Sexual orientation audience targeting

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:

• none of these are particularly good. If you're going for a rainbow effect then make it a little more purposeful. If this is supposed to be a holographic sheen, make THAT more apparent too. Too ambiguous and looks sloppy otherwise
• I pick A because from looking at the picture this fam has vibrant colors going throughout it and you can see a A in the color print. I would love one of these.
• I think the first option looks the nicest. The others look too busy and chaotic. I've never been to a rave though.
• The options that are more colorful are best. Option C is a bit too busy. I like the star intersections in option A, however option B caught my attention right away.
• I like the light pattern in B, and it was similar enough in C that I chose it for second preference. A seems a little more prudish, but still with a fun vibe.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:

• I chose b because I like the expression of the blonde in it better.
• It's strange. B looks too detached. THe blond shows no effort to be with the brunette. Unlike A, where she at least shows some interest
• I think the facial expression for the blonde looks better in this image, more sexy
• I would choose Choice A. I prefer the facial expression of the blonde character in this option over the other one.
• I think that the girl with the glasses is more menacing in this cover so I think I'd select it. A is best.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Age range (25 34, 35 44), Gender identity (Male), Relationship status (Single, Never Married, Separated / Divorced), and Sexual orientation (Heterosexual). A sample of responses:

• I mean really? Don't most people want positive healthy relationships? Not vapid pointless difficult short term ones.
• It's a shock title which will get people to want to open it and read it
• Honestly for the kind of pathetic demographic you're targeting, I'd go with B. It's got more zazz as it were.
• i feel the title goes with the description more i like this one better
• I think it gets to the point well, B would probably turn off a number of people.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:

• I probably wouldn't buy it due to it implying a negative stereotype of someone being always right but I do like A better due to the bag standing up and being able to see all of it. I also like the cups being more upright and the arrangement of the accessories better than in B. It looks cleaner and more organized.
• I would buy it. It's a cute gift for a same-sex couple. And yes, we are always right, so this is perfect. I love the bag and all the parts that come with it
• I would totally buy this if I ever get invited to someone's fabulous gay wedding. It's a nice tumbler set and has creative components. I like the rainbow bag it comes with and the tongue-in-cheek labels are cute. I think the whole thing needs a slogan or catch-phrase to go along with the branding. I get that it's for a wedding event, but I think something more catchy that indicates that would be cool. Definitely a fun wedding gift!
• Option A is a better display. The slouchy bag and horizontal straws look crowded and you feel like you are getting less. This would be a fun gift.
• The reason why I choose option A is because I like how they have everything organize in a neat way like the colorful bag is tie up and the two mugs is in front of the colorful bags with the tops by the two mugs. Than the tools for this product is right by the two black mug holders and the paper diamond ring is in front of the tools and the two black mug holders.

This is a 7 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Relationship status (Single, Never Married) and Sexual orientation (Heterosexual). A sample of responses:

• I feel like option E is the best because this is more than simply a name. This name helps describe what the dating app is all about. I think it would help attract the type of users you are looking for.
• I don't know what G means. I like the thought that Pear is also a play on words, sounding like "pair." I like that E makes it sound more dedicated to long term relationships. Being spanish, I appreciate A and F. I like the sound of C.
• I feel like the name "Keeper" is pretty straight to the point and would do a good job of letting me know exactly what the app is about without having to read through a description.
• I think that keeper really stands out to me and would make for a great dating app name.
• I picked F, G, C and A as my top choices as the name sound very rich and tell me that it's a very good app to date.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Sexual orientation (Heterosexual), Gender identity (Male), Cosmetics and body care habits (Just The Basics (0 4)), and Age range (25 34, 21 24, 18 20). A sample of responses:

• I don't really like any of these options, but Lepeak strikes me as the best since it makes one think of the "peak" of a mountain. "Renooz" is second-best since it makes one think of renewing something. I don't know what "Bued" is supposed to refer to, while "Narci" makes me think of "narcissist", which is not something I'd want associated with a product I use.
• Narci sounds exotic, almost French. I like it. Lepeak does as well. Renooz is weird but fun to say. Bued sounds too much like Boo'd so it is bad.
• I like C the best as it rolls off the tongue easier and is the most natural to say so it feels the best.
• I chose in terms of simplicity yet original.
• I like Narci because it reminds me of narcicist which is what we are when thinking about our skins intensely.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Household income range ($75 150k), Gender identity (Male), and Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:

• I would need to understand how long it lasts, I would need to understand if it is scientifically and medically approved, and I'd need to know more about the business behind it.
• I would want to make sure it is suitable for sensitive and dry skin. I would want to make sure it works even in a hot and humid climate where I am quite likely to sweat a lot. I would like it to be recommended or endorsed by some sort of professional body for efficacy and safety.
• 1. death; if i don't use it, i would die2. friends; if my friends are using it, so will i3. sample; if i was given a sample and like it, i will get it
• The product must do the job of removing odors. It should also be preventive in that it will help to stop bad smells from developing. Finally, it needs to smell nice.
• Product don't contain EDCs.Deodorant masks the smell. A product that kills the odor 24/7.

This is a 0 option poll with 30 respondents targeting Age range (25 34, 35 44, 65+, 45 54, 55 64), Education level (Graduate Degree, Bachelor's Degree), Favorite book genres (Fiction (General)), Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month, 1 3 Books/Month), and Sexual orientation (Lgbtq+). A sample of responses:

• The Outlaw Dispatch comes off as the most generally appealing. I think when Christian fiction advertises itself as a Christian, they are likely to lose some interest because of the stigma associated with "Christian fiction" - often viewed as a niche market with specialty publishing houses or self-published. "The Outlaw Dispatch" seems more mainstream and might find a wider audience.
• I prefer the name "Faith on the Razor's Edge..." as it brings a better connotation or hope, wonder, and possibility to my mind. I like how this title seems open to new ideas and truly exploring Christian fiction in a helpful way.
• I prefer the second one because it aligns more closely to the biblical referencing that happens then there is a conflict and how that conflict can reverberate through a lot of different kinds of populations.
• I prefer the first title. "The Outlaw Dispatch" seems a lot more engaging than "Faith on the Razors Edge". The first one does a good job describing the boundaries of Christian fiction by using the word frontier in the title, implying they are going as far as they can. Option 2 sounds like a lot of buzz words put together
• I personally would not read the publication as this isn't my belief system, but I think I prefer the second title "Faith on the Razor's Edge" due to the content of the newsletter.