Religious affiliation audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Non Religious, Christianity) and Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• 3. I would like to hear the scientific examination that someone has come up with besides the Bible.
• #4...Groundbreaking gets my attention and makes me think that there is information that I was not aware of, new to the world.
• 1. RISE ABOVE. Because if there NEW scientific evidence for God I would love to see it!
• "A Scientific Examination Confirming the Presence of God" is the only one that even remotely is appropriate, at least for me. In fact even that would require some work. "A scientific examination of God's existence" is much more appropriate because 1st, it would not turn people off by making a thesis (proving/confirming etc), and 2nd, because it is an interesting subject: checking/exploring/discussing what are the possible scientific attempts/methods/experiments that are needed to prove or disprove the existence of a deity.
• I like 3 because there is something about science that I find appealing and it instantly draws my attention in when I read it

This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Racial or ethnic identity (Asian) and Religious affiliation (Islam, Hindu, Buddhism). A sample of responses:

• I am south Asian so I have a lot of opinions on this. I don’t think you should go with anything that has curry in the name. I think I can be kind of an alienating idea within the community and I think it might push away people who don’t have that much connection with the space. I definitely think it’s a great idea to put south Asian in the name but I wouldn’t make cultural calls. Just show it serve the community.
• I am south asian myself and I chose the order in the least racially antagonizing to the most, I would highly suggest not choosing a "Curry" theme as that is as racist as it gets. The Marrow Initiative is clearly the best option
• It’s filter the purpose and ethnicity both. It’s more descriptive than others as well.
• The curry one's come off as a bit stereotypical and maybe even offensive. Bollywood also comes off as stereotypical assuming every south Asian watches Bollywood movies.
• “South Asian Marrow Initiative” clearly shows a specific geography, what they need and what they do. Other options sound unclear. For example, “Match me if you can” sounds like a dating application. “Curry fights cancer” and “Curry for a cure” may arose a question, what is curry? “Bollywood bone marrow” sounds like that they only want India, no other south Asian. “South Asian swab squad”, for millions of people, swab is associated with Covid-19 test.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship status (Married) and Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• I like to sign because it is a little bit simpler not too crazy, often times the simple design is the better one and in this case, this is why I would choose
• I really liked the black on the covered but stood out more it looks more professional
• I prefer simplicity and legibility. A is recognizable and simple. There's nothing going on th ebackground to detract from the title. Next is C and then last is B because there's too much going on and it took efort to read the title.
• I think Brighter is better for a subject like this, much prefer the colorful covers and the one with white the best.
• I would prefer Option B. The packaging design looks brighter and attractive which intend my attention with its appearance when compared to others.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity) and Relationship status (Married). A sample of responses:

• With previewing the content, I am seeing if this is really what I want and if this will work for my time constraints. Option B is similar but just worded a bit differently. Option C is like you are watching a movie or TV trailer for a show.
• I choose A because I want to preview the content to decide whether to enroll. I expect to see details about the content. Option B would also show some details about the content. Option C would have the information in a video format.
• The waiting list means I’m too late for the signup. Getting early access means I’m getting a sneak preview.
• I choose "B" maybe it is something for married couples to do together and enjoy together.
• Sneak peak creates a sense of secrecy and surprise. I would expect a video to start to show.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship status (Married) and Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• I like the idea of getting early access. It allows people to engage in an early segment of the program and sample it.
• I despise joining waiting lists, so that is at the bottom. Getting early access feels exclusive.
• I think get early access makes people think they're getting ahead. next I would join the waitlist, as that makes it sound like it could be a while but you're in line. last is learn more... that just seems generic
• I appreciate the words, Learn more here as it helps me to know what to expect when I click on the red button
• I actually don't like any of these very much. The image of the man that's faintly visible in all three is vaguely disconcerting, as if he's doing something wrong. In any case, the only difference between the three of these is the message on the button. I voted for A because I think 'Get Early Access' is a powerful message, better than the other two.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity) and Relationship status (Married). A sample of responses:

• "Marriage Retreat Sale" says it best, and it certainly sounds most interesting to me.
• i put "A" first because it does NOT include "marriage." when you use the word 'marriage": you are limiting your target audience. many people are not married.
• C has a tagline that hooks the reader in and makes them want to know more about what's being advertised.
• I like the sentiment of C best
• I LIKE THE WORDING OF TOGETHER IN OPTION A BETTER THAN THE OTHER OPTIONS

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship status (Married) and Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• The black color looks more professional in my opinion. This one also looks more professional, which better suits this type of product.
• This color looks elegant and convenient for a couple's planner cover
• If this is for more than one person the color might be better, they can use it up and get a different planner next time.
• I found this one a bit more tractive because he has an actual bit of color, I like the green for this application
• The green is a very unique color and isn't too masculine or feminine.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• The use of "your" in the title aims it directly at the reader. I think this is more personal. If I were to buy a self-help book that's probably what I would look for.
• I would buy book of option . I liked this text more. Very interesting text of the book,I would love to read ot a lot.
• I prefer to reference intentional life with an instead of the.
• I prefer the shorter option; I don't think "your" is needed.
• I like B, it is straight and to the point.