50 Respondents General Population
This is a completed test marketing poll published on May 24, 2017.
The entrepreneur received 50 unbiased responses (votes & explanations) from the general population in about about 1 hour.
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50 Respondents General Population
DIATOMS
FRUSTULES
| Responses to Option A | |
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| 1 |
Diatoms sounds more scientific and tested.
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| 2 |
Option B sounds like a fruit snack
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| 3 |
actually I really don't care for either one of them
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| 4 |
Sounds very scientific and effective.
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| 5 |
It is simply easier to say - less syllables
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| 6 |
It sounds like die
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| 7 |
THIS ONE SOUNDS MORE LIKE ONE
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| 8 |
Option B sounds like something fruity
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| 9 |
The other sounds like something else entirely
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| 10 |
it sounds more fierce
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| 11 |
Totally sounds like a bomb for bugs
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| 12 |
I am able to figure out what it says, the other one is just too hard to pronounce.
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| 13 |
Not too sure about Diatoms, but I know for certain that "Frustules" sounds like a joke and is therefore inappropriate for a serious product name
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| 14 |
They both sound terrible, but I guess Diatoms? I have no idea
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| 15 |
Easier to pronounce
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| 16 |
I just couldn't really figure out how I would pronounce B, so Option A seemed like the better choice! Dia- diabolical -- is another reason, because those red ants are assholes.
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| 17 |
Not sure what either word means, but option B sounds more like a cereal.
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| 18 |
i dont know, the other reminds me of fruit
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| 19 |
This one sounds peppery and hot.
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| 20 |
frustules reminds me of frost
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| 21 |
I can pronounce this one. I don't know how to say the other one out loud.
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| 22 |
It sounds scientific in its own way.
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| 23 |
I'm taking A for Atom Ant. Simple as that.
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| 24 |
The other one sounds like a snack for humans.
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| 25 |
The other one sounds like some kind of math symbol.
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| 26 |
Frustules doesn't sound appealing. Frustules sounds like a part of a body (I think it's because of the -ules ending).
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| 27 |
The first syllable sounds like "die".
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| 28 |
i seem to have heard of these before, the other one, never.
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| 29 |
A is easier to pronounce and sounds more like a dangerous insect killer.
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| 30 |
Not so much that DIATOMS does, but more that FRUSTULES sounds like some particle that causes frustration.
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| 31 |
sounds more descptive
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| 32 |
DIATOMS sounds like a substance that will kill insects when you say the name aloud. It sounds powerful, simple, and to-the-point.
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| 33 |
I don't really understand option B and option A actually sounds like it makes sense
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| 34 |
Diatoms seems easier to pronounce, although I didn't care for either choice.
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| 35 |
The first word seems awkward, the second sounds more scientific
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| 36 |
I think I've seen that word before and it looks easier to say.
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| 37 |
it just sounds more appropriate. i don't like either, but A is better.
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| 38 |
Choice A sounds like it was derived from diatomaceous earth and I like it better, so I chose this one.
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| 39 |
Sounds like a pesticide.
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| 40 |
these are equally abstract and strange to me.
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| 41 |
"Diatoms" sounds like it's really going to kill things.
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| 42 |
I believe option A is a little more fitting to a pesticide name. Option B just sounds like nonsense.
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| 43 |
Neither one sounds like a pesticide to me, but Option B sounds like something Dr. Suess would make up. At least DiAtoms sounds vaguely scientific.
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| Responses to Option B | |
|---|---|
| 1 |
B sounds more appropriate
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| 2 |
I only chose this one because the other one is already the name of a microorganism.
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| 3 |
Both names sound weird to say, but I prefer saying this name.
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| 4 |
Starts with F, like fire
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| 5 |
Can Punchy from Hawaiian Punch be the mascot? Or are their copyright laws against such things??
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| 6 |
Because fire ants are frustrating. It seems to fit a lot better.
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| 7 |
They both sound weird, but diatoms sounds more like a "sciency" term and not a pesticide.
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