Nutritional supplement use audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 15 respondents targeting Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Every Day) and Number of kids (1 Kid, 2 Kids, 3+ Kids). A sample of responses:

• I am looking at different vitamins with Elderberry. This is Zarbee's daily immune support. It's for Children, ages two and up. Um This is good because it's got an excellent source of vitamin C and D three and natural berry flavor. It's also both at number one as pediatrician recommended brand. It has no high fructose corn syrup, no artificial sweeteners, gluten free and no gelatin and it's packed with powerful antioxidants and essential vitamins A CD E and zinc. Ok. What else do we have? What is Black Elderberry? So this one, it's also zombies and it's made of 9000 mg of Elder Berry. And this one you can only get from Amazon and not from the um other stores. It's the same. It's packed with powerful antioxidants and essential vitamin CD and zinc. No high fructose corn syrup, no artificial sweetness or flavors gluten free and no gelatin. This one does not indicate however, the um if it is safe to use for ages um Below 12. Here we got Organic Elderberry for kids from great feel great vitamin co. So this one contains organic tapioca, organic in sugar, organic, sunflower oil, organic natural flavors. It has elderberry zinc and vitamin C uh made in the USA, no artificial colors or flavors, no high fructose corn syrup, no GMO S and three times the immunity ingredients which are the elder be berry zinc and vitamin C. What else do we have airborne? I am familiar with airborne. So let's see what the difference is. This one is recommended for ages four plus the number one immunity support can be banned for the fourth year in a row. It's got 200 percent vitamin C and 45% vitamin E. It says that the kids love the flavor. I don't see an indication. Ok. So it's got natural flavors. It does not say if it has high fructose corn syrup. How about nature's way? Some Elderberry gummies for Children. This one is for ages two plus. Um although the statement has not been evaluated by the FDA, but it's got vitamin C Black Elderberry extract and the zinc Children ages 2 to 3 can have this and Children four plus can have this two gummies a day.
• All right, I'm gonna go to this website and I'm going to scroll and figure out which Elderberry Immune System products I would prefer for my Children. So this is not necessarily something I would buy. I would try it. But I don't, this is not something that like I see in a store or has rec been recommended by doctors, but to start, I guess airborne is a good product. Um, it's not super expensive. There's 50 gummies in there. Um, but maybe not, I would look at the count, I would be skeptical about this product. So I would look at the count that is nine cents per count. I would possibly try the Mighty Fox. It's got 4.1000. Um, I would consider Zarb because that is a brand I've heard of, but there's only 21 gummies in there. So little sprouts would be a good choice. It's, uh, eight cents per count. 120 in there. It would last a while. Um, Highland's kids. That's a good brand. 10 cents per count. So, these are, this is my process for things like this. There's a lot of different types of gummies and the, they're probably all fine. So I would try to get the one that is most, um, the most bang for my buck.
• Ok. Now we're recording. All right, I'm gonna pull up the screen and we're looking at Elderberry Gummies for kids. I've never thought of that. My initial reaction is to think about why we're having to present these as candy to kids and associate candy with medication that does bother me. Um, I am looking at the different styles and the different prices as we speak. And again, I'm just trying to work my way down this. So we're talking about $20 for 60 vitamins of various types. Honestly, I just keep going back to thinking that I would prefer to see, um, kids get a better diet than have to worry about vitamins. I really don't care for the idea of Children having to ingest medicinal products if not necessary. I know that just kind of leads later around to a social ability to look at, um, medications as just being what they are. So I'm not really happy with that. Would I be interested in him? Personally? Not.
• Ok. Am I recording? Yes. Elder Berry come. Ok. This is not elder Berry Zar bees. This bee made me look, elder immune. Is that like immunity? Sam? Ok. Let's look for one that says four kids. I like that. Um, let's see. Good price airborne is something I've heard of before. Good price 12 99 but this one is 9 99. We'll pick that one. There's lots of readings so answer some questions. Uh I don't see the questions. Yes, those are decent size. Yes, we'll get these not gonna have them delivered every two months because I don't know if my kid will like them one time purchase.
• Um I after looking at all of the options, I opted for the Sambuca Elderberry option. Um I chose that one because it did a really good job of mentioning um the vitamins that were included in it while also touching on the fact that it is for immune support. It had um a 4.8 star rating which was similar to another brand. However, this one had a better price and you get more for it. Um for your money, it includes 60 um of the vitamins, um higher star rating than the others really good price um with a lot of people having purchased it. So I feel like I could trust a little bit better. I also really liked that the label wasn't too flashy and mentioned that it was for kids without being too cartoony. Um It included pertinent information. Um and it, I like that it doesn't look too much like a kid brand, but it does mention that is for a kids brand. The reason I like that it doesn't look too kitty because kids happen to get into things that they shouldn't. Um It might look like something that kids wouldn't want to get into. Um I did, I also selected it over the other similarly priced and similarly starred item because the other item I couldn't really tell that it was for kids. Um doesn't look that it, like it mentions that it is except in the actual description, but the label doesn't say anything. So I just felt that this would be the better option for me and for my family.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Every Day, Yes, Some Days). A sample of responses:

