Favorite book genres audience targeting

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:

• 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.
• The layout in A is more pleasing to me. The layout looks natural
• 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 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.
• "Highway to hell" text just looks cheap and tacked on.

This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Mystery And Crime), Hobbies and interests (Reading), Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month), Age range (45 54, 35 44, 55 64), and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• D - Classy, easily spelled, cute, appealing.C - Mysterious, elusive, fun.F - Creative and fun.E - Downs is not an appealing or creative name. Seems depressing.B - O makes it hard to spell, denotes Irish.A - Sounds like a sales ploy, hard to spell and search online, space in between or not?
• I like the sound of "R J" as the first part of the name. I also like the name Tenny for the first or last name. I don't like "K J O'Day" because it rhymes and doesn't fit for a author of a mystery series; sounds too hokey.
• I like KJ Downs the most because it has a certain ring to it. I tried to imagine myself at school (I'm a teacher) talking about the latest book I'm reading and including the author's name and title. I think KJ Downs simply rolls of one's tongue. It's intriguing and mysterious in a way. It makes one wonder if the author is male or female. Which sex would be writing a book series about a female detective? It would make me want to read more. My least favorite way KJ O'Day simply because it seems too rhymey and cliche. I do like Parker as a first name but the last name, DeSales, is too confusing. One wonders--is the "s" at the end silent, is it pronounced like "sales" or like "LaSalle". Perhaps Parker Tenny would be easy to pronounce and lend itself to the mysterious aura.
• I choose option F because it seems to me that she is an adventure writer, it sounds like she is not an ordinary woman but someone who knows the risks very well. That is why the surname "Wilds" gives strength to the main character of the series, as if it were related to the life of the writer.My second option would be E but more for fashion, it seems easy to remember.My third option would be B, because it sounds different, even a little adventurous.As the fourth option I choose C, although it does not attract my attention as an adventure writer.As the last and sixth option would be D and A, because they seem to be rather ordinary people
• A is a mouthful but is easy to say and sounds cutting edge like the heroine in the novel. The Desales also sounds French which a lot of Maine is French Canadian

This is a 5 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Self Help And Relationships). A sample of responses:

• choices b,a,d has more modern book covers
• Option B is bold print and highlighted and it stands out.
• Option b I like the most because of the layout of the text it's more readable in my opinion followed by option c with the same option A is the most visually appealing to me other than the way the text falls out I just don't care for that
• I do not like the words in the title broken up in mid word like in E, A, and D. This looks unprofessional and cheesy. However E and A ranked slightly higher than D because of the design to the left of the words and E was better than A because it was a catchy design while A was just lines and points. Another thing I did not like about E, A, and D was that the subtitle was dispersed between the main title which is why C was rated second. I chose B as the best because the title then subtitle was given and the words are all kept intact and not broken up between lines. This made for the most professional looking cover like someone who knows what they are talking about would present their book.
• I like option B. The yellow font call out that's bold stands out and helps to communicate the message better. It seems like a key aspect of a communications book.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Self Help And Relationships, Romance), Gender identity (Male, Female), and Amazon Prime member (Yes). A sample of responses:

• After carefully studying and comparing all three vow images displayed above, I selected Option A as my first preference and the one that I would definitely click on to purchase for my own marriage preparation. I felt that this image had, by far, the most eye catching appeal to me based on its unique design and quality of the image. Option C was my second choice followed finally by Option B with all three rankings based on my own personal opinion of the relative attractiveness of each product image.
• Option C seems timeless. As clever or neat as the other option are, I feel option C would never go out of style or would I ever tire of looking at it. I think this would be the most endearing looking book of them all.
• Option A was very simple, but elegant. I liked how the two came together and they formed a heart with the brush going around the outside.
• I love that the actual thing looks like a heart, it is cut out in the shape of the heart, it looks great! it is a unique shape, even if it makes it harder to write on. I also like that the magnet will keep it shut, very nice design.
• The heart is a fun way to separate the his and hers parts of the book seen in B.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Horror/Paranormal). A sample of responses:

• I prefer A because it reminds me of video game covers, like last of us, for some reason. I like the color pallete and the fact that it looks smooth and silky.
• I think the farmouse in B looks more creepy (though is it that dilapidated in the book?). I also think it looks more eye catching and interesting than the overly red cover of Option A. I do however think the person standing in front of the farmhouse in B looks cheesy and poorly photoshopped, and I am not certain the lightning is necessary. The person on the cover of A definitely looks better, but overall I like the feel of B better.
• I really liked the book cover of A Its unique and memorable design can help the book stand out on the shelf and make it more memorable to potential readers. The cover can convey a sense of imminent danger or threat; it can make readers feel a sense of urgency and want to dive into the book to find out what happens. the mysterious or frightening image that captures the essence of the horror genre and makes readers curious about what's inside. Also, dark shades of black, brown, and red can create an ominous atmosphere and set the tone for the horror story. At the end, what draws my attention the most is that Book A has a more realistic character on its cover than Book B, which has an anime-like character.
• Remove the background watermake and this book would catch my attention, Has a unique look and is different. The other cover is very generic and would be looked over quickly
• I like this picture the most, it looks the most creepy and ominous of the two.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Science Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I find the image on D to be intriguing and it's definitely the cover that would make me pick it up to learn more.
• The artwork is amazing in Option D, but Option C's cloud and shapes forming the brain really fit the book title way more.
• I liked A the best because the phrase "Numbers don't like but people do" would catch my attention. B also does this but it doesn't have the phrase front and center like A does.
• I prefer option D because the vibrant colored clouds appear to be coming from the character on the cover, which is appropriate for the title.
• i like c- its like a mashup of brain, lungs and geometry, the next is cool because it gives a feelin of the elements i assume will be discussed being boiled down, a is this pretty overall entanglement that is intriguing, d...doesnt really lend to what i assume the book will be discussing....it feels out of place like it belongs with something related to anime or young adults.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Self Help And Relationships, Diet, Health, And Fitness) and Age range (55 64, 45 54, 35 44). A sample of responses:

• I like B best. The title seems easier to read and remember. I also like that the description is at the bottom of the book.
• I like that this one provided a bit more insight into what the book is about, "How to Recover from Stress and Burnout".
• WIth this one it seems like this is a guide to better myself. Plus the other one is too confusing.
• I chose B because I like how the words flow on the cover. Also I like how it's called "The oncalm method" instead of OnCalm OffStress.
• I like the avoid the word stress and focus on the positives and the large print of stress stresses me out more.