Reading frequency audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite book genres (Science Fiction, Teen And Young Adult, Fantasy), Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month), and Literary preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I would have to guess judging by the cover that this book covers science fiction and even possibly some fantasy. I really do enjoy the coverart of this book it really stands out and catches my attention
• This is a really interesting book cover that would make me interested in reading it
• I am interested in this book because the cover of the book catches my eye , especially with the title , The Rings of Azimu . It seems like it would be about space and that really intrigues me as I am and avid lover of anything to do with space.
• Science Fiction is what the cover suggests. A story centered around the ringed planet Azimuth. Involves space travel and exploration. Looks interesting
• I figure this book has to do with a sci-fi story dealing with aliens or beings from different planets. Thus I would think this was a Sci-fi drama. I think the title is very interesting and it would interest me enough to look at the back to see what the book is about

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (45 54, 55 64) and Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month, 1 3 Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• A takes a comical look at it so I would choose that first I want peaceful over the flower skull
• I prefer the graphic on Option A. The title of this book is very tongue in cheek, but the floral designs of Options B and D are sweet. They don't fit together at all.
• I like the flowers and the clear description of what it is for. I think that the skeletons on the front are a little morbid.
• the cover in option C was a little too creepy for me. The cover in option A was humerous but, for me, doesn't match the tone I imagine for this subject. Options D and B both have designs that match the tone that I imagine; the options are equivalent (typefaces didn't make a difference to me).
• I like a. More lighthearted going along with the subject matter. Keeps some of the morbidity away.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month, 1 3 Books/Month), Religious affiliation (Other, Christianity, Non Religious), and Online shopping marketplaces (Amazon). A sample of responses:

• A feels more relationship focused and personal, which draws me to it.
• I like this one because the people make it more emotuional feeling
• The pretty blue color and tree design on the cover in Option B makes me more interested in reading the book.
• I like the more general image of this cover without people.
• A is a more relatable and more emotional looking cover art

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

• I read all the titles first before I read the question. It made it a lot easier pick the best title. Some of the others I had no clue what the book was about. And they don't make sense with description of what the book was about. Option E was the clearest and made the most sense. My number 2 choice was also pretty good. Dump the rest of them.
• The use of the wordage for idioms is helpful for knowing what the book is about. A lot of the other titles could have pertained to many types of books.
• While I think the examples of idioms as the title are clever, I prefer clarity in the title that the book is about idioms, and I like that B is lighthearted.
• I would prefer a book about idioms to have that term in the title. I feel like A and C in particular could have a wide variety of meanings in title alone. D gives some idea of wordplay being the subject.
• I would say the the title of the option A is more intriguing for a lighthearted yet academic book on idioms . As the title makes the most sense and appealing appearance . The meaning of the title is versatile and interesting too . I loved the duality of it .

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (45 54, 65+, 55 64) and Reading frequency (4+ Books/Month, 1 3 Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• I like this title because it calls out that they are easy and affordable
• chose this option as the front of the cover tells the user what the age group is that is the starting target area for this type of cookbook.
• My choice was because of the fact that it just seems like the least threatening option. If you have this illness, you're going to be nervous. Anything that can minimize those feelings will help, I think. My choice is simple, while I thought the rest of them were too complex.
• I would put them in this order. Choice A would be my preferred choice. I like the look of the cover. The wording is central to the cover and the dishes are added on for background. Looks less cluttered than the other three.
• I would be drawn to option A because the cover design is elegant and simple. It doesn't include a lot of extra detail to grab my attention. This gives me more confidence in the quality of the book.

This is a 0 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Reading frequency (1 3 Books/Month). A sample of responses:

• Out of all the covers I prefer option B because I think the art and color of it looks really nice and is the most eye catching.
• Option D presents itself with a serious tone while remaining accessable to those with no knowledge of ADHD.
• I chose option B. I think the expression on the kids faces in this illustration are showing kids that are very happy and thriving. I think for a book about paranting with something like adhd, having a happy and thriving child is an important ideal.
• I think A and C are more benign and friendly in terms of design. It is a serious topc, but these covers look lighter and fun.
• I like this book cover cause its colorful and very understanding with the cover