• I like option D the best because "Awareness" is something that anyone can easily understand what the targeted benefit of taking the tincture.
• B, C, and D are the most captivating choices by far.
• One must be aware of knowledge and mental functioning before accessing it. It seems more profound.
• any of these are good except for "revelation" which has too many syllables and is too "fancy" a word to use as the name of this product. i give "D" a slight edge over "C" and "A." being "aware" seems to go along with the nature of this product.
• C. This is the easiest to grasp and would attract people the most of understanding what the product is.B. "Revelation" sounds enlightening.D. "Awareness" can be interpret as a warning more than welcomingA. I did not like the theme of "cognition"

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Some Days), Age range (25 34, 35 44), and Amazon Prime member (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I like "A"...the contrast of the dark background with the bright colored veggies or fruits is visually very appealing.
• I like the design of B the most because it's very no frills and looks professional.
• My first two choices are very easy to read. I see all the information I'm seeking easily (fruits vs. veggies; number of capsules; brand name). The retro vibe is interesting, and I get your intent, but it's really obnoxious to look at. I wouldn't reach for this to use it. Also, I'm not sure the groovy 70s were actually a time when things were cleaner or more pure.
• b and a look the best for this product, it wouldnt feel out of place next to more modern containers on the shelf, it would just have more of a pop. c and d look a bit too retro and run the risk of people overlooking it as an older out of date product.
• B and A have much more professional packaging. Designs in D and C look gimmicky.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Every Day) and Amazon Prime member (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I prefer the clean lines of A - I don't think you need a neutral accent line along the bottom. In fact, that might just be annoying because it could get dirty more easily.
• The name of A sounds better to me.
• Tasty makes this more of an edgy product and sounds like so much more fun. This is the one!
• Sounds more professional than based paste
• I thought option A did a little better job of showing off that it is an organic brand.

This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Age range (45 54, 25 34, 35 44), Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Some Days), Amazon Prime member (Yes), and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• I prefer the name She Spark because it goes well with the idea for multi vitamins and the other names don’t really resonate.
• I love the name of my first option as it is quite catchy
• I prefer the name She Spark because it goes well with the idea for multi vitamins and the other names don’t really resonate with me. I feel that PuraPhysis just sounds confusing and prana pulse does not correlate with multivitamins.
• She spark you know it is something for women. The other names are not as self explanatory and seem to hard to understand what they would be for. They do not really explain or imply what the product is.
• I just like the sound of puraphysis better than the other 2. Shespark is fun but might not be taken seriously. Pranapulse just didn't spark any interest for me.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Every Day, Yes, Some Days). A sample of responses:

• I would be interested in what all of the ingredients are and having the breakdown of protein, fiber, and sugar on the front would help me.
• i prefer c because it emphasizes anti-aging.
• Option C is the most simplified of all of the options, I like that it has a single bubble for the 25g of protein. Nothing else is as crucial to me.
• I found this listed the contents that I was most concerned about
• I would select option C because it says anti-aging and probiotics in the title.

This is a 3 option poll with 30 respondents targeting Personal income range ($61 100k, $101k+) and Nutritional supplement use (Yes, Some Days, Yes, Every Day). A sample of responses:

• I feel like option A is the most clear and easy to read all of the text on the front item packaging
• I prefer the fiber, protein, and sugar labels on the upper left side of the bag and think that this is an optimal location where they are noticeable but don't cause a distraction with the product name in the middle of the bag.
• The top left with the nutritional values is the best way to read it. The eye sees and read left to right so this is perfect positioning.
• It's nice having the nutrient text near the title text.
• The arrangement of the three little boxes is more clear in C, and it's easier to read. B is a bit easier to read than A, and A is the hardest to read so I chose it last.