Favorite book genres audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Politics And Social Sciences, Humor / Entertainment, History, Fiction (General)), Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month), and Political affiliation (Republican, Independent / Other). A sample of responses:

• I think having the lyrics helps to explain the story better.
• B actually made me laugh out loud
• I would save the lyrics for the screenplay version. After reading the description, I fully intended to say otherwise and recommend the lyrics. However, after reading the snippets, having the reference to a song and the lyrics in the novel text seemed peculiar.
• I prefer humor through song.
• I would include the song lyrics. I think it makes it more entertaining and relatable.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Favorite book genres (Mystery And Crime). A sample of responses:

• D is the best because I like the way the title stands out and really pops with the yellow raincoat. It feels like a murder mystery cover. A is next. Ecause of the nice contrast as well and feels very noir. C is next because of the way the text looks. I would have chosen B as number 1 of the title was a darker color that was more contrasting and didn't hurt ym eyes to look at.
• I like C with the pose. Makes me think of a swami.
• I don't really like it as much as D (just from a visual interest standpoint), but C makes the most sense with the story. The others are just kind of generic.
• I find cover B the most intriguing. I do not want anything too "scary" like A, and walking in the woods is creepy. LOL.
• My first choice is by far my preferred choice in this category although the book looks like fun

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Thriller And Suspense). A sample of responses:

• There is no description even after refreshing the page

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Thriller And Suspense). A sample of responses:

• I thought A was a lot catchier, felt more conversational in tone, and felt clearer and less clunky. A did the best job with getting me excited to read the book.
• The additional details provided in option B really made me want to read the story.
• I would choose A, the description sounds better, more intriguing and is not as wordy as the other option.
• They are both good, though A flows a little better, easier to follow.
• Option A is a more short and concise version of B. It should not be that long.

This is a 1 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Christian, Religion And Spirituality) and Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• Above the devils lies stands out to me. We have found out in our lives almost every thing we were taught in school in some churches and life are lies or only small amount of truths. So it would be interesting to see if this book has new information for me or things that I already had figured out
• BETWEEN HEAVEN and HELLThe New Science Proving the Existence of God This is the title I'd read (it won't let me click on it) but it's the title that catches my eye and drags my attention to it.
• Between Heaven and Hell was the most provocative for me. I would reach for that title above all the others
• I prefer "RISE ABOVE - A Scientific Examination Confirming the Presence of God" because it's the most intriguing to me. I feel that I have the ability to come up with my own opinion. The other options make me feel that an idea may be pushed onto me.
• Between Heaven and Hell is the title I like the best. It makes the book sound interesting and hopefully with information that will guide and inform the reader.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Amazon Prime member (Yes), Favorite book genres (Romance), and Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month, 1 3 Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• These are all fine in my opinion and seem to fit the theme of the book. It is helpful to have an academic background image to make it more clear.
• I like the plain, dark background of choice A. It wouldn't ever look dated or out of style. I like his little bit of 5 o'clock shadow.
• A half naked man busting out of his shirt would be enough for me.
• I think that the man in C looks the most sexy and more like a teacher than the other two. I like how the library is blurred behind him also. Next choice would be B because he looks sexy in this as well. A, obviously is the same good looking man but the shirt looks too flashy and overt.
• I prefer option A because I like the simple cover, it allows my mind to fill the blanks while I'm reading. I also like the font and colors of the title

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (55 64, 45 54, 35 44) and Favorite book genres (Self Help And Relationships). A sample of responses:

• Ranked in order of how smoothly they are written and read.
• I chose D and C first because they where not as wordy as B and A.
• Option A is the most informative title, it grabs my eye right away and gives me an idea of the content of the book. B is better than D because I like the addition of the word "method" as if this is a system I could learn. C is the least informative title, and I wouldn't understand the concept of "story cycles" and how they could help my writing.
• C for sure ! Makes most sense ! Clear!
• I like the clear and concise presentation of option D.

This is a 1 option poll with 15 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Science Fiction), Gender identity (Male), Age range (45 54), and Literary preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I think that I would try this book if it was available to me and I saw it on, say, a library shelf.I would warn that the, "This book is like X" recommendations are all over the place. I doubt that it actually is similar to Hitchhikers Guide AND The Martian. Those are two very different genres.
• Blanchland Blues sounds interesting and unique; I am a fan of sci-fi stories with a unique twist or setting. The plot sounds nuanced enough that it should keep me interested throughout the whole reading process.
• While the topic of this story has been done before and is not unique, it's still a good trope. And when done well can be an exciting yet relaxing read.
• I like the 4th descriptor. For me it sounds the most adventurous and the most fun to want to read and learn more about the story and what happens.
• Seems like a original story made up of relatable tropes with an interesting twist. I think the dynamic of the main characters and their setup is good. I would definitely give it a shot.