U.S. geographic region audience targeting

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.