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Which of these covers draws your eyes and the curiosity to pick it up or learn more? The book engages the reader to examine their own beliefs and values about money and wealth.
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23 Responses to Option A
The green one attracts my eyes a lot more with the colors.
Option A is preferable since it has an intriguing image as well as a image of money , which validates the title. Furthermore, the titles provide a more thorough explanation.
The benjamin on the cover of the book is intriguing and it brings interest for me about money
This is slightly more intriguing, it's more visually appealing and eye catching. I think it gives more insight about what the book is.
I find this title to be thought provoking. It really makes me want to learn want is in-between the covers.
Definitely A. The green color scheme and Benjamin Franklin are more enticing than the other boring design.
I loved that this option features real money since the dollar bill caught my attention more than the dollar sign.
the hundred dollar bill always grabs your attention while a lot less people have gold
I like option A the best simply because my eyes are drawn right to it because of the paper money shown on the cover.
I prefer option A book which engages the reader to examine their own beliefs and values about money and wealth because the hundred dollar bill entices the eyes right away because that is what most people are hoping for is the real deal..
I think A draws my attention more because it has the $100 bill on the cover and I love money, lol. I'd pick it up and curious about who the hero is and how to stop conflict.
a draws me more because there is actually some semblence of money on the cover via the hundred dollar bill or what have you and for some reason a bill versus seeing a dollar sign symbol draws my attention more.
I like the 100 dollar bill on the front of the book. It draws my attention more. All so because the book is about a conversation with money I think the money on the front is a cute Idea,
I would go with option "A". The book looks appealing and useful.
It is not as glitzy as the other choice and it looks more approachable and readable.
I like A because I think it's clever because it's called Conversations With Money and has money talking on the cover. It definitely gets my attention first.
I am not sure I love either of these since I don't think either of these are unique enough to catch my eye but if I had to pick one, option A has the money on it so that would catch my eye more than basically just text
The image of Ben Franklin here makes it far more eye-catching in my opinion.
After carefully studying and comparing both book cover images displayed above I selected Option A over Option B as my first preference and the one that I would more likely click on to purchase for my own reading pleasure. First of all, I felt that this cover had more eye catching appeal to me. In addition I was captivated my the humorous statements displayed on the cover.
The portrait of B. Franklin makes "A" more potentially INTERESTING that "B."
I like this one more because I love how the picture is so bright and bold! I can see the money in the background and that grabs my attention right away when I see it in the store.
Option A is quite literal and descriptive of a "conversation with money." It provokes curiosity more than the other option, which looks like any standard book about finances or money management. Option A is unique and not like something I've come across.
A has a sense of comedy B looks boring like a lecture
27 Responses to Option B
I’m not into cute and the Ben franklin with speech bubbles is too much for me to take it seriously
This looks more straightforward and serious - the other looks sort of wayward.
Option B has the black cover with the bright gold dollar sign. This really grabs my attention. Not only does the gold get me to pay attention but a dollar sign is always going to get me to look at it so that I can see what it is. The bright gold dollar sign is perfect for the subject matter of this book
I prefer Option B because it has more impact and the other choice is too busy and distracting.
something about the black background makes this one stick out more
I like the simplicity of Option B a lot more. It just seems more professional than Option A, which makes me curious and makes me feel like the content of the book is a lot more useful.
Ben Franklin has no place on any book covers, so B it is. Also, good grief subtitling your own book a "hero's journey"? For the love of God please check that insane ego.
If one is going more for eye-catching imagery, I would go with this one.
The gold against the black stands out more and looks more affluent.
This one is not even close the gold money sign, the typeface and the size of it. It draws attention much more and looks much more professional
The black makes the money focus pop
I think A is just a bit too busy.. B is still eye catching without being so visually overwhelming
I think the golden dollar sign on the front cover, attracts my attention and makes me most curious.
The gold lettering and black background caught my attention.
I chose option B because I think it looks more professional, Option A looks pretty amateur and something a person with very little knowledge of graphic design would create
The gold catches my eye against the black
option B looks much more professional and trustable.
I like B better. I like that it seems to stand out to me more. If I were glancing at the shelf... I would definitely notice this one first. I like how easy it is to read what is on the cover.
I prefer this because the other option was silly to me. This cover seems more legitimate.
Option B looks more professional, and I like the more minimal yet bold design. Option A looks too cheesy with the dialogue bubbles.
I prefer Option B over Option A in a HUGE way! Option B stands out big time because of the contrast between the black background and the gold money sign/ It might be an idea to try different colors for the words of Conversations with Money maybe green would be nice? Option B I don't like the color green background, HATE the 100 dollar bill, don't like the font used either.
because the book cover looks more trusted than A's, looks professional and may provide a good source of knowledge to readers. A looks cheap and quite childish, like a meme
The Ben Franklin cover seemed kind of childish. I much rather prefer the simpler black and gold cover, its bold and catches my eye quickly
Option B seems more money related, even though Option A has a hundred dollar bill on it. It would draw the attention of someone interested in money and wealth. It seems more and more professional. Option A seems more like a children's book style cover.
I think choice B looks better as I feel like that the black background looks more professional and stoic than choice A.
I chose B because the little "catch phrases" on A (Create the Courage, Cut the Conflict) looked really gimmicky or reminded me of buzzwords and empty catchy phrases. They might have looked better on B's cover, but they just look cheezy on A for sure.
I picked B becaus aI love the colors.
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