefer the more subtle one
• The product itself should be featured the most prominently, without a child distracting consumers from the item.
• B is nice because it shows the size of the product. A is least because it's weird that the kid is hugging it. C seems like a different product, but I really like the bright orange and would prefer the orange if I were to use the product for easy spotting at an airport.
• Choice B gives more info, like the free e-book. It has a happy kid which is always a good image. A also has a kid, but it appears a bit out of proportion. C has a crisp look about it, but not much info.
• Option C looks like it would protect the stroller best and looks the most durable. Option A looks bulky but easier to carry than option B. Option B looks loose fitting and not protective of the stroller.