Never Single Again - that sounds much better than the other title and would be easy to recall

I chose A because I felt that it had a lot more class and a book that would be suitable for all ages and races. I felt that the other title was a bit low class and could be viewed wrong by some people.

The naked option seems kinda offensive for a title.

B's title just sounds very sleezy and is not good at all. A is better just because of that.

I like Never Single again because I wouldn't be as embarrassed if someone found out I was reading it.

A is much better. B sounds like the name of porno.

Don't come off as a creeper bro.

In the times we live in now, probably A works the best. I do like B because I can see people now a days having a problem with it. Being single now I would read both.

Choice A is appropriate and is clear on the title and basis of the book most effectively.

I like option A because it gives you hope when you read it.

B could be a bit too spicy and offensive for some, which could hurt sales. A works far better in my opinion.

This is a more appropriate title for meeting and dating. Option B sounds like a quick way for a one night stand but nothing that provides long lasting relationships.

I think they are both pretty desperate sounding, but out of the two, Never single Again sounds the least disgusting. Get her Naked Fast, just sounds like a guide on how to be a douchebag.

Never Single Again is a better title because it's more appropriate, I think the other title is a bit problematic and wouldn't work today.

I honestly feel a little uneasy about B's book title and also feel that A is more palatable to the masses in general.

I don't really like the implications of the other version, most mature guys are not really looking to sleep around, at least once they are past their early 20s which is going to be the case for anyone buying this book I think. The idea of not being single is a little bit better because it implies a relationship.

A sounds more catchy

Option B.... Wow. Absolutely inappropriate.

I think Option B might not be as effective for bookshelves or for marketing to a wider audience. Option A I think is optimistic and carries a message of hope and potential. Option B just doesn't quite resonate with me as well for a title of a book, especially with the exclamation point. I think I like Option A more because it's a simple, direct message about the book communicated through the title. Option B might be much more controversial as a title and so I don't think it's the best. It might alienate some audiences that might well otherwise purchase and read the book. I think Option A has much more appeal to a much broader audience because it's not specific to things like nudity or manipulation and is more about the possibility of dating someone and finding a meaningful relationship. That dating someone and finding a meaningful relationship symbolism I think resonates with a significant number of potential consumers of the book and so that's why I think Option A is the best, because it is the most unambiguous about the possibility of reading the book and learning how to find and maintain a relationship with someone else. Option B doesn't quite communicate that message, about hope and possibility, and so I don't like Option B as much as I like Option A as the title so that's why I chose Option A.

I think the title Never Single Again is appropriate because it will give dating tricks and tips for successfully navigating the online dating world

Option A is more for dating and long term. Option B is more for a one night stand.

Get her naked fast is just appalling.

I think A is the better title for what would essentially be a PUA book. I feel the alternative option would probably be poor-received due to its misogynistic nature.

Choice A is my pick because I like how the title sounds more tame and is more mature sounding. That this book will get you so good at meeting and dating people you will never be single again. I think while seducing is a big part of all of that Choice B's title makes it sound like that is the whole point of it and that the other two do not matter. That is why I think Choice A is the better title.

Option B makes it sound a little creepy, and less helpful. Like it's almost criminal. Option A sounds more authoritative and informative, like an actual guide book.

Option A sounds less crass than Option B. I think Option A sends a better message.

sounds more clean and better in not putting off people.

I prefer option A as option B is crude and demeaning, which does not make for a good book title.

A seems like the better choice. B just seems like your looking for one thing whereas A you are trying to form a connection.

Option A is much more appropriate of a name. B just kinda seems weird.

I much prefer this title that is reminiscent of a guide or helper of some kind than the ultra-crass alternative. The option I didn’t choose feels like a relic from the early 2000s.

While Option B makes me laugh, it's offensive enough that the very men that would buy it will likely be scared too. Option A, on the other hand, is a good neutral title that still conveys the intent.

Single sounds more appealing because it sounds like it applies to anyone who wants to get with someone. Get her naked fast sound like it's just for sex.

I think that is a fun book idea. I suppose it's a dark art and that makes something like "Get Her Naked Fast!" give a negative vibe if they see you with that book in hand. I'd use "Never Single Again".

The other is creepy and sounds more like how to comment sexual assault.

The other title seems a bit chauvinistic in my opinion. This title seems more professional and won't get everyone up-in-arms about it.

Get Her Naked Fast! sounds hopelessly trashy. Never Single Again gives me a positive vision of my life.

A seems to be more serious, B just sounds trashy and a book with terrible advice.

Never single again is less crude and would appeal to a larger base.

