Preferred book format audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:

• The darker colors make the book look more gripping and suspenseful.
• The bright colors in A are eye-catching
• For a mystery like novel the red is too glaring and in your face here
• I like the green better, the red makes a sexual contattion
• Between the two books, I feel that choice A looks more mysterious with the woman in silver as if she's a ghost or something. I think it'll be received better.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:

• I prefer option C, see previous entries.
• I like the use of the word luck and it's catchier.
• "Investing for Freedom" sounds the best title by far.
• I believe Option C presents a more direct picture of what the actual book would be based on and would be easier to understand from a quick glance.
• It is more simple and to th epoint

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary preference (Fiction), Preferred book format (E Books), and Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• The phone and dynamite makes me think of mystery and murder, which is my choice of genre when I pick out books. Nothing good can come from dynamite. It looks like a more interesting read.
• I like the dynamite the best on the book
• I like A because it's mysterious and intriguing. This also doesn't give away what I assume are key plot points. This is a solid book that intrigues me to read the novel itself.
• Option A is too ridiculously artsy. I like simpler covers.
• It actually looks like some thought went into it (A).

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Religious affiliation (Christianity), Age range (25 34, 55 64, 35 44, 45 54), and Preferred book format (Any Print Format). A sample of responses:

• I like when I can see the author on the front of the book
• A is more visually appealing with the mountain on the cover.
• I think that seeing the author of the book on the cover is inspirational. The author looks to be happy and complete and this inspires me to purchase this book and follow the recommended advice included. I would like to attain the happiness that this author seems to have
• I like option B the best. I think seeing the author for this style book is more appealing
• This illustration is more aesthetically pleasing and eye catching

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary preference (Non Fiction), Age range (35 44), and Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:

• The black lines make you feel like its in the twighlight zone and make your mind wander
• since the colors of the pattern stand out the most and look amazing
• This cover beauce of its use of white makes the text much easier to read, ending one's curiousity faster.
• I chose this option because the text is far more readable, but I don't think either one is particularly legible as-is.
• The color choices in A are much better, and cause the text to be more readable. It's design doesn't take away from the readability of the text.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books) and Literary preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• This title has more meat to it and more detail for me to grip on like I have more to think and anticipate about. The other title feels more brief and not enough.
• I chose B because it is more specific. I like that.
• I prefer the more succinct title. It makes me want to understand more about the book.
• The other title is trying to wrap too many ideas into one line
• This was best because it was more specific and seemed specialized.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books, Any Print Format) and Favorite book genres (Fiction (General), Christian, Religion And Spirituality, Science Fiction, Apocalyptic/Dystopian). A sample of responses:

• The layout in A is more pleasing to me. The layout looks natural
• "Highway to hell" text just looks cheap and tacked on.
• The highway to hell idea makes it stand out much more and I like seeing that it's book one. Gives me something to look forward to when I finish the book! The layout looks much better.
• I like b better. I don't need the extra text shown in A to sell me on the book. The picture does all of the work.
• I like this one more because the writing on the pavement is lighter. There is no need to have it written twice so clear to see in the othe one especialy if the title is rt 666.

This is a 5 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books, Any Print Format), Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month, 4+ Books/Month), and Favorite book genres (Fiction (General), History, Humor/Entertainment, Politics And Social Sciences). A sample of responses:

• My first instinct was to chose Option A; however, after I looked it over, it made me confused thinking the author was the duke. I like the artwork in Option A with the ships, coins, and the capital building rather than the one with the lightening striking the national monument. I do however prefer the blue colors in Option D that make the cover really pop and stand out. Ideally, I would prefer to get rid of the monument and coastline, and replace that with the graphics used with the ships. Have the lightening bolt strike the capital instead. In other words the cover with the ships is ideal but it is too washed out. The order of the text labels needs to be: The American Dream, The Duke of D.C., a Novel by, James Moseley. Any other order is rather confusing to me.
• E has the more fun looking cover and since the book is humorous it's the best fitting.
• I chose by options with images that best get my attention and text that is most interesting.
• The imagery in A and B is the most detailed and intricate. It is the most intriguing. D and C are basic, but professional. E is overly simple and without any context.
• I prefer option D. I like the mysterious look of it. I makes me think it's a good story.