Work industry audience targeting

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Work industry (Health Care And Social Assistance). A sample of responses:

• I would definitely click C first because the box gives the product more context. Followed by B which I can see the product more.
• I like how they are stacked to see the quantity.
• I chose choice C first because the bibs were laid out in an eye catching way. I liked how the picture clearly explained what they were because when searching it isn't always clear if the item you are looking at purchasing is the item you intend. The other two I chose 2nd and 3rd because the way the product was laid out it looked boring.
• I choose C first because it contains the box it comes in explaining what it is. The item is very black and plain so at first glance it's very hard to decipher what it is I'm looking at. The inclusion of the box is beneficial. The other two images are almost identical but I choose B second because you can see the underside of the bib.
• Option C would catch my attention the most because it includes the box that the product comes in. Like I know exactly what it is. The bibs also look very vibrant. I feel like having the box there gives me more information than the other options.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Work industry (Homemaker). A sample of responses:

• None of these caught my attention. Nothing is wrong with them; I've just never seen anything like this for couches. I've also never really sat on a really fancy hard like couch where I felt I needed some extra cushion. It is hard for me to rate this one because looking at the options, I feel all three are exactly the same and would do the same job. I'm assuming the only difference is sizing and that only matters depending the the sixe of the coufh.
• A and C would catch my attention first as I coulnd't really tell what they are for and would be curious enought to click on them to find out what they are.
• option a shows what the product would look like underneath your couch and is very nicely presented . option b draws the eye to the ad due to the yellow couch but doesn't show the product in use which i think would help a lot with me wanting to click on it option c is nice but it honestly feels a bit cut and paste for a picture as if someone just threw it together and said that was good enough for them , while it does show what the product does there aren't enough details in the picture to make me want to check it out
• With option C, the inset picture distracts you from the couch, so I don't even understand what I'm looking for. Option A is an attractive couch, and the inset pic shows me more.
• A. Looking at the product, it seems it will help your back posture. That is the reason I clicked it.B. I think I would be interested in this product, because it looks sturdy enough to help the seating on my sofa.C. This product doesn't look sturdy enough for my sofa cushions.