Honestly these are both pretty gross. Both Option A at least implies some goal of a relationship instead of just tricking women into sex.

they are both good but the one i picked is more pc than the other one. the one i picked is neutral and won't really offend or turn people off to the title . the other one is a little bold and might get back lash for the title .

I feel as though B is degrading to woman and relationships. I'm rather start and keep a relationship than just hook up for a one night stand.

I get what style of book it is meant to be, but out of context Option B sounds predatory and creepy. So definitely Option A.

neither are that good but B is super offensive wording it like that for a dating book

While B is interesting I think that A probably appeals to more people and more aspects of the thesis

B is not appropriate

A is less aggressive here

I feel like the other one while more suggestive/provocative might turn people off. Sounds kind of icky.

Option B is just way to vulgar for me. That seems so sleazy and I would never want to be seen reading that book, owning that book, or anything associated with that book. Option A is a decent title, but it really just comes down to Option B being quite possibly the worst title for a book.

Option B sounds crude and very disrespectful towards women.

the other one could be considered offensive

I like Never Single Again because the other one can seem a bit too racy, unless that's what you're going for.

it is more respectful to women

Get her naked fast sounds like something a rapist would do. I'd rather not be a rapist or creeper. I might as well go for the Never Single Again book. I mean, these are both pathetic but I admire the effort.

Option A seems significantly less rapey

This title portrays a lot more confidence.

I prefer option A which is about finding someone versus option B which feels sleezy and full of dirty tricks to get a woman to sleep with you.

Because "B" is tacky as hell, i would not buy that.

I think option B is catchy but offensive to women. I think option B is more tasteful and the one I would prefer

The other sounds rapey.

Option B does not seem politically correct.

A is classier and less demeaning. B sounds like a online ad pandering to desperate guys.

B sounds too straight forward and does not sound good so A would be better.

I think it is best to have a somewhat subtle title which implies romance but then get into the nasty stuff within the book

Option A because its more for looking to actually date a woman

Option A is the best title, it is a easy and simple title and it is also a lot more tasteful than option B.

Get her naked fast sounds like a book that is gonna have a lot of techniques that come out of desperation and I don't think that's a good book title.

Option B is a little too crude for me. Not something I could read and take myself seriously afterwards.

I chose A, mostly because of the negatives of option B. Option B's title may be too straight forward or direct and may not be something I would read.

I think option B seems like a book for people that don't care about anything else other than sleeping with her.

never single again has a less, offensive tone in choice A

The other one is a bit on the crude side. Never single again seems like it would be more helpful and informative.

I thought option A was a much better title and option B was a bit off putting and not necessarily a good thing.

I mean really? Don't most people want positive healthy relationships? Not vapid pointless difficult short term ones.

Honestly for the kind of pathetic demographic you're targeting, I'd go with B. It's got more zazz as it were.

I think it gets to the point well, B would probably turn off a number of people.

I think Option B is a pretty good title over Option A. I think Option B will appeal to most men as opposed to Option A which I think would appeal more to women. It also has a shock value that brings attention and forces you to pay attention to it. On a book self that title would catch the attention of anyone glancing.

This version is a bit more risque, but I feel it would lead to greater sales due to the sexiness factor of this particular title.

Sounds like a sleezy book for neanderthal scumbags who objectify women, so why not go with the scummiest title possible?

Get her naked fast would definitely grab anyone's attention, if you want to be noticed, go with that one

It sounds pretty interesting.

I think choice B fits the description better. The part about seduction fits more with choice B than choice A.

I like the "get naked"..it's straight to the point, no ifs ands or buts.

I feel like this is probably what most men are interested when it comes to this topic.

I think the title is more amusing.

I think that option B is much more interesting, eye-catching, and attention-grabbing than option A. Option A may be taken more seriously though. May want to try a combination of the two. That way you would have the credibility of option A as well as the attention-grabbing of option B.

Let's get right back to it, of coarse there is nudity.

A book like this appeals to one aspect and that is seduction. Thus the title in choice B gets to the point.

I like option B because it sounds more daring and exciting. Option A sounds too plain and boring to be honest.

this will probably sell more but i think a is the better title, however for making money and moving books choice b is the way to go

I like "Get her naked fast!" because it is about sex and I like sex.

I feel like this crude title speaks better to men in general.

Get her naked fast is an awesome title! It makes me think this book is a successful quick guide to get laid.

B is at least honest about what it's trying to be about...

This is EXACTLY what I want to do!!!

I chose option B because I think the title of a book has to be catchy and something that generates attention, and what better way to generate attention than to have a title like that one? It's edgy, but it will attract people's eyeballs.

B is more fun than A. I could imagine buying B over A.

I think this title might raise eyebrows which will sell more books

i feel the title goes with the description more i like this one better

It's a shock title which will get people to want to open it and read it