I like the idea of a path to publishing without all the gimmicky "amplify" stuff.

I chose option A. I think that "Your Book Publishing Path" is a great place to start.

A is simple and tells me that I will learn how to publish my book. C is also direct and to the point. B and D are too vague

This one seems like it would be more helpful in giving you a guide and advice to publish you own book.

I like the idea of publishing a book and how you can do that. It would make me feel proud to do so.

I like the idea of finding a path to success so option A clarifies and goes further for this point.

I would want to know what path to take to have my book published. So I would read option A.

I selected option A because this seems like it would offer a lot of information. Option A seems like it would offer a easy to follow and understand tips and ideas to the listener.Option A is simple and let's you know what the podcast will be about.I did not like the other options because they were not simple and easy to understand and not realistic.

A simpler title is more engaging.

Option A could include practical tips on the publishing journey that could help in becoming successful

"Your Book Publishing Path" makes the most sense to me as it is quick, memorable and rolls off the tongue

I like this option most because it puts more empowerment in the hands of the listener.

I like how A says path. That gets my interest first and makes me think it would be helpful.

I have worked with best selling authors and they struggle with the process. So Please do not over sell this as being easy it is not even close.

I like option A the best because "Your Book Publishing Path" makes it sound like the podcast will teach me how to become a successful self publishing book author.

I chose option A because it is more concise and with the use of "path" implies there will be near infinite topics discussed.

OPtion "A" is simple and clearly states the end result and reason for the podcast.

I prefer option A. I feel like it most clearly tells me what the podcast is about.

I feel the first two hone in what I would be looking for where as the others could cover multiple topics

I like Path because it shows it’s a process

The "Amplified" is an odd word and not very catchy.

Option A is straight and to-the-point. Effective sounding.

Option A is my first choice making me the driver, option b and d are both good 2nd choices, option c is my least favorite

The first one was the best because it seemed more down to earth and practical. If I'm committing to a regular podcast, I want to know that it is substantive, not just pop.

I chose A because their is a journey behind every writer or publisher. Great conversation from peoples journey and hearing the emotion pour out and writers experiences the ups and downs and breaking through.

I picked B because I like that is acknowledges your field of study.

The description catches my attention and demonstrates what is important in publishing your own book.

I love B a lot! There is an action feel to it and it makes me feel like I can get it done. I love that amplify aspect a lot as it sounds so powerful which is why B and D are ranked up near the top. From there, I like C over A as C sounds like something that means I can have achievements.

B and D publish your book, it's direct and to the point like both and has good keywords in it.C and A did not like much it sounds very generic and not eye catching enough.

B feels the most personally actionable and that is what im looking for in a title with a book like this.

I prefer option B' because it suggests that the podcast will not only provide guidance on book publishing but also offer insights into how publishing can elevate one's expertise or authority in a particular field.

amplifying my expertise seems more like an expert idea, the name is way more advance

B has a nice straight forward style that I find intriguing and informative.

I chose B because it looks instructive.

Choice B has a simple title that is appealing and gains my attention to want to listen to the podcast.

I was drawn the most to the title in Option B. It seemed liked the most active and the most inspirational. Option D was similar, but not quite as active feeling. I did not like the titles in options A and C as much. That said, between the two I liked the use of the word "path" which made me feel like the podcast was going to walk me through the publishing process. For this reason I chose A over C.

Option B looks more straightforward and catchy.

I would like to listen option B, which is very interesting and also much better compared to others.

I don't care for the word authorship.

I would like to listen to these particular Podcasts into this order. The title gives and interesting impression, and this is how I have selected all choices specified.

I like the thought of amplifying my voice

I thought options B and D had a better flow that drew me in and I found them easier to understand.

B is my favorite choice because it has the most user friendly podcasting name that sounds great for a beginner writer who wants to learn how to improve their writing expertise and how to get their book published. C is my second choice because it highlights a pathway for how an individual can succeed to get their book published. D is my third choice because it has the second-best sounding podcast name that highlights an individual's achievement success. A is my fourth choice because it has the least attractive and sounding podcast name to me among all the choices.

B and C sound more successful and professional

Option B is my preferred choice because it is more compelling.

I ranked the podcasts based on how much the titles resonated with me.

I think the last one is a little bit too long and too much of a mouthful even though my number one is quite long I think it's too distinct ideas but they're both shortened two and three are okay but I just like one more it seems a little more descriptive too

B - 1st choice - The title indicates it will step me thru how to publish a book and how to make it interesting enough people would buy it.C - 2nd choice - This title indicates it can show me how to successfully publish a book - but maybe not how to make it interesting / meaningful to people...A - 3rd choice - Similar to "C" - it just shows me how to write a book and get it published.D - last choice - Authorship Amplified doesn't mean anything to me - word salad... Just publishing a book, the other titles indicate better ideas.

