Religious affiliation audience targeting

This is a 3 option poll with 30 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• Options C and B are designed so that many of the stickers "jump out" at me immediately. Also, the overall circular design in option B is unusual and catches my attention. The stickers in option A all blend together to me.
• I prefer C as there is more variation to the color and the words are more prominent.
• My first choice would stand out to me the most because it is very vivid and eye catching. This is the one that really draws my attention in the most.
• Option B shows even balance of color and white space throughout.
• I really like that this set has really bright and bold colors and fonts. They stand out better that way.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• I grew up following the Roman Catholic traditions, and don't take any offense in the above image of Donald Trump, dressed as the Pope. I actually find it amusing, that he has to go to these lengths to distract people from the whole tariff debacle. I'm actually hoping that this whole tariff thing works out, and we become less dependent on foreign countries for products and goods. We need manufacturing to come back to the United States.
• I find this image absolutely disrespectful and not funny at all. I'm not even religious, and I find it completely sacrilegious and demeaning to anyone who is Catholic or even Christian. I find it incredibly hypocritical that the Trump administration is targeting universities for being "anti-semetic" and then thinking that something like this is cute or funny. I also find it frightening, because it normalizes the idea that President Trump thinks that he is some kind of omnipotent authoritarian leader who is beyond reproach. I do not identify as Catholic or even Christian, but I find this reprehensible. I had a fairly low opinion of President Trump before, and this just kind of cements his place at the bottom of the gutter to me. He is not beyond doing anything, no matter how base or reprehensible it is.
• I am not a fan of the image . I think the Pope is an evil person , and I think Catholicism is an evil religion . I think it is disrespectful to Catholics because they generally do not like President Trump . I also think it's disrespectful to President Trump because he is better than the Catholics .
• It was a joke and not meant to be taken seriously. That being said, it should be completely ignored and not given any attention.
• While slightly disrespectful, it is rather funny and is clearly meant to be so. With that in mind, I am not offended and find it silly but not in poor taste.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• I prefer this one because it sounds like something that comes out of a biblical verse. Having LOL makes it too modern.
• For this one I chose the potential name of thou shalt laugh.com and panel A . I think that uh laughter is God's hand to a troubled world , so I think it's a fantastic name .
• Option A sounds more fitting and biblical to me.
• I prefer option B. I like that it sounds up to date and a bit edgy.
• I prefer the name ThouShaltLaugh because older consumers might not know what "LOL'' means or stands for.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• Option A is funnier and makes more sense, so I would go with the name in option A.
• Choice A is much more memorable and I think more understandable in terms of what you might find on the website.
• The domain name 'ThouArtHilarious.com' is more easy to repeat than the other so I prefer B.
• I think A sounds better because it has the word laugh in it.
• This one sounds more like a direct commandment from God himself, so I think it is actually pretty hilarious and would get me to click on it to go to the website

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• I would trust a dot org domain name over a dot co domain
• this makes it seem like a more legit website because it is an organization, but somehow I would expect it to also be a non profit
• I do not think the differences between .com and .org are a big deal, but if I had to pick one, I would pick .co which is why I chose option A.
• I think the .co would be more appealing as it lets me know that it is company based rather than an organization. If I am looking to purchase a T-shirt I would rather it come from a company as it makes me more confident in their product. I would rather a Christian company be upfront(that they are a business) rather than trying to act like they are an organization who just happens to sell T-shirts.
• The domain with '.Org' sounds most appealing as means a big network.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• I do not think that a Christian-themed web site needs to use old English. To be Christian does not mean to be old-fashioned. Consequently I prefer Choice A because it uses everyday language that people can easily relate to and remember. If I had to choose I would select "love thy laughter". My take is that this is suggestive of "laughter is the best medicine", an English expression and one found in the Bible (Proverbs 17:22).
• The problem with A is it isn't humorous the way B is. I think B is funny because it's like being commanded to laugh in KJV language.
• B sums things up pretty well, because when I am told THOU SHALT LAUGH, I will!
• In my preferred option, the caption makes a strong reference to the ten commandments. That make that the superior choice.
• B grabs my attention and it clever and more marketable, in my opinion.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:

• Tech products can be a help as long as there is not an overreliance on it as spiritual meditation away from tech is critical.
• i think that is an no brainer and the answer is yes, using tech to support everyday activities
• I think the people who this is for would like this a lot.
• sounds to good to be true but here goes mwaacre@aol.com
• This sounds interesting, but I don't think I have the extra time for this.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month, 1 3 Books/Month), Religious affiliation (Other, Christianity, Non Religious), and Online shopping marketplaces (Amazon). A sample of responses:

• A feels more relationship focused and personal, which draws me to it.
• A is a more relatable and more emotional looking cover art
• I like this one because the people make it more emotuional feeling
• I like the more general image of this cover without people.
• The pretty blue color and tree design on the cover in Option B makes me more interested in reading the book.