Literary Preference Audience Targeting

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• This one seems to tell me more about what this book is about.
• Option A turns into gibberish half way through. Option B makes a stronger, more coherent argument about why this book is valuable to hiring managers.
• More specific towards the book topic.
• I like the intro to B better. It is more professional.
• The opening paragraph of choice B is more dynamic. The overall text is shorter.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• OPTION A SOUNDS LIKE A MORE INTERESTING READ.
• Option A catches your attention and makes you realize what you would be in for right away. It's intriguing and makes you want to keep reading. Option A makes more sense with the initial paragraph and would get people to read the length of the article. Option A would appeal to a wider audience of people and make them more likely to continue on.
• More relatable using the singer example.
• I would purchase option A. It was catchier.
• I like how Choice A started off with a realistic hypothetical scenario to illustrate the type of hiring issues the book would be covering and intending to solve.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• Option A seems a little more edgy and grabs your attention better.
• I like the Title Harmony Hills better than Crackpot, because it just sounds better. Since I live in an HOA I also liked the wording an "angry Homeowners association" and an All out War. It just sounds more interesting than the other wording. Might have to read this one.
• The whole story takes place on harmony hills and it is basically where all of the tension lies. If the protagonist moved to say denver with his dreams nothing of this sort would take place. The location plays the second biggest impact on the entire story, it's only fitting the book be named after it. Harmony hills also plays on irony because it's there is no harmony at all, and lastly i think harmony hills is way more suspenseful.
• I picked B because the title in A just makes it seem like a wild conspiracy theory
• I like Harmony Hills better than Crackpot. It seems more interesting to me and has my curiousity.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I feel like it sounds more motivational. Almost a get down to business and do what you need to do to make money
• I prefer A, because I think that title has a more interesting ring to it, and it makes me think of "revealing" an easier path to accounting.
• I think A is more attention grabbing.
• I picked this because it sounds more concrete in the way it describes building a business.
• grabs my attention more

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I chose B because it sounds better overall.
• I think Option B has more broad appeal and is in plain terms versus whatever Option A is describing.
• the word 'ticks' in A makes it seem like someone has tourettes syndrome
• Sounds more exciting, more head-strong, go get them attitude.
• It has less in the way of buzzwords that mean little. Mentioning the actual strategies it uses helps sell the book.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• BEST FOR EDUCATIONS AND MIND RELAXATION
• Sounds less generic
• I chose B because I have no clue how to even pronounce the name in choice A.
• B is easier to pronounce and understand without any other info, also like the "Sky Pirate" wording
• I FIND THE TITLE OF B MORE APPEALING

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• The added "Quest" just makes the title seem clunky to me.
• The "quest" is unnecessary and awkward to say
• Most likely, you'll only pick up a book if it has an intriguing title and cover design.In the hook, you grab your reader's attention with a memorable story or fact or question.
• Option B seems to be on the borderline of being redundant. Pirates are on quests, or they would not be pirates.
• The quest makes me seem like it is longer then it possibly is. Also quest denotes some difficulty. Title without it changes nothing

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• It sounds like it would be a really useful book to read
• I do not like the fact they have hyphens in the title.
• The overall title sounds fine, but I don't understand what the point of the hypens are. It goes right over my head.
• This book very informative for how to get a success and happiness.
• I think "En-lighten-ment" is too new-age and sounds too ordinary, but I like "The Mind Management Toolbox". I think something more dynamic in front of "The Mind Management Toolbox" would work really well.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• sounds more intriguing for serendipitious travel
• Sounds more interesting than the other one.
• This one is just new and different
• Enjoy the wordplay title, and relatable and an American
• I'm a foodie, the title is more "appetizing".

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary Preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• The other title seemed a bit too aggressive in blaming the reader for their failure.
• It seems more personally relevant while B seems more aimed at the self-help industry in general.
• I like that it says the failure of the self help movement. Its intriguing.
• Its very descriptive
• I think Option A puts this more in lamen terms that can be well understood.