I like this because it makes it seem like a disease like alcoholism and shows how important it is for you to completely stay away from it. It makes it sounds more serious. I like B second best because it is self explanatory to what it is about and what the book will help you do

The last relapse suggests a victory after a hard fought battle..go for that.

The ones with the catchiest title and names drew me in.

I think the term "The Last Relapse" is powerful and inspiring. It gives confidence in a better future, one free of porn addiction. That's definitely the most enticing message of all four choices, so Option A is my favorite. Option B is less inspiring but it's clear and gets to the point. Unlike Option C, it refers directly to pornography in the first words, which I think is better. Both have the same message, but Option C takes a while to make it clear what you're being cleansed of. I don't like that vaguery, so I prefer Option B to Option C. And then I like Option D least of all because I think the opening two parts feel glib, and sort of run counter to the actual message. "No Porn. No Problem." It almost sounds like the book is going to give suggestions on alternatives to porn if you don't have access to it, instead of helping you quit porn addiction. Obviously the rest of the blurb goes on to explain that it's about porn addiction, but it feels inconsistent or confusing, so I don't like it.

option A seems to be more knowledgeable, option C is somewhat knowledgeable, option D discouraging, option B is immoral.

D and B are more direct names but the word porn is just a turn off for a book to read

I like the title and subtitle of A the best, feels like it’d have the best advice. “Relapse” is a good way of putting it as well.

I ranked the potential titles of the book that I liked the most. I found the book title of option A to be the most direct and relatable for me. I then liked the name of option B followed by option D and then finally option C.

The ones that dont mention porn are the good ones. But i probably would not take any of these.

I love the phrasing and grammar in option A as compared to other options

I prefer option A. Having Porn listed in the main topic of the headline is a little off putting in my opinion, and i feel it would draw some people away from the book.

I would rank them in this order with choice A my preferred choice. I think that title sounds better than the others. I think mentioning porn in the first couple words of the title makes the book seem like it trying to lure in readers with the reference and makes it seem a little untrustworthy in my opinion.

i think the book title in option B looks like the best one because it focuses on how to get rid of your porn addiction

I buy Option B Book. The book title is very interesting.

i ranked i choose the book feature by considering the sentence used to describe its purpose, benefit and use.

Any of the options with 'Porn' in the title, even if it is an anti-pornography book will immediately get me to take a longer look at purchasing/reading the book. Option 'B' was preferred over option 'D' since the title is shorter, clearer and more intriguing. Option 'C' was selected last since the name gives the impression of a colon cleanse.

Option B drew my eye first.

First choice is the most straightforward. Second likewise, but "No Problem" seems a little facile. Third "The LAST Relapse" promises perhaps a little too much. Fourth is just silly.

I like the title of option B because it gets right to the point and is more inviting than the other titles.

I made my choices as a I saw fit

The shorter titles are mostly desirable and do an effective job at description the contents. Overall, the lengths seem reasonable and appropriate for their purposes.

I think B has the nicest tone to it while maintaining a professional sentiment.

B and D put porn first and foremost which catches the attention, A gets to the point in a round about way, C DeepClean sounds like i'm using a carpet cleaning company

Options B and D, in that order, are my preferred titles because they are engaging and describe how the reader can be helped by reading the book.

Option B's title goes right to the point, the name describes directly what the goal of the book is. Option D is less direct, but still gives the idea of what the book is about. Option A could be associated to any addiction, is not really at all specific. Option C sounds too general and does not appeal to me at all.

I like the wording

I like the beginning title because it gets to the heart of what the reader will get or become from reading the book.

I'm not a big fan of books with the word porn in them but I ranked these based on interest level.

Reads like the cleanest and best way to quit your addiction and get down to the root of your problem.

I would rather read option C because it feels like a sophisticated take on the issue.

I like C because it makes it feel like you are trying to make yourself better. I like A because it shows that you can get to the root of the problem. I like B because it tells you ,you can be free. I like D because it shows you can go without porn.

Option C doesn't sound as harsh as the others. It just sounds better overall to me.

I like the analogy "Deep Clean". It has a more broad allusion that may be able to work in many aspects of life.

I like C the best I feel like it has a less shameful feel to it than D and B. I also like the idea of cleaning your life up. A is ok but does not pop as much as C did. D and B I don't like they seem to shameful and embarrassing if someone saw it in your house.

I think deep clean sounds very interesting to me as a title. It’s one that perks my interest.

I thought C was the most optimistic and positive soundings, so I liked it best. Otherwise, I appreciated the directness of B and liked that it got straight to the point. A was okay too, I don't really have any complaints with it. But D struck me as too matter of fact and cavalier in terms of the tone it conveyed.

I picked C and A as my top choices as those titles make it feel a bit more nice to hear rather than being harsh.

Option C sounds the most appropriate.

The last two options seem a little edgy, and I feel that they would cause issues. My first choice made sense because it would be the least sensitive

Options C and A, the words flow freely when you read them out loud unlike B and D has frequent pauses in the title.

i think a lot of people suffer from porn addiction these days, so a good read of that book would do them good

My top two head titles best explain the point of the book. They fit the book best and stick out.

D and B is direct to the point with a light language, C sounds like a cleaner product

I wouldn't read any of them; they all seem like they're taking a perfectly normal act and making it seem bad and shameful, which is dangerous

I would rather read option D. I feel the title and the description afterwards is the most catchy. Overall that's the one that catches my eye the most.

Option D is the most simple and easiest to read honestly. Its a straight forward title

I chose my ranking by the words before the colon (:). On D, the No Porn. No Problem sounded catchy to me. I next chose A, The Last Relapse because it sounded like a solution. My third choice (B) Porn-Free reminded me of a movie Born Free. My last choice sounds like something you would do to you caepet to clean your house.

I like the play on words with D. Using the "no problem" cliche approach is relatable and something that would have a better chance of resonating with potential readers.

I like this one because it is to the point. I know what it is about just from the first two words. I feel like this directly helps you.

D had a good design. I liked the sound of it more. It seemed professional.