Mystery and crime book reader audience targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female, Other, Non Binary) and Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• This title sounds much more appropriate for a mystery. It's also more intriguing and sounds modern. I think the other title sounds a little degrading towards the woman's disability as well.
• I choose option A because thee title is intriguing and makes you curious about the book. I would not even be attracted at all to option B.
• This one makes more sense for what the story is about, hands free sounds like a book teaching you about new phone technology or something.
• It makes more sense than the other option.
• I'd be more likely to read a book with the title in A. It really caught my attention and made me feel like the book would be interesting. I'd be more willing to read a thriller with a title like this.

This is a 8 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Without more details it is difficult to know how some of these options would make sense. For example Hands Off, is this being listened to in a way that is voice controlled? I personally prefer G and F, Life and Death on Auto- Pilot would be great if the vehicle had an autodrive feature
• I like the title in option G because it sounds the most personal and raw. Option F, A, H, and B feel very real and creative too. Option C, E, and D don't really resonate with me as much.
• I like my top choice. This title has more weight to it. It is gives a glimpse of lost love or friendship. I find that this one fits my personality better than the other ones.
• I like each and every one of these and I think it would make an excellent read. I did choose option B. "Blue Screen of Death" just fits right into the storyline.
• I really like the title Someone i used to know, since it matches perfectly with the fact that Amelia hasn't spoken to her friend in years. I also like the title Echos, since it makes sense due to the fact that Amelia uses video recordings to prove the murder.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• They are both great titles. Book sounds like it will be interesting.
• I think the other one sounds like A computer murder in mystery this is only one question you can be. This one sounds more mysterious I think and more fantasy realm and mystery
• A is by far better than B.
• I like Digital Echoes. Blue Screen of Death is a little too graphic and edgy if that's what you're going for. I like the more cryptic title though.
• Neither of these titles seem particularly adept at capturing this plot. I think that Digital Echoes makes more sense though since the woman uses old digital footage to solve the case.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• B sounds more mystery than A because of the book title on it.
• Digital Echoes is the better title to me because that's more intriguing and curious sounding. Hands Free sounds a little dull to me.
• I would probably click on choice B before the other one just because I feel the title makes more sense.
• Digital Echoes fits better with the "digital footprint" one leaves behind upon their death so A
• Well, I understand the concept of a digital echo, but I can't even understand the idea of choice B. What is a Kand?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• The cover is unique, the catch phrase is fine, the author's name isn't a problen
• I thought the cover was interesting and it definitely gets your attention. However, I don't really think the flames fit well even though there was a mention of "growing flames" of madness. Perhaps, the story has more about a forest fire or something that relates to the picture. Even so, the blurb is interesting and sounds like the story is unique and has some good twists. It does hook you and it would be something I would enjoy reading. Last, the author's name doesn't deter me from wanting to read the story.
• I like the cover and title of the book but the subtitle loses me. Otherwise it is eye catching.
• I would be interested in reading this book. The author's name would not be any issue.
• 1) The cover is great. Love the creative direction here, and it almost has a supernatural flavor to it. This is something which I would notice for sure.2) I think the blurb is pretty compelling, and sets a good backdrop for the book and is enough to entice someone into this genre to check it out.3) Zero issue with the author's name.

This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I like the cover and the text it stands out
• I picked the images that most match what I would expect with a book subject such as this one.
• I like that D has the most in depth and personalized message.
• Killer implies blood, so I like the red letters. The larger font is an attention grabber so my first and second choices use the largest font, even though the second choice is yellow letters. There is no doubt that the focus is on murder during the baseball season. My third choice does not have the next largest font, but it is in red, so it is more chilling. My next choices are the yellow letters with the next largest font. I don't think anyone looking at the cover would need to ask me what the book is about. The last option is my least favorite because of the color changes of the letters.
• To be honest I didn’t like any of them because they look a bit forced, but if I had to pick, I liked the yellow font in contrast with the black background compared to the red.

This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• i think that the first 3 are the most intriguing. i think that Blood on the Mountain is the most because it seems like a thriller - having a murder mystery i think. also the ones that seem to have murder or people missing also sounds like a more exciting thriller novel - like in 2 and 3.
• For a thriller novel, I appreciate more of a mysterious title that stews the imagination and lets the reader conjure something in their mind. That's what E and C, to a degree, accomplish to me.
• I like the two titles with Youngstown in them because I grew up near there and think it's pretty catchy.
• I like F the most because it could mean so many things. I think the others are all fine. I find D to be really hokey and almost juvenile.
• Everyone is curious about the secrets and lies of others. We love to gossip. This title is intriguing and makes me want to know how the characters are deceiving others.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Option B is the most memorable among the choices. It rolls off the tongue easily, and does a great job at giving enough information to make me want to know more.
• I think this option seems to have more of a backstory
• I like that this talks about someone’s demise. It is usually interesting to read about where someone screwed up and what went wrong with them. I think that A flows better than B and the extra word isn’t needed
• The title in A sounds fun and unique. It is the only one that really held my attention
• Soul forsaken and forsaken are just cool titles and make me excited to read the book Perry's demise doesn't mean all that much to me unless this is a sequel to a previous book in which case I would already know who the character Perry is and why his demise would matter to me

This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Audiobook listener (Yes) and Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I put by how much each caught my eye - A is best then B then C
• C has a more mysterious style that makes me more intrigued, I think it gives a better idea of the investigative aspect
• I like the design of my top book cover. It has a sersounes that it brings to the book. Thus I find it more appealing.
• I prefer this design because there's a focus on the detective side of things and gathering clues. Seems like there would be a good mystery. Doesn't rely on shock value with blood and gore.
• I think the darker red book looks the best. It has more of an adult feel. A and B are about the same with the blood splatter, but all cold case files aren't that way, so I would just rather see it like C presented it.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Female) and Mystery and crime book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• It's the Alamo and it's in San Antonio, Texas
• I have no idea what building this is and it looks like it could be located somewhere in Mexico.
• This building is The Alamo. The Alamo is located in San Antonio Texas.
• This looks like something in Austria and and this is a mausoleum
• It is the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas