This option specifically states thats its unisex. That word would put pop out to me therefore I would click this title.

I would be more likely to click on option A. Option A's wording is clear, concise and tells me everything I want to know - now I would click and look at them for colors, designs, etc. I was interested from the words "100% organic cotton."

Option A with the one hundred percent organic option makes me most likely to choose this particular option. I want what is best and healthiest for my child. This is the main reason I would go with option a.

A would be my first choice to choose because I like whats in the title disciprition and gives me a lot of information I want toknow about the product

Option A reads the most naturally for the title introducing the baby drool bandanas product first followed by the quantity. The description also provides more insight into the many uses and varied genders. Option C is OK, but lacks more of the information that Option A has and uses the quantity before the actual product in the title. Option B introduces the brand, the quantity, and actual product in that order, which is not the best way to let the customer know what they are looking at.

I don't necessarily care about a specific brand of baby drool bibs. I just need to know what the product is and how many I will be getting with my order.

I love that this description says "unisex" and 100% Organic Cotton. That lets me know that I'm doing the right thing for my baby. I also like that it specifically says 10 pack and that it is a bib for drooling. The font is large and easy to read and user-friendly.

I prefer option A because it provides lots of information about the product and the font size is large enough that you do not have to strain your eyes to try and read it.

I like being able to see who's selling it, also the print is bigger

I think A would be most effective in garnering my click because it seems clear, trustworthy, and quality. I didn’t really like the organization of content within the other two choices.

The font type is how I ranked. My top choice was easier to see and read and a little more detailed than the other two as well.

I think that option A is the easiest to read because of the spacing involved. It helps me concentrate.

A highlights the main factors and is organic. Text is legible. B has virtually the same info as A but it’s so much smaller it’s hard to read. C leaves out organic so I’d pass

Option A is rank 1 because of the brand name is very attractive and suitable .So i choose this as my choice.

A states that is is from 100% cotton which has been proven over time to be safe for babies.

A - this description is easier to read and uses descriptions that I want, organic, soft absorbent…..C- this font is easier to read. The short description is at least something I would glance through. The font in B is too small and I would not take the time to read that many words.

I would likely to click on option A because i see the the product is organic and unisex I can use it with out worrying

I like that it says 100 percent organic cotton. A was the best looking title.

A shows more information of all

A makes the most sense. The other two are unclear

I think having "organic" in the title is important, if that's a valid feature

B is too tiny to read. A gives the best information and is the easiest to read.

I like the descriptive text most in A

I like that A and B are both organic, which would draw me towards both of them. A is the better option to me because it is easier to read and flows well without the brand name.

I like that A is larger text and has helpful information. C is my second choice because sometimes less is more.

A sounded incredibly unappetizing since it started out by introducing the product as something for "baby drool." I liked that B emphasized that the product was organic and appreciated how straightforward C was.

Shorter titles are always preferable for me to click on.

The name “keababies” is little different and catchy too

My first choice sounded like you get more value for your money and I liked that it included organic closer to the beginning.

I think this tells you what the product is for and it also tells you that it is organic, which would be key for baby products.

I think the one that says organic and 10 pack first is the best description.

I made my ranking decisions based on which description gave the most direct information on the use of the product early on. In addition, I tried to choose the titles that had the lest confusing wording.

I like Option C the best. It is the most concise title. I question products when the title is too long. Option C has all I need to know: they are super absorbent bibs for teething and drooling.

My first choice (option C) seemed to stand out the most, probably because of the larger font and concise write up. My second choice (option A) seemed to catch my attention next, again most likely because of the larger font. The text was a bit too wordy in comparison to option C. Option B seemed difficult to read due to the small font size, making it the least attractive option.

I like the simplicity of my top choice, which is appealing. I like the emphasis on absorbency, which is attractive. Very cool for sure!

C is the one I would click on first because it is simply the one with the least amount of words, which would make me want to explore this selection further.

I picked C first because it had the shortest title. I think too long of a title drowns the important information. I picked B over A because the brand in A does not sound reputable.

I like that this option shows the number count right at the front so I don't have to search for it.

A and B mentioning Organic bibs is slightly attractive but I'm not sure how much I love the idea of organic clothing. I like C best because less0is-more and the wording there makes a lot more sense in fewer words than the other two. Title packing annoys me as a consumer.

I like Baby Bandana better than the other names. Otherwise the listings are pretty similar.

I like the shortest title the best - I'm more likely to read the entire thing and thus click on it once I realize what it is. I also prefer having the actual item closest to the beginning of the title.

I prefer choice C because it is shorter and easier to read.

i prefer a simple and brief overview and explanation. i'm not trying to read a full paragraph, i'll glance over it and just read the shorter text

i prefer bigger text that is shorter and easier to read. the other descriptions are just too long

I like C because of the number at the start. I like A because of the percentage shown. I like B because the kebabies sounds nice.

I'd be more likely to click on C because it's the most simple and easiest to understand, A next because it's easier to read than B, and B feels to overwhelming.

Choice C is the shortest title and the most concise, which attracted my attention more than the other titles.

I choose C as it is the simplest explanation of the product. People are often turned off over how much they have to read and whether they can read it at all if the font and text are too small.

I chose option C because the title is comprehensible and not too long.

C. For a title they all are too wordy or lengthy. C has the lease amount of words so i would pick c