Polls with audiobook listener-specific targeting
Check out 7 surveys targeting audiobook listener. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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Which book title is more appealing?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Audiobook listener (Yes). A sample of responses:
- A seems interesting like there is a way for me to become one too.
- This makes me want to know how a millionaire is created. Quiet is just a personality trait
- I think Option A is more alluring as I have always wondered about the millionaires (or ultra rich) that don't flaunt their wealth or freely give their advice. That book, if it reveals some reluctant advice or just details how they live, versus the obnoxious or attention seeking rich out there. Option B's title sounds like a get-rich scheme of sorts (and totally manufactured) and I'd probably be turned off the book just from the title.
- I prefer the title with creating because it sounds like I could become wealthy.
- I like the title better
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Which subtitle is more appealing?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Audiobook listener (Yes). A sample of responses:
- Just like better
- B is the most appealing. The wording piques my interest.
- I chose the ones that get right to the point
- I like these titles best in this order.
- You have to start at the beginning and find a successful model in order to thrive.
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Which pen name do you like more? Context: I write histories, biographies, and historical fiction novels for men and women aged 25 to 50.
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month, 4+ Books/Month) and Audiobook listener (Yes). A sample of responses:
- john paine sounds the most original to me
- They all the same to me. But the last name Jackson is more popular.
- John Paine sounds like a fun author name, it makes me intrigued about the subject matter. John Davis and John Jackson are way too generic.
- John Davis sounds unique but also regal. It sounds like a professional name, to me a writer. It feels real but also older.
- "John Jackson" does have a strong, historical feel to it.
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Which book title is more appealing ?
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Self-help book reader (Yes) and Audiobook listener (Yes). A sample of responses:
- I chose C first because it's the most compelling and communicates most clearly the removal of something negative in my life. It's also clear and understandable. A was second for the same reason but "declutter" is a word I've heard whereas I'm not even sure if "unclutter" is a real word? Maybe, but there is some confusion there and a confused mind says "no". B is last because "unstuff" is a little absurd. It may be memorable in that way but is nonsensical and I don't know if it would "catch on".
- I prefer choice C because it flows better.
- I like the word uncluttered for how I want to describe living a simpler life.
- I choose A first as the "Unclutter" usage is less common in commercialism, and C second because "Declutter" is a more common usage in commercialism. I chose B last as "Unstuff" is nice but it's a little vague.
- Option c makes the most sense.Option A sounds ok.Option B just doesn’t sound right.
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Which Audiobook Narrator is more appealing to you?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Audiobook listener (Yes). A sample of responses:
- A feels more like how a normal person would be telling this story, B seems a bit too excited over it.
- This individual felt a little more dynamic in the way they delivered the words of the book.
- Has a more natural sounded voice without an accent or overemphasis.
- I THINK THIS VOICE IS MORE INTERESTING AND DOMINANT WHICH DRAWS ME TO IT MORE
- i like the narrator in option A the most of these
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What is your typical monthly spend on audiobooks each month? Please rank the options based on how likely you are to spend that much money in a month on audiobooks.
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Audiobook listener (Yes). A sample of responses:
- This is the amount I usually spend for the most part on audio books
- I don't like to spend more than $20, and usually less than that.
- Max 20. I listen to 1 audiobook every 2-3 months.
- I don't spend more than $20 a month.
- I will maybe listen to two audiobooks a month, so I only try to spend about twenty a month.
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Which graphic design and color theme is better for True Crime themed book cover? Which would entice you to buy the book? Why?
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Audiobook listener (Yes) and Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:
- C has a more mysterious style that makes me more intrigued, I think it gives a better idea of the investigative aspect
- I prefer this design because there's a focus on the detective side of things and gathering clues. Seems like there would be a good mystery. Doesn't rely on shock value with blood and gore.
- I think the darker red book looks the best. It has more of an adult feel. A and B are about the same with the blood splatter, but all cold case files aren't that way, so I would just rather see it like C presented it.
- I put by how much each caught my eye - A is best then B then C
- I like the design of my top book cover. It has a sersounes that it brings to the book. Thus I find it more appealing.
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