I’ve licensed inspirational writings worldwide for decades on gift products in the real world, and now I’d like to build a following on social media. Which of the following names for my social media pages do you like best? Thank you!
“Brain Nuggets.”
Maybe add an option for “None of the above”? I didn’t vote cause I don’t really like any of them. If you only want opinions on those three, I dislike the first one the least.
All 3 options seem barf-worthy to me.
This might not be the best way to do your market research.
“Gobbets of Glurge”
What are these supposed to inspire, anyways?
For your target audience, my vote is #1.
There’s always the old favorite, “Quotable Quotes.” The three in the poll are all putrid, so I didn’t vote.
Obviously we’re not the target audience. The target audience is someone who’d buy the glurge-y stuff in the first place. The OP asked for help marketing the product to them, not us.
All three seem incredibly dull, bland, and forgettable to me.
Thank you for your honesty! 
And you’re right, needscoffee. This stuff sells very well with its intended market.
I would also expect 1 to best market the product. 2 seems a little off-topic. I expect that to be short stories or novels, not “inspirational sayings”.
Sappy Sayings
Hang in theres
Sickening Lies You Need to Tell Yourself
Suicide Postponers
Empty Shell Fillups
Petty Thoughts for the Tragically Desperate
Grasping at Straws
Reasons to Live (or Kill)
I could vote for your Nos. 1, 3, 4 and 6.
EDIT: I could go for your last one too as long as you leave in “(or Kill).”
Of course! The “(or kill)” wasn’t optional.
I’m not thrilled by any of them, but as you say, I may not be the target market.
What is wrong with “Inspirational Quotes”?
Or “Inspirational Quotes posted by <name>”?
Thanks again.
Sunspace, I want to also have a website of the same name. Inspirationalquotes.com is already taken, and your other idea
doesn’t sound to me like a good domain name. 
But thanks!
I don’t think the name needs to be particularly creative. It just needs to be easy to remember.
“Words worth quoting” seems to fit that bill.
Chicken Soup For The Trademark Infringement Attorney’s Soul.
It doesn’t have to be in the .com top-level domain (TLD); there are many others, such as .best, .click, and .cool. I have one in the .info TLD, for example, and that might be a good one.
I am sorry, but I don’t find your proposals enticing either. I’m not a native speaker but I would like to venture to suggest a different name for your page: Quote Me Quips. Good luck.