Polls with sexual orientation-specific targeting
Check out 6 surveys targeting sexual orientation. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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Which rave fan design do you like
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:
- All three that I chose have good designs with a vast amount of colors on them. They would be good for a rave, option D is kinda plain compared to the others.
- I don't like option A because it is too plain in design.
- I have no clue what a rave fan is but the more trippy the design, the better. Some are busy, but I like how wacked out some of them look (in a good way)
- i think the first one is lovely because there's not too much going on. it's not overwhelming. the colors are pretty and the lotus design is nice and the light accents it nicely. the second one is nice for the same reasons, but i like that the light lines are curved instead of straight like the other one. the last one is nice too because there's not much color, but it's just enough to draw your eye to the lotus designs nicely.
- I picked A first because of the straight lines of the rainbow. I chose B because of the randomness of the rainbow lines. I chose C third because of the lines coming out of the center.
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Which cover design would choose for this book?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:
- I prefer Option A here by a long shot - I think the slightly tilted head on the blonde protagonist is more appealing and suggestive than the alternative option. Also, I just find that the slightly parted mouth and straight-on stare by the blonde protagonist in Option B looks like she's dazed or otherwise not completely in her right mind (as opposed to looking attractive).
- A is more genuine and authentic.
- I don't really see a notable difference, but I feel a is a bette fit. Her face and expression looks more natural, and the pose works. B looks kind of awkward with that pose, and she looks like she's trying hard to act naturally
- The cover is more intriguing when the blonde's head is slightly downward, as though there are secrets to reveal!
- A is attracts me more because the way the woman with glasses is looking makes it appear she is looking at me.
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Best Title for my new book about meeting, dating, and seducing women
This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Age range (25 34, 35 44), Gender identity (Male), Relationship status (Single, Never Married, Separated/Divorced), and Sexual orientation (Heterosexual). A sample of responses:
- Never Single Again - that sounds much better than the other title and would be easy to recall
- I think Option B is a pretty good title over Option A. I think Option B will appeal to most men as opposed to Option A which I think would appeal more to women. It also has a shock value that brings attention and forces you to pay attention to it. On a book self that title would catch the attention of anyone glancing.
- I chose A because I felt that it had a lot more class and a book that would be suitable for all ages and races. I felt that the other title was a bit low class and could be viewed wrong by some people.
- The naked option seems kinda offensive for a title.
- B's title just sounds very sleezy and is not good at all. A is better just because of that.
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How interested would you be in buying the product shown in this picture and what is your advice for it?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:
- I like the product, I just hope there's a version for lesbians and maybe nonbinary folk?
- I would definitely be interested in purchasing this because I love the cups and the tote bag. I would suggest they have one that says mrs. as well for lesbians.
- I like the concept as a gift for a bachelorette party or something like that, I don't love the wphrase "Mr. Always Right" it just seems a little weird in this context.
- This option looks more organized, in this image you are able to see every item of the set in full. I like that the bag is placed in a way that you can see the cord and knot at the top. I wouldn't add anything else to the picture, by doing so it would lose harmony and would look very crowded.
- I chose option A because I find it more personally appealing visually.
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Which name do you prefer for a dating app that is exclusively focused on long-term relationships?
This is a 7 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship status (Single, Never Married) and Sexual orientation (Heterosexual). A sample of responses:
- Amore sounds the best since it means love. I like how serious it sounds. I also like charm. But Amore sounds the most professional and like something that would be serious.
- When I think of someone I want to be with long term, I think of them as a keeper so that name makes sense to me
- I like E for its simplicity and effectiveness in communicating the idea, and I like the mythical aspect of B a lot, which makes the most "creative" sense. So either of those would be great, depending on the angle you're looking for.
- I choose option A first since people tend to like foreign vocabulary more than english.
- Amore seems really unique and the name is simple and easy to remember.
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Which name do you prefer for a business that sells several different brands of mens skincare products?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Heterosexual), Gender identity (Male), Cosmetics and body care consumption habits (Just The Basics (0 4)), and Age range (25 34, 21 24, 18 20). A sample of responses:
- I wasn't feeling any of the names honestly. My top choice is short and simple. I do like that aspect of it.
- Lepeak sounds the most normal to me
- I think Lepeak seems easy to pronounce, and it sounds good.
- B reminds me of leak. Renooz sounds the most like a skincare product
- I think Narci is the only decent option. Bued is okay. Lepeak and Renooz are awful and unattractive names.
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