Small business owner audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• A is the best it sounds interesting and something simple I could use.
• (B) sounds like it is intended for a more general-purpose audience.
• i feel like this one would be the most helpful to any business not just for personal online things. i would pick this because the information feels broad and i could use it and implement it at multiple aspects of my life
• Choice B is most preferred as it teaching you something. Making money is a good subject to learn about. B is more interesting and the best pick.
• I like B better, it sounds more interesting to me

This is a 2 option poll with 30 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Based on the description of the story in the book, I believe there should be consistency by using the word 'exit' in the book's subtitle. Using the word 'app' instead, gives the impression the company became successful when it doesn't sound like that's the case.
• I like that A explicitly states how they made the money by mentioning an app
• I chose B because it feels good to leave the cash sucking and exit.
• I like that it says what product was the result of the work.
• I would choose A because app sounds like something you can use.

This is a 1 option poll with 15 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I likely would if I was in the market for it. I think the painted box idea would be better than having stickers all over the box.
• No - it looks cheap and tacky
• I would not, I view boxes as trash, no need to dress them up
• Of course I love the design, the color pattern and even the size looks very aesthetic and classy.
• No, I wouldn't. I ship a lot of things and strongly prefer plain packaging. It makes them discreet and less of a target for thieves, and I think my online customers appreciate that.

This is a 1 option poll with 30 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes) and Amazon Prime member (Yes). A sample of responses:

• In my opinion and based on what i saw, this website is really complete, it provides plenty of information and helps the public feel more reliable of it, the only thing that i would improve about this website is that it feels really simple and would need more images to make it feel more cozy.
• The colors are too dark. The website is too long.
• This site is professional, detailed, ornate, immersive, trustworthy and easy to navigate. It is plush with information. No changes are needed!
• I think the fonts used aren't eye-catching enough. I also don't like the chat as being the first option. I would think that's something you do after being convinced.
• The last bullet in section two is too big on mobile. But I like the site messaging and you have real people on it which helps with credibility. I don't love the color scheme but that is subjective.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• Superpower seems like a gimmick. Makes me think it's not a real assessment or quiz. Strengths is more realistic and something I feel will glean some skill or trait about me I might not know I possess.
• It sounds more exciting and rewarding to find a superpower over a strength.
• There is a reason for miracles in businesses that give back to society. I believe to whom much is given, much is required. This is my explanation for option B.
• I can be quite strategic when conversing about my husband's work, but I have not considered myself strategic in my work. Therefore, I thought understanding my strategic business strength might prove helpful to me. Also, I'm not into superpower to success lingo. Sounds like New Age mumbo jumbo. You can't get anywhere without hard work and there are no shortcuts or secrets to that.
• A felt more meaningful and less trendy. B felt a little too "fluff" for my liking.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I don't like either but A is better. Get rid of the weird shading effect. It doesn't work.
• I like B. A looks like it's a cardiac product of some sort. B is more general
• My favourite colour combination is red and black, and Choice A has both--arranged to look like a pulse.
• A makes more sense to me. With B, it comes off forgiving and isn't what I would expect from a card processing company at all.
• Both logos are creative, but I think you need to consider that Option A has some subliminal negative associations - it shows an EKG that actually "flatlines" underneath the text. As I'm sure you're aware, a flat line on an EKG is NOT good.

This is a 0 option poll with 75 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I think it just makes the most sense, I pick my order because fans are good but fanatics are better like in n out, so I pick C because a story to remember is crucial for a business
• This definition takes action and makes me feel like it will be the best if people can write and tell their own story. This makes people feel invested and like they are a part of something bigger!
• The headline I prefer is option C. It would definitely get my brands attention. It’s a great start to a documentary video. It would get me a ton of exposure and customers
• Turn your brand into a story consumers remember is most direct. Business will know exactly what you plan to do with this slogan. D is kind of catchy
• Turn your bread into story costumers (c) this headline is the strongest because it directly speaks too the emotional power of storytelling and its impact on costumers memory. its clear benefit-driven, and immediacy relevant to offer of a brined docmeantory it promise transformation-your bread becomes memrable-wich is exactly is exactly what small business Owers crave when trying too stand out in a crowded marrket

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I chose option D because it guves exact explanation of what they are able to assist with
• This choice sounds more short and to the point. It uses key words that summarize quickly.
• i priotized option B as first for urgent payroll needs, C second for preventing frozen food issues, D third for general guidlines, A forth for long term recovery plan.
• plan - This headline feels urgent and actionable. It immediately signattention if a business account is frozen.h grabs attention if a business account is frozen.
• A is the most simple and to the point

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Well, I don't want any costly mistakes & defiantly don't want to be in default. If I'm in default certainty want to know the way out & don't want collection calls
• C is ranked first because it offers clear solution for those feeling trapped in default. A is seceond for its urgency in stoping defaults. D is third highlighting mistake to avoid while B is rourth, focusing mainly on collectors.
• I like that this is most direct and gets to the point. It’s simple and easy.
• I chose choice a because it give the interpretation of lettung you know that if youve missed you mca payment then they ca assist you
• Clear solution and guidance feel urgent reassuring and highly practical.

This is a 0 option poll with 75 respondents targeting Small business owner (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I ranked AsyncOS first because it sound innovative and high value, Clarity OS is second for its glug and play particular, Sprant OS os third sence its seems limited to executive rather the committee system update.
• I chose B because of the name and it contains the word clarity. Clarity says it is concise and easy to use, making daily tasks quicker and more efficient within my team.
• I think a shorter title is the way to go here and using the word clarity makes it very attractive to me.
• I chose option B" as the name/Title tells a person upfront the reason for reading and or using this system ( product).
• I ranked the choices by simplicity of understanding the verbiage by a potential consumer.