B is written in a way that it more speaking to you as the potential listener of the podcast - like it will help you most

B is my first choice because it is clear and concise. Publish your book amplify your experience... D also is clear but not as catchy, it is more direct which the end user would understand. A was my third choice because it was similar to B, but not worded as clearly. C was my last choice. It was bland and not appealing as other choices.

As an "hope to be publisher" on KDP for I would want to read option B

B would be the one I would be interested in That's the one I think would have me wanting to learn more

I put the podcast titles in B, D, A, and C order. I really like B. B is my favorite. I'm very drawn to B. I love the name of it. It sounds catchy.

Option B is 1st because it has a call to action and a desired outcome in the title, it's inspiring. Option D is 2nd because it also is inspiring, but not as much as option B. Option A is 3rd because it is clear, but dull. Option C is last because it is very dull.

This book title is not just focused on the path to being a writer, but it seems to be more focused on actually being successful as a writer, which I think it is an idea that I really connect with

I like your publishing success because it seems like they’ll help put you in a path to success

I prefer option C because this title sounds promising, encouraging and enticing.

I like options that most emphasis me and that I can be a success.

Option C is concise enough to be a little motivational. Option A is acceptable. Options B and D are a little too wordy.

Shorter titles are more succinct and to the point.

Option C feels like the most optimistic and inspiring title.

Success in the title is a more enticing draw.

Option C has the best title and makes me feel more interested and engaged with this topic. I would love to listen it and learn more.

It's straightforward and to the point.

C is concise and emphasizes a successful publishing. B and D are overly verbose. A is vague. I am only drawn to C.

short and to the point

To be honest all these podcast names are long winded and need to be simplified. Maybe good tag lines for something thats more like 2-3 syllables

Option C, Your Book Publishing Success is the title of the podcast that I am most interested in. I like how the word success is in the title because this leads me to believe that I could actually accomplish this. I know how challenging getting a book published can be and it is filled with a lot of questions. I think that this podcast could help answer those questions and get me the information that is so needed for this subject

Option C is simple and easy to understand. It's less gimmicky and pretentious. It also sounds more relatable and is what I would listen to especially if I expect to learn professional, smart advice. The word success is very strong and persuasive.

C and A are more to the point and straight-foward in active voice. B and D are more passive voice and too wordy

I picked the name of the podcast based on how likely I would listen to it based on my listening preferences.

I like Option C because it is not only simple and to the point, but it also has a positive message in its short title. Option A is okay but it doesn't have the same positive energy as the previous option. Option B is the worst because it's too long and doesn't roll off the tongue. That leaves Option D as the second-to-last choice by default.

C. Feels like it's gonna help me achieve my goal. A. A guide that can help me. B. Help me get better as I go. D. Catchy, but too long and complicated.

I think Option C sounds the most promising out of the four. If I were interested in being an author, I think Option C would spark the most interest out of me.

I like option C most because it sends powerful, short and clear message.

I chose the ones that would appeal to me the most personally

I feel like my last 3 choices are just talking to me and not really titles. My top choice sounds more professional and better suits the book's theme in my opinion.

I think D is more memorable and unique, and makes me think the podcast can really help.

A was too generic and vague. D was the most proactive and action oriented.

I would be most likely to listen to option D because I think that it has by far the most interesting, engaging, and overall the most appealing podcast title/name out of the four options above. Option B isn't bad, but I think that options C and A are both a little too generic and boring.

I like how it sounds. It describes what I would want in this type of book.

I like that D has a memorable name and uses secondary punctuation to explain what the podcast is about. I feel it makes more impact.

I thought option D sounded the most professional and established and thus the most trustworthy and high quality.

i like the idea of publishing as giving myself a voice, which is broader than just getting a book published

Option D has the best title and that would draw me in and make me want to check it out.

Option D has an impactful title. I would explore the podcast further. Options C and A seem a but generic. Many websites, blogs and books offer advice , and they have used similar titles. Option B is not as impactful. It seems to promise a lot. Listeners may not take to it right away.

This title has a great call to action that grabs my attention.

D sounds the best to me. Especially Authorship Amplified. It makes the person sound like an expert. A is nice too, but it does not beat D.

"Authorship Amplified" has a nice flow to it.

D sounds the most professional and not a quick money grab.

I like that this has alliteration to pull me in but also describes what the book is about

D flows the best. I like the phrase Publish Your Book in both.

First one is creative and catchy, the rest are either second to that or too basic.

The word 'Authorship' is more promising and the word 'amplified' in D and B is quite impressive so I chose D first and B second. C sounds bland so ranked it last.

Alliteration is always catchy but I also like option A as well - descriptive and not overly hyped

Amplify/Amplified have a strong connection to success. I think these titles have the most impact and feel like they would be the most informative.

Option D because the title implied a way to help you learn how to get a book published

None of them really sound fantastic. If it’s about publishing, I’d like something professional and wordy to prove it’s worth listening to

I like the verb amplified because it’s very positive and forward thinking. Publish your book is a clear call to action.

Option D is intriguing yet still tells the complete story. The Authorship Amplified is eye catching while Publish Your Books is almost as good as a promise.