Can I Get Your Opinion On An Ebook Cover Please

[Randy Bheites]

My pick: #2, good job. Tells me what I'm getting on both a text and visual level.

My feedback: make the background blue not black, and lighten the font some so it contrasts well with the blue. Break up the subtitle into two lines to make it easier to read, especially if you need to minimize the image at any point.

I like #2 since it is not "cheesy" looking. It looks polished and more unique and professional. #1 is the same old boring, cheesy covers you see all over the internet...something different and unique is always nice.

[kkrueger]

I like graphic #2...looks more current. #1 looks too outdated.

hope this helps...and I agree with the font and cover design comments for #2

[amotivatedmom]

Just my two cents...the second book looks more authoratative and that was the one I was drawn to immediately. So as a buyer that is were my eye was drawn. Hope that helped.

[TanB]

Hi Sheryl, in my humble opinion: they both look GREAT!

And I would use either one of them.

TanB

[Digital Storm]

Originally Posted by Sheryl Polomka

I have graphics made up for my site which I'm not 100% happy with. I've been playing around a bit but would love to get other opinions on these.

Graphic #1



Graphic #2



What one do you prefer? Which one do you think would be more appealing to potential buyers?

Or if you don't like either then some suggestions would be good

Thanks
Sheryl

# 2 is the best to me!

Robert

[Digital Storm]

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

I like #2 better. The first one looks, um, I don't know...cheesy? ...cartoonish? ...too much like covers from 5 years ago?

Yes, I think that's it...the first one looks outdated.

I agree with that....