Preferred nutritional supplement benefits audience targeting

This is a 4 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Preferred nutritional supplement benefits (Skin, Hair, And Nails) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• It doesn’t contain acetone and should still remove nail polish
• I feel this contains the nutrients and ingredients I need to be healthy
• Besides price, I look at ratings also. While the top rated product was only 0.1 point higher than the other three, that's why I chose it. Among the remaining three products with the same rating, I chose the least expensive of those options as my second choice. Among the final two products, I selected for my third choice the one with vastly more ratings than the other remaining product, since they are less influenced by "faux" ratings.
• D has the most and best reviews and the packaging looks good and higher quality then some of the other ones.
• I buy the least expensive nail polish remover for the rare occasions I use nail polish.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Type of community (Urban), Age range (55 64, 25 34, 45 54, 35 44), Preferred nutritional supplement benefits (Digestive Health), and Education level (Associate Degree, Bachelor's Degree, Graduate Degree). A sample of responses:

• The first time you see a man with tan pants and pants on is when he sees the light on cat with the name
• I think it would be annoying to have to take a pill before and after eating.
• Right away I like to see what the serving size is and how many I would have to take at a time
• more appealing than the other choice. It would help with digestion and better for overall health
• I chose B because it is simpler and easier.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred nutritional supplement benefits (Skin, Hair, And Nails) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I like the overall product look of the ones I chose. I don't want to see a persons nail.
• The remover and nail treatment are a good pair. Both are needed. I would purchase a brand that recognized this.
• Option B has really nice blue bottles.
• C was my first choice because it includes the oil to keep nails healthy not just the remover. A was second because it's colorful and really stands out. B was third because I didn't care for the large picture of the nail (it looks like it's molting). D was last because it looked very generic.
• Seems more healthier than the others and better quality of products to buy . I like the gel and the oil

This is a 5 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Favorite stores for beauty products (Department Store, Beauty Store (E.G. Ulta, Sephora), Amazon), Preferred nutritional supplement benefits (Skin, Hair, And Nails), and Household income range ($150k+, $75 150k). A sample of responses:

• This option seems essential to me to repair and nourish my skin since it is a vegan and cruelty-free formula made with natural and quality ingredients that will provide my skin with the vitamins and antioxidants it needs to look clean, smooth and hydrated.
• I chose the skin repair as first because I struggle with spots on my skin like blemishes and pimples. I also struggle with dryness so I and am always looking for a new repair cream
• C is first because the writing seems big and bold. Also, it tells me it’s for all skin types and repairs skin. A is second because it also has big bold easy to read writing on the label. It also says it’s good for all skin types which I like. I like that E repairs skin and it includes essential oils. B also tells me is repairs skin and is made with essential oils. Finally, D is fifth because “happy touching” doesn’t tell me anything useful.
• I'm not sure how I feel about the "Happy Touching" title, but I like the symbols used on my top pics and text size.
• I think skin repair sounds better to me than happy touching or balm or cream. That is why I ranked it the way I did. I like the sound of repair and it makes me feel like I'm doing a good thing for my skin.