Books Read Per Month Audience Targeting

Polls based on Books Read Per Month specific focus groups: Doesn't Read Books, 1-3 Books / Month, and 4+ Books / Month

Polls with Books Read Per Month-specific Targeting

Check out 7 surveys targeting books read per month. Learn how they pose their questions and view the written responses.

  • Which book description sounds more appealing?

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

    • This sounds much more exciting and action packed.
    • Sounds more action packed and believable.
    • It just sounds a little smoother.
    • B is more dramatic and interesting to read
    • This one catches my attention right away more.

  • Which book description do you like better? Which one would make you want to pick up this book series?

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

    • I don't like fantasy fiction so the fact that it says it right in the beginning of the description in A doesn't make me want to read it. So I chose B.
    • It is shorter and gets to the point more quickly.
    • It is more realistic and down to earth, while B is fantastic.
    • I think it gives a better idea of what the book is about. Choice B is a little disjointed and only gives a narrow picture.
    • I like this one better because it goes into a deeper detail than the other one. Even though it's longer, it gives you a better idea.

  • Which book title is more appealing for a murder mystery? Please describe why you selected your top choice and why it was more appealing than the other choice. Thank you for your input!

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

    • This one sounds more appealing overall to me. I like it more.
    • I like this better because it makes you want to find out why and how they were silenced. The other title is very direct and not as intriguing.
    • Silenced Girls implies a deep dark secret is being forced upon the girls. That is much more intriguing than Silent Girls which implies they might be voluntarily being quiet or hiding something.
    • I think the title is more intriguing and makes the reader believe there is something more that is going to happen.
    • A sounds more like a group of girls in a club. B makes me think someone silenced the girls.

  • Which book would you buy?

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

    • This one sounds more compelling.
    • I don't know what Aed is so I am intrigued in a way the other title doesn't intrigue me
    • I am not sure what genre this belongs in, but I am more interested. I don't know what Aed is, and the rest of the title doesn't catch my attention enough
    • the title has a broader appeal
    • I like the Hidden King title, it is intriguing and makes me want to know why he is hiding.

  • What cover do you like better for this thriller? Why?

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

    • I like b because the butterfly has me curious and makes this cover for this book pop, I wonder why a butterfly and would read the description and if I like it, buy it
    • I don't like the butterfly present in the other option. To me, that's a cheesy, Photoshop trick. Because it's not real, it taints my impression about the the whole book.
    • I like better without the butterfly
    • More straightforward, simple image that captures the title.
    • I like how the butterfly shows that there's more to the killer than the toughness you usually see.

  • Which cover do you prefer for a book about learning French

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3). A sample of responses:

    • This one has 'personality' while the other looks boring and generic.
    • Option B looks more friendly and accessible. I like that audio is included too. Option A looks too much like a text book.
    • This discription is much more informative on the front cover.
    • Choice B is very clear with the large font. It tells you exactly what you're purchasing in a minimal amount of words. It also says in huge letters that the audio version comes with it.
    • Choice B is more visually appealing and plus doesn't feel generic like choice A. The design communicates the premise of the book better, too.

  • If you were considering a suspense novel, which book cover is more compelling?

    This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Books Read Per Month (1 3, 4+). A sample of responses:

    • I actually don't really like either one of these because I have no idea what the book is about. #A leads me to think it's about 'give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves' perhaps by damaging DNA. #B actually makes me think of the movie Twelve Monkeys, like the wild animals roaming about looking up at the gothic architecture.
    • It is more engaging with more to look at
    • The cover is simple but intriguing.
    • I would be more intrigued about what is going on in the image and would pick up the book with choice b to learn more.
    • B is just so much more detailed and cool looking. Option A just is so boring and plain. I wouldn't give A a second glance in a store.

Books Read Per Month targeting is often combined with age range targeting, education targeting, employment status targeting, gender targeting, literary preference targeting, amazon prime membership targeting, income targeting, book format targeting, ethnicity targeting, and audiobook listener targeting. Authors use books read per month targeting to choose enticing book titles and covers before publishing.

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