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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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:
- D was the best because it was quick and to the point. Supernatural is a good word for the title because I enjoy the show of the same name. The second option is good because I want to know what the "burdens" are. Mystery is a better word than Secret
- I think D is really hard to read. C is the easiest to read out of the group.
- The cover is awesome way to go. The title I pickled for number is based on it being different and sounds interesting. Numbers 2 and three also sound really good but not as great.
- I picked D because I liked the alliteration. A was also appealing because it made me want to know what burdens they were. C I chose over B because it sounded better spoken.
- I like the writing on the first one.
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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:
- "Tales" is more intriguing than "Memoirs" in my opinion.
- Whenever it says memoir in the title of book I read it
- When I think of travel, I think of the word 'tales' more. It seems more fitting in this case.
- B sounds more exciting and interesting.
- Memoirs sounds much more enjoyable to read. Tales, sort of works for a digital nomad, but Memoirs stands out better
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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:
- Female police, so pictorial of a female on cover is fitting and attractive.
- Much bigger so it stands out more.
- I choose option B because the book cover is very detailed and I would read it.
- I pick B because the cover drew me in. It made me want to find out more about the book. I also enjoy Lee Child's books and seeing an endorsement from him is a huge plus. A"s cover is extremely boring.
- The gloomy picture of a city catches my eye more.
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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 thought that C was the most modern looking, best art, best use of colors, the most new looking. The rest of the other 3 I voted on because of how they reminded me of past books that I've read. I didn't vote for the last two because they seemed a bit boring.
- I like that D has a cool cover story and the fingerprints are a unique touch
- I went with the most creative options. The ones I would probably most stop in a book store and pick up to flip through to see if the content was interesting to me.
- I like how this option shows the different ways you can access the book
- I like a cover that represents a little bit of everything, the other covers were a bit too serious or specific.
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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:
- I like the green better, the red makes a sexual contattion
- For a mystery like novel the red is too glaring and in your face here
- The bright colors in A are eye-catching
- 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.
- The darker colors make the book look more gripping and suspenseful.
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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:
- "Investing for Freedom" sounds the best title by far.
- It is more simple and to th epoint
- 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.
- I like the use of the word luck and it's catchier.
- I prefer option C, see previous entries.
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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 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.
- It actually looks like some thought went into it (A).
- 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.
- I like the dynamite the best on the book
- Option A is too ridiculously artsy. I like simpler covers.
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Based on the cover, which book would you rather buy?
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 (Print Books). A sample of responses:
- I like option B the best. I think seeing the author for this style book is more appealing
- 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
- This illustration is more aesthetically pleasing and eye catching
- I like when I can see the author on the front of the book
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Which cover example will "rob their attention" paralyze their ability to continue surfing the net without satisfying their curiosity?
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:
- This cover beauce of its use of white makes the text much easier to read, ending one's curiousity faster.
- 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.
- The black lines make you feel like its in the twighlight zone and make your mind wander
- I chose this option because the text is far more readable, but I don't think either one is particularly legible as-is.
- since the colors of the pattern stand out the most and look amazing
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Which book title is more likely to catch your interest?
This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Preferred book format (E Books) and Literary preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:
- The other stuff in the other title doesn't interest me
- B is much more descriptive and i think that will make people have a better understanding of the greater parts of the whole in this book.
- B gives more information about the book. It is a better description of the book
- A because the title is shorter
- the words used in describing the title makes more sense.
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