Polls with primary mode of transportation-specific targeting
Check out 10 surveys targeting primary mode of transportation. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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Which car air freshener would you buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Car). A sample of responses:
- i chose A because i would like a nice scent more than anything and a cool design is a plus
- I like the idea of one that is eco-friendly. A therapeutic aroma may be great, if it is something like lavender, that is natural and also helps calm the nerves. I selected option A second, mainly for the great scent...don't really care about the modern design. I put option B last...though I like the long-lasting scent idea, I don't care that it can be hidden away. The best of all worlds would be an eco-friendly, and therapeutic/great/natural/long-lasting scent, in a small design.
- I like that B can be hidden. Hopefully A doesn't smell bad. C makes me think it will stink like dirt.
- I like ones that last a long time
- Therapeutic probably means lavender, which is ok. Clean is that ghastly white musk they use in laundry detergent, so no way on that. I have no idea what scent long lasting is.
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Which car air freshener would you buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Car). A sample of responses:
- Love that it's made from recycled paper. That's so innovative.
- I like A the most because it is discreet and I can have it hidden away. I also like that it is made with non toxic fragrance. C and B were close together because I like both of them, especially with B being eco-friendl, but I like how C uses aromatherapy scents for different benefits so I chose that as my second choice.
- i enjoy the look the the different options
- I like these tag lines and descriptions for the product
- I like the idea of a hidden air freshener, but I would like to know how long that one lasts. I like the idea of planting the card once it's done. That's a good idea.
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Which product would you buy?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Car). A sample of responses:
- I prefer the nozzle to be blue, just makes it easier to identify at a glance when it's lying around somewhere.
- Honestly I would purchase either one, the color makes no difference to me....especially because I don't know what the product is.
- the blue color makes it easier to notice
- i think this color is better and stands out very well
- I like the bright blue one and the way it looks more
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Which name do you prefer for the product that attaches the new Apple Air Tag to bikes and disguises it, hiding from thieves?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Bicycle). A sample of responses:
- I liked airlock because its simple and promotes the product with out sounding silly. Airlockr was number two as its close to airlock which i liked the best. Airsecure is also good but not as good as airlock. Airkeeper was my last choice because i dont think it promotes the products use well enough.
- Air keeper seems to be the most straightforward and descriptive term. Air lockr is next, but slightly less so--it doesn't really lock it, it hides it. Air lock is even less descriptive--it's not at all clear that it keeps/locks and is maybe potentially confusing with other general locks. And "Air Secure" sounds like a cheap made for TV product (which I guess this very well could be but I wouldn't want it to be branded as such)
- C: Catchy, easy to pronounce. A: Bit hard to say, but better than D and B.D: Keeper does not go along the intent of this device, but more professional sounding than option B.B: Don't like how locker is spelled. Sounds lazy without proper wording.
- I made my choices based just on the names since all the images were the same. I chose Option C as number one because the name is most comfortable to say, and direct and to the point. Just two syllables.I chose Option D as number two because it was less comfortable sounding to say and hear than Option C, but better than Options A and B. Option A came in last because saying "Air Secure" is taking some breathe, don't like how the sounds in the words go together. Option B came in third because I just don't care for the spelling or the sound of the name. It was less bad then Air Secure.
- I prefer AirLockr the most, it looks and sounds modern and really goes along with the Apple "theme". It's simple but effective, which is usually the best strategy when it comes to marketing. I can see plenty of Millennials and Gen Z's going for it, especially the Gen Zs. It also rhymes with reflector, which amusingly enough, is exactly what the product looks like. Following that, I like Air Keeper second best, for mostly the same reasons. My only issue with it is it sounds too childish and doesn't fit with the Apple theme much at all. Air Secure and Air Lock are both far too bland and don't catch my attention. If I didn't know the actual function of the product I'd say they could be for frisbees or a hideaway for keys, etc. As a side note, I really like this product's design; regardless of what name you use. It acts as a reflector, not only keeping you safe but also your Air Tag. :)
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Which PRODUCT NAME do you prefer for a series of products that hold the Apple AirTag tracking device and attach inconspicuously to personal possessions (see here for bicycle, other versions to come for a range of personal possessions)?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Bicycle). A sample of responses:
- TagLock strikes me as more accurate, as it uses the AirTag technology and functions a bit like a bike lock does.
