Polls with u.s. geographic region-specific targeting
Check out 8 surveys targeting u.s. geographic region. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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This is a causal zombie killing game with roguelike adventures.Which app name sounds better?
This is a 5 option poll with 200 respondents targeting Age range (25 34, 35 44, 18 24), U.S. geographic region (Midwest, Northeast, Southwest, Pacific, Southeast), and Mobile gaming habits (Yes). A sample of responses:
- Option E rolls of the tongue easier and I do not like the almost alliteration of option C
- This is catchier to me.
- so far this one is my favorite
- Z Squad Zombination stands out a lot more. Zombieland Survival is a little too generic.
- Simple and to the point
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We are building a luxury RV Resort in Hardeeville, SC with the main source of internet search traffic looking for “RV Resorts near Savannah.” Which name do you like for the property?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting U.S. geographic region (Southeast). A sample of responses:
- It seems like having Savannah in the name would give you better SEO
- People will search after the main search by distance. If people are not aware of the smaller town it will lead to less searches but certainly SEO those terms too
- I think the mentioning in Savannah is more plausible, because people know that name better than Hardeeville.
- Option C name is more likely for the property.
- A appeals to me the most because of the savannah wording sounds like a fun camping RV experience or hiking to me so it engages me more
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We are building a luxury RV Resort that will be at the intersection of 3 major highways that will be in the heart of the wetlands and nature. There will be several lagoons on property. Which name do you like for the property?
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting U.S. geographic region (Southeast) and Interest in camping/fishing/hunting (Hunting / Fishing / Camping). A sample of responses:
- I like Savannah Acres for a few reasons. First, It sounds more natural and like a preserve, ones RV enthusiasts will like. It also indicates a large space, one that RV people will like for privacy and inclusion.
- I really don't like Savannah Acres. To me, that sounds like a mobile home park, and not a nice one. I really like the Crossings name, as long as it truly is near some true crossing type major roads. I also wonder about mixing up the order, like, "The Crossings at Savannah".
- A is my favorite because it makes me think of a savannah and hiking and RV camping and other fun activities and because its near a bunch of highways it sounds very cool to include the word crossing in the name. This one fits great!
- I find choice A name is trustworthy. I prefer this name because it is original.
- It sounds more upscale and professional somehwere i would like to stay
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We are building a luxury RV Resort that will be at the intersection of 3 major highways and in the heart of the wetlands and nature. There will be several lagoons on property. Which name do you like for the property?
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Interest in camping/fishing/hunting (Hunting / Fishing / Camping) and U.S. geographic region (Southeast). A sample of responses:
- I like choice A name is authentic. I choose this because stands out well.
- I like choice B because Savannah Lakes sounds very intricate and detailed. It comes across also as serene too and relaxing.
- Truthfully, I think all of the names are solid choices. All invoke a certain degree of serenity found only in nature, which is great because of where it is. However, I chose A as my #1 by taking into consideration of the property's location (intersection--crossing--of 3 major highways). It made the most sense to me. I chose C as my #2 because the name sounds peaceful (sanctuary), especially with the wetlands and lagoons, and it rolls well off the tongue. B was my #3 choice because while the title is lovely, there aren't really any lakes on the property. There are lagoons. Now, if you changed that to "Savannah Lagoon(s)," I may have better feelings about it.
- The name is telling you exactly what you going to find out there.
- Option B sounds like a resort that is fun. Option A is better than option C. Option C sounds like an animal sanctuary or something, not really a resort.
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Which name is better suited for a 6 acre dining and entertainment complex by a lake?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (45 54, 35 44) and U.S. geographic region (Southeast). A sample of responses:
- Moorings more easily conveys that it's near a lake, and it sounds like a more calming environment.
- This just evokes an immediate image of waterfront property, which is a good thing.
- B sounds like a last name
- B has a more unique angle that garnered my attention better.
- I like the word promenade brings me back to the early 20th century and going to lakes and resorts.
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What name resonates the most with you for a luxury RV resort built near Savannah?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Interest in camping/fishing/hunting (Hunting / Fishing / Camping) and U.S. geographic region (Southeast). A sample of responses:
- A the most because of the lakes sounds like its a fun atmosphere and water activities
- I live in Savannah and I feel like the added word coastal gives it a better vibe not to mention let's me know it's local.
- I THINK OPTIONS B AND C ARE THE BEST OPTIONS BECAUSE OF HOW THEY ARE WRITTEN
- I really liked pines rv resort seem to sound better than the others.
- B Sounds more unique unlike A. But I don't like the name of C at all.
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Which logo do you prefer for a CONSTRUCTION business? Our services: ADU's, Outdoor Living Spaces & Full Service Remodels
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Homeownership (Own), Income range ($101k+), Age range (35 44, 45 54, 25 34, 55 64), and U.S. geographic region (Pacific). A sample of responses:
- This logo clearly shows the letters of the company and one can easily notice and understand what it stands for. With the others, it took a while for me to figure out where the letters were placed, even though they are cleverly designed.
- I like D the best because it indicates what kind of business it is (Construction). Without the word construction - B is a good logo with a prominent S and F. I like C it looks like a leaf and maybe signifies renewal and growth. Option A is my least favorite. It looks more like a maze than anything else.
- I really liked the full words, Santa Fe, on the black background - that's easy to spot and appears it would be one that people would know over time. I also liked the one that had the S and the F intertwined in the logo - that was my second choice. My least favorite was the one that just had the eagle-wing type of look to it. I don't see Santa Fe in that at all and I think it would get confused with similar type logos.
- I chose Option D because it clearly indicates the name and purpose of the company. With Options B and Option C I can at least identify the letters S and F, though it is difficult in Option C. I don't see any connection to the name or purpose of the company in Option A.
- I like option D the best. I think it looks very fresh and innovative. The logo is very clean and straight forward
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Which name is best suited for an open air lakeside bar and grill?
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Age range (35 44, 45 54, 55 64) and U.S. geographic region (Southeast). A sample of responses:
- This one sounds like its part of a lakeside pleasure and even fits the idea of what they are going for
- The pavilion is a better option than the shed because a shed feels like a scary setting for a horror movie not a good name for a bar and grill
- The Pavilion sounds much more like an outside venue than The Shed.
- The Pavillis more upscale and sounds less like a tool shed.
- The Shed sounds like going to a barn. The Pavillion seems sort of classy.
U.S. Geographic Region targeting is often combined with age range targeting, type of community targeting, type of residence targeting, gender identity targeting, travel frequency targeting, income range targeting, racial or ethnic identity targeting, homeownership targeting, relationship status targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, app store spending habits targeting, primary mode of transportation targeting, parental status targeting, political affiliation targeting, mobile device targeting, interest in camping/fishing/hunting targeting, interest in gardening targeting, credit score targeting, religious affiliation targeting, education level targeting, cosmetics and body care consumption habits targeting, and interest in hiking targeting.