A gives more of a description as to what you can do with the product. It lets the reader get a better idea of the available uses

I decided to vote for Option A because of the fact that there was just far more information and I found things to be much more descriptive. When I am shopping for an item, I want to know everything about it that I can and in this case, I found Option A to be much more informative than Option B.

The title in A provides more information about how the planter can be used than B does, and thus is more likely to get me to click on it.

I voted for Choice A. My reason for choosing this option is the title is more descriptive and more likely to come up in a search, specifically in regards to space saving, noting herbs and vertical gardening. Adding more search friendly terms to a title in Amazon makes it more likely to turn up in MOFE searches and receive more views.

Choice A provides a lot more details, which makes it so I don't have to go searching through the description before making my decision.

I think it explains a little bit more in the title and I have a better idea about the product

i chose A because it better explains what it actually is and how is is designed to be used. it also gives more examples of what it can be used on

It's more descriptive of the product and the uses you can get out of it.

Makes the item sound more appealing.

I chose A just because the header was a little more thorough.

I like this one because I get more info on it in the title.

I like the longer description explains better what the product can do

A has more and better search terms.

Chose A is more detailed. Customers understand it more easily. It gives more information and helps the customers to be more creative where to place this hanging planter.

A is less cluttered.

I can't quite describe it, but this one is more eye catching and seems to be better organized.

Option A includes more useful information than Option B.

Think that the simpler version of the text is better. Then the places to hang the vertical planter can be explained in the sub-bullets beneath it. Otherwise, it is too wordy for people to understand. So I'd go with option B as the text and think most customers would like that more.

Less Words in the description headline make it easier to read and digest.

i vote b since I lik it best and the price i good the informaton is good to be honest the other one looks pretty much the same I like a shorter title which b has so b it is.

I prefer the title that's more brief and to the point, and explains how the product is used. The other option is too wordy and feels overwhelming.

I would choose this one because the fact that it wraps around the whole post and doesn't just hang from one side of the post or from it is what makes this planter very different and it's not easily seen from the pictures itself.

option A is really long

The text is too much in the title of A -- it crowds it up and cheapens the look. B is more simple and easy.

The title in B is much more concise. There's plenty of room in the description for all the other stuff crammed into image A's title.

B is more concise and to the point. A is a bit of a word dump. If you want all the extra info, if would be better found underneath.

Option B description was more to the point. The other option was to long. It was like a run on sentence that I couldnt piece together.

i like this one it's short and to the point about the plant. the other one is way too long.

The shorter title clearly explains what is special about this planter, but the longer one is awkwardly worded and confusing.

The title is descriptive but not too long. The other option (A) seems like it is trying to capitalize on word searches. If I was actually shopping and not doing this comparison, I would have stopped reading part way through.

PREFER B, IT POINTS OUT THE IT CAN BE USED ON A PORCH OR OTHER WOODEN POSTS

Option B is more concise and easier to understand compared to option A which is too long and convoluted.

The title tells me exactly what the planter does in shorter detail.

I prefer B because A is too wordy

The other option is just too long. I would not take the time to read it all.

I went with option B because it is less wordy. I like what A says, but I got "tired" reading the title because it is so wordy. I don't even think the words modern help any more, because with that, I think of Alexa or Siri or smart to a, not a planter with real flowers and herbs in it. Super cute and might look it up later!

Option A has too many descriptive words in the title. It may be great for searches but it makes the page look cluttered and changes the layout too much.

Choice B is much more direct and easy to understand when scanning.

The other ones is just to long. You can mention all those details in the other sections but I do not think they need to be in the title. It is to hard to read and will just cause me to go to another one pretty quick. But the second one is great.

Its short and straight to the point

The description makes so much more sense and shorter usually means it'll all get read. The other on first read, sounded like a poorly written foreign title.

It is a more recoginizable format

I think this shorter title covers most of the 'search words' people would use. Longer titles seem to turn people off and sometimes confuse people more that help. Maybe just add 'space saving' to it though?

I prefer B because the title is short and simple like the acronym K.I.S.S., I prefer simplicity as just by looking at it and the picture its obvious its for flowers and herbs.

I chose B for the simple reason that the description was more to the point than in the other. I see no other basis for comparison.

I prefer choice B because it is more clear that this attaches to a post. It just seems like a square container in the description of choice A.

I would choose B because everything the buyer needs to find this product is in the headline. Everything else can be added to the product description.

It is simple and easier to understand

I am very much a fan of clear concise titles. Long run-on titles are discouraging.

This title is shorter but still tells me everything I need to know. Option A is too wordy