- I picked B as my top choice as it tells me that it's a very good locker to use.
- based on what looks like a better deal although they look awfully similar
- A looks nice and sharp, B looks a little blurry and washed out
- Locker implies more of a box like you'd see at a school or something. "Lock" fits the product better
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Which color product would you rather buy?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Car). A sample of responses:
- I prefer the blue and black color of the top portion of the valve.
- I selected B since blue is my favorite color and think it matches up decently with the black part too.
- Personally I prefer the blue cap because it brings more attention to my eyes and is least likely to get lost.
- It would fit in more with the color scheme of my other possessions
- B makes it easier to differentiate between the two sides.
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Imagine searching for car seat cover on Amazon. On which picture would you click?
This is a 4 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Amazon Prime membership (Yes), Age range (25 34, 18 24, 35 44, 45 54), Primary mode of transportation (Car), and Gender identity (Male). A sample of responses:
- I most prefer option D personally just going off of the design. This is most appealing to me just due to the style i would say.
- This cover, the detail of the fabric, the way it's photographed, and the overall presentation in general show a higher-quality product for me.
- I'd click on A. I really like the red trimmings and just the masculine nature of the overall look.
- I ranked C the highest because it shows how it kind of works. I think that is important, plus it looks attractive. A just has a really sporty look to it. B has a really defined sleek, high end look. D just looks like a potato sac or something. I think D looks terrible, so I put it on the end.
- D and C look plain and dull. A and B look more modern and higher quality
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Based on the image, which product would you rather buy and why?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Car) and Age range (18 20, 21 24, 25 34, 35 44, 45 54). A sample of responses:
- Option C and Option A shows the product on the car's windshield and gives me a sense of proper fit. Option C also shows me in the image with the icons that the screen is good for just about any weather problem that may arise.
- I like how the product looks on the car, which is helpful in considering a purchase decision. Looks like a useful product for sure!
- I like this one the most. It makes the product look the best and I like the symbols.
- Seeing the product in use puts it in perspective
- I most prefer option C just since you are able to see some of the features as well.
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Based on the image, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Primary mode of transportation (Car) and Age range (45 54, 35 44, 25 34, 21 24, 18 20). A sample of responses:
- I like the bolder font on B.
- B SHOWS OFF THE INFORMATION BETTER AND MORE CLEARLY
- The label of A has the same shade as the bottle which make the eye focus on the text. There are less colors to distract with the white font.
- I prefer Option B because it is more colorful and more eye-catching, it really pops. It looks modern and cool.
- Packing feels more luxurious
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Based on the image, which product would you rather buy?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (18 20, 21 24, 25 34, 35 44, 45 54) and Primary mode of transportation (Car). A sample of responses:
- A has a black design that I prefer over the others. I prefer C over B because of the layout
- I prefer the option A product image because it comes with three whole button repair sticker kits. I chose option B second because it comes with two button repair kits. I chose option C last because it only shows one button repair kit.
- I like being able to see the product in use, then with it on the angle is looks more professional than just flat.
- I like to see the item actually in use on a product, and with multiples available.
- Based only on the image I can't honestly tell what this product is for.
Primary Mode Of Transportation targeting is often combined with age range targeting, gender identity targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, mobile device targeting, interest in camping/fishing/hunting targeting, exercise frequency targeting, u.s. geographic region targeting, participation in crowdfunding targeting, racial or ethnic identity targeting, travel frequency targeting, income range targeting, preferred book genres targeting, liquor consumption targeting, and podcast consumption targeting.