Polls with audiobook consumption-specific targeting
Check out 5 surveys targeting audiobook consumption. 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 consumption (Yes). A sample of responses:
- I like this sounds very mysterious, and I think it would be a good book to read so this one is my choice
- THIS TITLE SEEMS MORE INTRIGUING.
- I think this arouses my curiosity the most. I think that being a millionaire is not voiced so one revealing will do so in secret.
- It would help to know more about the book... but given these two, I'd choose A, because at least it conjures up an image in the reader's head.
- I like this one but I dont know how to answer this because I have no Idea what the book is about.
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Which subtitle is more appealing?
This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Audiobook consumption (Yes). A sample of responses:
- C i think says a lot in short workds adn like saying THEIR. B formula so data supported. A sounds like how to start
- B makes the most sense
- In terms of marketing any time you can actually show evidence or proof "as in proven" you'll sell more information with truth than deception.
- They all sound interesting bjut I would most want to learn that formula for my own startups!
- There is definite action taken and explanations are better in the first two than the last one.
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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, 4+) and Audiobook consumption (Yes). A sample of responses:
- Paine is the only one i like. sounds mysterious
- Choice C sticks with me, Choice B sounds made up and Choice a is forgettable.
- John Davis is a simple name but not one that works or stands out. C has a good name that is pleasant to see and pronounce in my opinion. Good name. B is fine but nothing special but may fit the description
- Of the three choices, option C was my top choice. I like the way it sounds and think it would attract the reader's attention. Option A made me think of the singer of the band Korn. Option B was just OK.
- I like John Paine the most because I feel the name fits in really well with early American history (various founders named John, as well as Thomas Paine). Second I liked option A, John Davis, because it felt like a strong and credible name to me. I didn't dislike B, but it seemed the most generic and stood out the least of all the available choices.
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Which book title is more appealing ?
This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Preferred book genres (Books Read: Self Help & Relationships) and Audiobook consumption (Yes). A sample of responses:
- I like the variation with the word in #A. I don't necessarily feel like my life needs 'unstuffing,' so I put that last.
- C begins with Declutter, which is a stronger verb than the ones used in the other titles. A uses a good verb to start the title but not as good as C. Choice B uses a verb that is a bit too vague. C and A have clearer verbs.
- B because it sounds grammatically correct. C because it also sounds grammatically correct. A a sounds unappealing to have my life unstuffed
- The titles that have the words relating to clutter are more appealing. They speak more directly to what the aim of the product is and I think the consumer would relate more readily to those words.
- I like Declutter your life in option C. It's the most appealing and sounds grammatically correct. My next pick would be Unclutter your life in Option A. It also sounds grammatically correct but Declutter is more commonly used and is easier to read than Unclutter. Unstuff your life in Option B sounds very awkward and unnatural. It is the least appealing option.
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Which Audiobook Narrator is more appealing to you?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Audiobook consumption (Yes). A sample of responses:
- I liked A more because the speech was more elegant and smooth. I felt like B was too arrogant and somewhat unevenly paced.
- B seems like hes more interested in the story, which brings you in. I prefer B
- The vocal performance is a little more engaging and less fratty in option B. The speaker sounds more down-to-earth.
- I choose B because the author sounds more human and expressive and genuine and relatable just like a normal person reading
- This narrator sounds more personal and I feel like he draws me into the story more. I feel like his narration is more of a conversation I am part of.
Audiobook Consumption targeting is often combined with age range targeting, education level targeting, reading frequency targeting, literary preference targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, app store spending habits targeting, beer consumption targeting, gender identity targeting, podcast consumption targeting, income range targeting, nutritional supplement consumption targeting, liquor consumption targeting, preferred book format targeting, wine consumption targeting, number of credit cards targeting, coffee consumption targeting, and preferred book genres targeting. Authors use audiobook consumption targeting to choose enticing book titles and covers before publishing.