Literary preference audience targeting

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

• I thought option A had the more interesting and perhaps controversial book title and was for me slightly better than option B which I wasn't really fond of.
• A seemed more dark and interesting. I liked the design a lot and the overall feel.
• A is such a ridiculous I would have to know what it is about. It is clickbait.
• Option A would because I would like to know what happened to people based solely on the color of their skin.
• It sounds more proactive.

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

• B reads as a dramatic movie, but a B rated one at that. The most exciting part is in the summary.A personalizes the storyline and pulls you in with an intrigue
• this description seemed more interesting to me
• I prefer this description because of how it concentrates on the interesting character of Asa. That makes for a good focal point.
• Option B creates the setting and more of third person view to get an idea of the world/surroundings. That the story is not just centered on a single main character.
• A gives too much away and is too long.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary preference (Non Fiction), Age range (35 44), and Preferred book format (E Books). A sample of responses:

• since the colors of the pattern stand out the most and look amazing
• This cover beauce of its use of white makes the text much easier to read, ending one's curiousity faster.
• The black lines make you feel like its in the twighlight zone and make your mind wander
• I chose this option because the text is far more readable, but I don't think either one is particularly legible as-is.
• The color choices in A are much better, and cause the text to be more readable. It's design doesn't take away from the readability of the text.

This is a 4 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Literary preference (Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I love the choice I picked the most because it seemed to be the most badass choice to me and I loved it.
• I just went in order of book covers that looked the most modern and appealing to me and that stuck out in my head as being memorable.
• I would go with option "A". The ad looks appealing and eye catching in those colors.
• I really don't like the other images because there's something off about them. The one I chose looks the best and most professional
• To be honest all the layout are a bit strange, oddly colored with amatuerish looking graphics. But Option A is the best of the bunch for me. It's interesting but still has a uniqueness that's cool. I much prefer the fire in the background rather than the pinwheel of instruments that look very bizarre.

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

• The close-up in the other option is nice because it gives me a visual image of a character, but I like the mystery of Option A even more and the evocative use of the misty setting; I want to find out more.
• option b looks better it looks mysterious and piques my interest. i font like option A the face looks weird
• I prefer to buy option A as the product looks more attractive
• Option B shows how the main protagonist is on the run and fighting to find daylight for better days ahead.
• The face in A is scary.

This is a 5 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Literary preference (Non Fiction) and Reading frequency (1 3). A sample of responses:

• I like Option C as it stresses this is non fiction and it peaks my interest to find out more.
• Feels like a real underground story.
• I chose C because how true it seems to me.
• I think that the first saying is not attention getting in options d and c therefore it is more likely to get me to read it.
• i think option C and A give a bit more of a lead in to the overall tone of the book. injustice and innocence.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary preference (Non Fiction) and Amazon Prime membership (Yes). A sample of responses:

• based on what sounds better
• Only one word is different here ("mastery" vs. "miracle"). I chose Option A, "mastery." That's because it feels more empowering. I do believe that I could master something if I tried. I don't believe that I can create a miracle.
• I like this better because it sounds like I will be learning things to help me get my mind in the right place. The other title makes it seem like I would just be getting lucky and wouldn't really learn anything
• I don't like the idea of a miracle when I'm trying to improve myself because it makes it sound like there is nothing I can do except hope it works out.
• I'm skeptical about anything that claims to be a 'miracle' (Option B) so I would go with Option A, since mastery is something you can realistically attain through your own efforts.

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

• I like Option A because this synopsis keeps my attention more and makes me more interested in reading this book. I like how the book is summarized better here.
• B just sounds more plausible in my head than A. A seems too fantastic. B is not perfect, its a little out there.
• That’s almost sounds like some thing that could be real.
• It drew me in quicker, so I think it would be more interesting.
• The writing style of this one is much better. It makes me want to know more. The other gives away too many details and makes the book sound dull. It reads like a book report.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Literary preference (Non Fiction). A sample of responses:

• I chose option B because I can understand the words. The names in some of the other titles are not familiar and it is hard to understand.
• 1st choice is A because it's a modern guide, which I think I can apply to my life these days.2nd choice is B because it sounds better than C, but it's not interesting enough, like everyone can read it about how to live an underfeatable life but how many people can apply to their own lives?3rd choice is C because it's a really bad one, who cares Marcus Aurelius, Seneca and Epictetus are
• A is a motivating type of title and one that is powerful. I think B is the most simple and can relate to that. C is okay but not as enticing to feel empowered by.
• I like option A the best because I like how it mentions it being a modern guide to ancient practices and techniques, which makes me think the book will be comprehensive in terms of covering those practices and techniques.
• I would like to choose option B, as my favorite book, I like motivational books, which build and enhance the lifestyle of one that take life for positivity, this book resembles me the motivational books that teach us how to live life which should be undefeatable which will sure help people to motivate them-self to grow. and the second choice is option A, the secret of the Stoics which has a modern guide to ancient practice and techniques, which helps one to learn and grow in multiple ways know the old tradition is more important than the new techniques, this will an wonderful book to read.

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

• Pentagram used in a logo/title is very cheesey
• B felt interesting and had a cool look to it.
• It has more finesse and colors are balanced. Also, text font is complementing the visuals.
• Both covers look the same but the added design in the "o" makes the design I chose slightly better
• The pentagram in the moon will tell more about the story, I believe.