Science fiction and fantasy book reader audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I'd like to see more full pictures of the cloaks 'above the fold'.
• This is an odd product. There is a lot of text. Maybe edit it down and get to the photos sooner. I need to see how people look I’m there
• The about and Contact info would look better linked at the bottom.
• I feel like a simpler layout with less colors.
• Looks cool to me. Very modern design, looks like a pretty standard website.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender identity (Male) and Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• Having the raven or crow on the cover makes it more mysterious thus fits in with a horror genre.
• I would likely select Option A because I like the air of mystery and a horror that is present with the raven or crow imagery. Option B is actually a cool image, but it doesn't seem reflective of the title or very dynamic.
• I like the look and the feel of option B. It makes me think it would be a good read.
• This one immediately says "Western" to me, so I'd be more likely to go for it over the other one.
• has a picture that is more relatable with the book title. has a witty phrase at the top

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• The cowgirl would clue me in that it is a western-themed book, and if I was looking for a western-horror, then choice B would be my first pick.
• I like this cover the most because the cover looks like what I would imagine for this genre of book. The other one looks to feminine and girly, it doesnt look like a horror book.
• B's cover looks more attention grabbing and interesting. A's cover looks more generic.
• I like the cover with the redhead, she is attractive and caught my attention to that book.
• option A: The raven makes the book more curious to read. makes me think of how ominous ravens are and the negative vibes that always surround them, makes me curious, would like to read the summary of this coveroption B: makes me think of the typical cowgirl wanna be that deals with the same ghost town and the mystery happenings.

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• The first 2 options sound like the best titles for this book or piece of literature although the 2nd option sounds a tad bit illiterate. The last 2 options are not good at all in my view.
• D and A sound like big and epic tales which I think this book is trying to be. B is okay. C is way too short.
• Based on how the title "flows", I would choose Option A, then D, C, and unfortunately not B. B just doesn't sound correct at all.
• I ranked A and D the lowest as they actually sound more like children's novels by the use of words like "astounding" and "amazing"; Option C is my favorite as it is lacking this implied childishness and is very terse and to the point. B is like this to a lesser extent, but the naming of the characters in the title is still reminiscent of a kid's book.
• Option C doesn't give enough information. Option B tells me just enough. I have two female characters and an object that hints at what it does, A and D add adjectives that really don't tell me anything and I may not agree with them after I read the book.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I like the darker look of Option B, and I think it is more consistent with a sci-fi book than Option A, which looks more a fantasy book.
• B's cover is a lot more fitting with the title of the book than A's.
• The other option doesn't look like a science fiction book at all.
• They're both good in different ways, B feels more serious, but also suffers from a resemblance to a lot of other dystopian books with young female protagonists. It's very competent, but doesn't stand out. A on the other hand instantly grabs my attention with the high quality, vibrant and colorful art. The only downside is the style seems to imply it is for a somewhat younger audience than A. Without knowing the intended audience for the book, I can't make a judgement on the differences. Overall though A intrigues me and catches my attention, which is vital for cover art.
• I prefer B because of the scenery and the colors used. A is too sexualized and looks like an icon for a mobile game (one of those pay-to-win ones about making choices as a king, or sultan, etc).

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• There are a couple of reasons I picked option A. First I love the "League of the Moon" logo kind of thing at the top - brilliant! Then the overall picture used here is more dreaming. In option B - what's going on there? I have no idea. There's a moon....that's it. At least there's a suggestion of a dreamlike world in option A. I honestly feel like it still could be better, but maybe this image makes more sense in the context of the book. That said it feels better than option B.
• This one fits the theme of the book better
• a grabs my eye over b, good coloring and detail
• I like the color of the other one more but this one shows more what the book is about and exactly what it has to do with
• her eyes really pull me in and makes me want to pick up the book

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes) and Gender identity (Male). A sample of responses:

• C and A sounds cool to me. B sounds a bit boring and a bit basic. C and A are ones that I would like to read.
• I like the title of B best. Feels very mysterious and intriguing.
• Both A and B sound a bit too much like a business book for me to immediately associate them with a fantasy novel. Option C, on the other hand, is both exciting and connotes the fantasy genre.
• c because it sounds slice of life. sounds bold d
• B sounds more intriguing compared to the rest.

This is a 2 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes) and Gender identity (Male). A sample of responses:

• Gives me a more complete view of the story and the first paragraph gets my attention better to keep reading the rest of the description
• B is simpler and more clear, even if it leaves out some facts needed to better understand the story
• I like the layout of this one more, and I think that it would be a better one to use
• Option B is a little more condensed but still interesting and you get a sense of the story.
• Option A sounds like a better way to put the story. I don't want the whole story spoiled in the intro. I like surprises.

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• B is probably the most cogent one of these. A and especially C just kind of sound like random word salad. I have no idea what's going on there. At least with B I can get some sense of what the story could be.
• Based on what I thought would be fun to read.
• The part that really grabbed me was ' The Martian Succession' that is what made me want to learn more
• I like the idea of going on a journey, so C was my favorite. It makes the story experience sound more interesting and more like something I could get invested in
• Either of the titles with martian makes it seem far fetched and more sci fi oriented

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Science fiction and fantasy book reader (Yes). A sample of responses:

• I'm a sucker for a cool space ship with sharp lines and angles.
• Seeing a space ship and the background of both planet surface and planet in the background looks like an explorer's dream adventure. Thus I like choice B better.
• Choice B would make me more likely to purchase because I like how it has the spaceship on it as that makes it come off as being sci-fi to me. I like how it has the grass on the planet below and then space and another planet in the background as it looks cool.
• I prefer this cover just because it's less disturbing looking. The other one is more unique, but it's not pleasant to look at.
• I really like the monster/animal in A and noticed it before B. That said, I deal with this industry and usually B is what attracts people and usually what I would buy. I would only buy A if the description is amazing and fits with the A cover. But "Explorer's End" sends like it's more specific to the journey and exploring than to one creature. B is much better at representing that theme.