self-help book cover

A self-help book cover should hint at the message tucked within its pages. A book about relationships might show a couple on the cover, for example. But what about a …

PickFu interview Norman Farrar

PickFu’s John Li joined Norman Farrar, brand strategist and e-commerce expert, on his “Lunch with Norm” podcast to talk about all the ways e-commerce sellers can use PickFu to improve …

Satisfied and happy smiling girl lying on sofa in room, and writing notebook

All writers have their own creative process. Some are pantsers who fly by the seat of their pants. Others are planners who use outlines so they always know what’s going …

Which One Won: one word book title

Some of the most memorable book titles are one word long. Holes. Americanah. Atonement. Beloved. It. But how do you know if your idea for a one-word book title is …

Which One Won: Niche book covers

If you’ve written a book on a highly specific subject, how do you choose the best cover? Narrowly define your target audience in a PickFu poll. That’s what one author …

A header image that reads, "Determining Likelihood of Confusion with PickFu."

Say you’re a coffee business and you want to create an iced, blended coffee drink similar to Starbucks’ beloved Frappuccino® Blended Beverage. Be careful what you name it. You don’t …

fantasy book covers

Have you ever wondered if pop culture trends can help you create fantasy book covers that sell? This week’s featured poll might help you decide. An author recently split-tested two …

murder mystery book titles

There are thousands and thousands of murder mystery book titles in the world. If you’re a mystery writer, this can be disheartening. How can your book find a home in …

PickFu Thanksgiving poll

Thanksgiving is a time for reflection. One of the holiday’s most enduring traditions — in a typical year, anyway — is to ask those gathered around the table what they …

Header image that reads, 'How to Conduct E-Commerce Website Testing with PickFu.'

It would be terrible to launch your website only to discover hours (or minutes) later that something is wrong. Maybe there’s a glitch in your pricing or a huge typo …