Books Read Per Month Audience Targeting

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

• The look is more mysterious. The other option, with the purple eye makes it look too science fiction. It reminds me of the dumb, weird youtube Illuminati conspiracy videos. Choice A is the best.
• Really intrigued me at first glance. Caught my eye immediately and had to read more. Cover looks like it will be an exciting book to read.
• Choice B, to me, is more unique. The colors on both of the covers were very vivid and eye-catching, but the purple of the eye in choice B is a bit more direct and eye-catching. Also, choice A seems like a more standard cover for many mystery/fiction novels, so B is more memorable and intriguing.
• This image looks much more creative, artistic and interesting.
• I like the cover art better and I would hope that the cover art sort of depicts what the book is about. Also option a indicates that it is book one.

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

• Desperate Magic invokes more intrigue than Transition Magic. The quote on the cover is unnecessary.
• Much more visually appealing than the 2nd option. I feel that the color differences and the review on the front will also draw the readers attention
• I think the quote on the top of the eye draws you in and makes you want see what the book is about. I also really prefer the bottom text in the blue/teal color. It melds together with the rest of the colors on the cover. Overall I love it-great job!
• The blue text appears more fitting
• More descriptive cover with better coloring.

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

• Option A is more appealing since it provides a location and implies context.
• I like the alliterative name.
• It's more intriguing...I want to know the story of what happened in Florence.
• Although I love sci fi and time travel can be in interesting topic, Florence sounds more immediately appealing. It's a beautiful Italian city. I would need a little more of a description to make me switch to B.
• Tandem in Time seems to describe two different events that are occurring that will some how collide in the novel. The other title seems more like a travel book.

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

• It took a little time for the pictures to load, the book isn't ready to buy so I cannot evaluate that, the media isn't ready to evaluate yet either. I am not sure the site needs those motion action options. Seems like a simple site they are trying to put a lot of extra stuff on to. I doubt they need to spend anymore time on it except to add the content.
• I didn't like that I had to scroll down so much to find out what the website was about. There were some boxes in the lines next to the plane that were distracting. Overall it looked very professional, though.
• The photos are very professional. I did not notice grammatical errors but the home page looks like there may have been an incorrect copy and paste that included some figures. Some of the pages are missing content. The book looks like a book I would see at a book store. All visited links were functional. I think completion of the site would make it look more professional.
• Under the "when dreams take flight", next to the book cover their are boxes that look like formatting errors. Most of the tabs lead to a content coming soon page which means they are not necessary.
• Really poorly photoshoped. The giant picture of a guy in uniform looks silly. It took me forever to figure out he was selling a book the book was the last part to load. Not enough info about the book at first glance. He found god and he is a pilot. Why should I care. Looks like a bad wordpress template. There are weird boxes on the front of each line of the little blurb about the book.

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

• It's basically a choice between the award in A and the sale in B. The award in A sounds like a relatively minor thing (ebook, independent publisher, not to mention I've never heard of it), and the sale at least makes me think that if I am going to look into this book further, I shouldn't put it off.
• My initial goal is to find a story that's interesting, the price or if it's on sale is secondary.
• Just the blurb on the award increases my likelihood to try it
• The plot synopsis doesn't sound too promising, but the book award mention would make me more likely to want to read it than just the synopsis by itself.
• Neither are that good but the sale mention would definitely catch my interest more than any sort of award.

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

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