Small business owners audience targeting

This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• E is the nicest and shortest title and it is very attention grabbing.
• title is easy to understand and not intimidating
• I like F because it is short, sweet, and to the point. It includes the topic (exit strategy) at the forefront of the title and most easily rolls of f the tongue.
• These books would seem the most effective in terms of planning a sale
• I'd rather read book a looked more entertaining

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• "Definitive" vs. "Beginner's" just makes the former option seem more appealing. I want something where I only have to buy one book to have all of the knowledge I need. "Beginner" makes it seems like the book will be incomplete.
• I prefer Option A because I relate more to being a beginner. I think that more people would.
• The Definitive Guide sounds way better it sounds like it is geared to anyone.
• A beginners guide sounds more realistic. Any time I see something call themselves the definitive or only guide or best I assume most of what it contains is junk.
• B because I'd rather have a detailed guide when I'm thinking of selling my business instead of a beginner's guide. Beginner implies that I plan to do this more than once.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• The singular word sounds more established and important for an agency, the other option sounds too generic and fake
• Based on name alone, I would be more likely to hire option A, Get Different Agency, because I think that it is a more trustworthy and appealing agency name.
• Get different doesn't really mean that it is good.
• I like that it wants to stand out and make itself known. Sounds like it would be the most helpful to me.
• B is better in my opinion as the other one implies you should get a different agency

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (25 34) and Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Everyone appreciates humor moreso than dry jargon that doesn't translate well.
• I think that humor is more specific than just jargon. I have a better idea about what it will be.
• The explanation is clear.
• Humor is always the way to go I think, especially over jargon which can be confusing.
• Many people do not treat jokes seriously. Instead, a good jargon in the specific domain may be something very unique and people can memorize those jargon words when they see them.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (55 64, 35 44, 45 54, 25 34), Small business owners (Yes), and Gender identity (Male). A sample of responses:

• I like how it ends with the word success, I would like to be successful, so having the last word be success makes that the one i most remember
• i think there's more of a methodical process instead of hype with the #1 text.
• Using the word success in B and C helped them stand out to me and make the message of the book clear
• i would rather read the guide in option C because making wise business decisions is an area i need strength
• I prefer option A is easy to understand. I find it is more detailed.

This is a 5 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I prefer option B because it sounds the most interesting and useful to me. Option E and A are not too bad either. Option C and D feel rather unoriginal to me.
• i prefer the name in option E for this type of product because it sounds new and innovative to me
• I like seeing Wealth first and seeing the word Framework in there, and so I enjoy seeing Wealth Building the best, then Design and Creation.
• Not much to say about the choices. Ranked in order of what sounds good to me.
• I liked the options emphasizing creation since wealth is built, not designed. I didn't understand what "incite" meant in E. I thought C was the most straightforward.

This is a 8 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Age range (35 44, 25 34), Small business owners (Yes), and Amazon Prime member (Yes). A sample of responses:

• G and H have the best color schemes to actually get noticed by your customers and possibly they will remember too. The other options have more dull color schemes that likely won't stand out to your prospects and customers.
• I love the graphic/comic design. It's unique, works for both genders, and is very eyecatching.
• I prefer the option F time sheet because it is the most clearest one and and has some nice teal and blue colors that I like the most. I chose options D, E and G second, third and fourth because these time sheets are unobstructed by useless illustrations and I like the black background colors more than the red and blue background color in the option G product image. I chose options A, C and B fifth, sixth and seventh because I do not like the illustrations shown on these product images as much. I chose option H last because I do not like the non-solid color of the font used in this product image at all.
• I prefer the classier looking signs. They’re less childish and explain more clearly in my opinion.
• I love this as it has a very modern feel with a vintage design all in one and is very unique

This is a 6 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• With this I went with the easier to explain options so that it is quick and easy to read and I feel that B is the one for this.
• B is the most like what iam looking for where e is the least likely to cause me to make a purchase.
• Option a goes more with marketing
• THE UNIQUE ONE IS C BECAUSE IT SEEMS THAT THE UNIQUE FRAME WORK IS DONE. I WOULD ALSO PREFER TO SAY THAT I HAVE THE UNIQUE FRAMEWORK
• I feel that C does the best to get the message across, and give the best understand of what it is about compared to the rest.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• D's title I feel is the best because it is short, simple, and straight to the point.
• D sounds kind of creepy. C sounds clunky. The other two are far above the rest
• Get inside your customer's minds is a bit creepy
• i think a short and simple title makes it feel like the book will be easier to understand and digest.
• The messages that best got across my relationships with my consumers were the mot noticeable ones to me.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Small business owners (Yes). A sample of responses:

• That you will not make your money back.
• People actually buying my product
• Never having enough money because of a lack of value for my time and effort.
• When like many of us are strapped, it shows most in the scarcity of operating capital. That float for unforseen, uncommon expenses that occur randomly throughout the year. Those types of events are showcased entirely by the level of operating capital. It is an index of vulneribility and resilience. It never seems to be enough because random events have no top line so even if something is unlikely that has no impact on the levels of worry.
• What stresses me out the most is the inability to get a loan until after 2 years of business tax returns are filed even if there’s substantial proof of income. I find this status quo super frustrating.