Polls with preferred book format-specific targeting
Check out 10 surveys targeting preferred book format. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.
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Browsing for a book, which blurb would you expand to read more? Why?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- Already proven to be a good read.
- B has more information and lets me what awards it has won
- I like that Choice A gives you an idea of what the book is about. All the accolades in the world don't mean anything to me if I don't know what the book is about. I want to know what I will be reading; not the opinion other people have of what I will be reading.
- B indicates that this might be a well-written book. I would like to know more about the actually story though, so in that way B is lacking. A is okay but just not attention grabbing.
- I love award winning mystery books and would expand B to learn more.
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Which ebook cover do you prefer ?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- The large REFLUX stands out when you look at the cover.
- I like the font and the texture used makes it seem more like a thriller.
- I prefer the book title to be larger than the authors name. I also really like the font and colour of the title in option B, the little bit of texture makes it stand out to me. Attractive cover!
- The cover stands out more than A.
- I always prefer the book title to be big. It is usually the title that grabs me in. I also prefer how the "AN ANDY TEAGUE THRILLER" is a bit bigger at the bottom. I enjoy reading books that have sequels to them, and that will generally catch my attention faster. I'm not usually as concerned about the author. Unless it's an author I already know and read often, I am more interested in the title, and this one shows it much better.
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Hello! Which book TITLE is most appealing to you? This novel is part of an action-adventure fantasy series that takes place in 1930s America. The cover design is already set, though feedback is also welcome on that. Thank you!
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- The Sixteen Burdens is short and sweet, with large text so that it's easy to read and read quickly. Option B is more crowded and difficult to read, especially since the font is at such an angle, but I like the title second best. Similarly, Option C is harder to read and has a longer title, but Secret seems less appealing than Mystery.
- i like the Newtons eye concept most of all
- Option D is the most intriguing and the one I am more likely to pick up. I am not a fan of the other titles.
- Not a big fan of "sixteen supernaturals" it sounds a little weird. The other titles sound more interesting.
- choices A & C have a more streamlined illustration, along with brighter colors. choice D is just a good runner up.
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Which book title makes you want to read this book?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- I personally like memoirs, so that phrasing would catch my attention
- Memoirs sounds sophisticated and intellectual.
- Interesting - I believe both lead to a different reading - I like B as it could lead to imaginative adventures not many people have done - vs A which sound like following someone's footsteps
- Most people including myself see memoirs and think boring, another book about somebody who thinks they are awesome. The second title sounds like a fun and exciting book.
- Tales sounds more interesting than Memoirs. Memoirs sounds like it's interesting for that person but not for everyone.
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Which cover (and why) do you prefer for "Dead Center" the first book in the Gritty, Pulse-Pounding, Female Police Suspense Series set in San Francisco?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- It's not a busy cover , easy to comprehend but yet still mysterious.
- The visuals on Option B look much better.
- If the female leads is to be emphasized, then B helps it stand out more.
- very cool and seems like an action packed story
- I love the scared looking face and the realistic looking bridge.
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Which cover do you prefer for a satirical novel about travel to France, Japan, and Israel?
This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (35 44, 45 54, 55 64, 18 24, 25 34), Political affiliation (Democrat, Independent/Other), Travel frequency (Frequently, Occasionally), and Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- I love that the landmarks are pictured in option C. Everyone knows those landmarks, even if they have never travelled abroad before. It gives an idea of the culture that will be discussed in the book including cultural landmarks. Also, while it states that it is in a Monty Python perspective, it isn't cartoonish, but very tastefully done. At the opposite end of the spectrum is F. If you want to make sure that no one misses the fact that this is satire, this would be the cover to go with. It is cartoonish, and based on the cover no one is going to take it seriously.I like that in B all the flags come together. You know that this book is going to cover the cultures that those 3 flags belong to, yet it is still a bit cartoonish so satire is expected.
- My top choice is my top choice because it has a fun satirical type cover. The rest aren't necessarily clear that it's satire just from looking at the cover. The others, I chose because they're clearest on which countries are being discussed.
- Option E has the best graphic design overall. Option E and C look too serious for satirical book. Option F and option B look pretty tame, they don't seem interesting. Option A is okay, but it captures attention but it still doesn't look good.
- I select the option base on the cover of book. I like them base on their designs, which are great for me.
- To me, Option B really jumped out at me at first, so that's why it's my top choice. It's clean and minimalist, the color scheme is great, and I feel the overall design idea best matches the ideas within the book. Option A is a similar feel to me, but I think it's too serious of a cover for a satire book. Option D is my third choice because it sticks to my minimalist liking, yet I think the overall cover design is outdated, as well as the color scheme. For Option C, I like the bold choice of rainbow colors, but the pictures are too "textbookish" to me, if that makes sense.
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Which cover do you prefer for a suspense book about a woman trying to rescue 2 young girls?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- Both covers stick out, but the red in this one looks nice and really catches my eye.
- I think choice B has a much moodier cover that makes me consider buying it, and I think the color scheme overall indicates something that's higher quality. It shows better overall sense of graphic design, and fits the tone of the book based on the description above. The red on choice A seems too gaudy.
- I like the silver background better. The red on Option A make you think of blood and gor.
- with the name being "a silver moon" it makes sense to have a silver color
- I like how the color palette of B is more muted. The muted colors give this book the feeling of suspense.
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Which book title is more attractive? (all subtitles are same)
This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:
- prefer thw wording of d
- C sounds better to me, more interesting and approachable.
- It is more intriguing. I want to read or learn more about the unique title.
- Freedom resonates strongly with me in terms of working toward financial freedom.
- I like that "Luck" is in the title.
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Based on the cover, which book would you rather buy?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary preference (Fiction), Preferred book format (E Books), and Reading frequency (4+). A sample of responses:
- The painted illustration of the paranoid looking women seems like an entertaining thriller to read
- I feel the painted art makes the item stand out a little bit, especially as the alternative appears to be kind of stock items for the cover and just doesn't look very good.
- Option B screams self-published book, which calls into question the quality of the writing and editing. I also tend to be turned off by a mention of an unknown series on the cover, particularly if I haven't read anything from the author previously. Option A is artsy and unique. It makes me curious about the book.
- option B looks action packed, i love the use of technology in the picture. that covers hooks me from the start. i dont know what option A is about just by glancing at it. I dont get the impression it is a mystery it look more like historical romance would pass on it
- I think I like this style very much.
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Based on the cover, which book would you rather buy?
This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Preferred book format (Print Books), Age range (45 54, 35 44, 55 64, 25 34), and Religious affiliation (Christianity). A sample of responses:
- I chose panel A. I like the sharp rock as a symbolic metaphor for what the title is all about.
- I chose B because it is nice to see the author on the cover of the book. It lets me know it's coming from his point of view.
- Really prefer a non human on the cover - plus I like climbing so having the mountain is an additional benefit.
- B shows the author.
- The pic of the man has nothing to do with the title. I like titles that reflect the subject of the book, not the author.
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