Us Geographic Region Audience Targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Midwest). A sample of responses:

• I love art and would love to vote on local art
• I believe having an app to vote on art online would be a good way to spend some of my downtime and I would like this.
• I don't have much interest in an app for something like that. It seems a waste of time and space on phone
• I think it would be way more convenient as well as let the public know what's going on which would help a lot especially towards things like this.
• No I don't get involved in the art installed in my community.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Midwest). A sample of responses:

• I don't think my community would listen to suggestions for locations so I would not bother.
• I think there is a committee that has this covered.
• Yes, I would love an app that would allow me to judge local art.
• I am not interested in art installation
• It would feel good to be able to help where art would be placed.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Midwest). A sample of responses:

• That sounds like a great idea, and since you either get your money back or the art goes up and the artist gets paid it seems like a win win.
• I think art in our city is so important to everyone, so I would like to pitch in to help.
• You know the money is going directly to the artist vs. paying for overhead.
• I think art is overated and doesn't solve our social problems. People should focus their energy else where
• I think public art is very important for many reasons. In this case, you will not lose your money and it guarantees the city/town won’t profit money and it’ll go to the artist who deserves it.

This is a 5 option poll with 200 respondents targeting Age Range (25 34, 35 44, 18 24), US Geographic Region (Midwest, Northeast, Southwest, Pacific, Southeast), and Play Mobile Games (Yes). A sample of responses:

• E is more boring but a better name. C has too much going on in the name and may be harder to remember.
• A survival zombie game is something that would intrigue me, so I liked choice E.
• zombieland is like a call back to the movie
• C is too long and isn't really memorable
• Simple and to the point

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting US Geographic Region (Southeast). A sample of responses:

• If you aren't from or near Savannah, you wouldn't know Hardeeville is close, so more people are familiar with the name savannah than Hardeeville, so I would go with Savannah first. And C last because I honestly don't have a better name idea.
• Savannah Crossings sounds almost resort like. Hardeeville Crossings just doesn't have the same flair to it.
• Option A is the best because it includes the city search term that users have input.
• I like Savannah Crossings RV Resort. It is easy to pronounce and remember.
• The name of the city is of summ importance

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Camping / Fishing / Hunting (Hunting / Fishing / Camping) and US Geographic Region (Southeast). A sample of responses:

• Crossings is more descriptive, more applicable to the location (three highways intersecting). Lakes is 2nd because there is water. Acres doesn't fit, discard that one.
• Savannah Crossings is descriptive of the location, and feels luxurious. Savannah Lakes also feels elegant, but is a bit more generic. Savannah Acres evokes a dated image, and I don't really have any other suggestions.
• I chose D first because I don't really like any of them. RV resort by a highway....I live in Florida. All I ever see are RV resorts by highways. They're only half filled down here. Having water near by doesn't save them. There's just too many. But I digress.... Option B was second because of the name implying there is a lake on the grounds. Option A was third because of the Crossing aspect of the name. It implies that there is a crossing of roads and the word crossing hasn't been used as the word intersection for a long while. This might help the older generation decide to stop over night, but the younger generation will be like, yup senior place, move on. Option C was last because there was no there choice. I do not like the word Acres when describing a place. Acres mean size of land, nothing special about the place except that there is room. What would make one person want to stay here... Not the word acre. Sorry.
• Option B sounds more interesting
• I do not care for any of these names. This area surrounded by high traffic congestion and certainly not a savannah is a name that is out of place. It should be a name that suggests the local area and or its attributes. The name would really depend on the state and local that is it built in.