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I'd like to get some opinions on what cover image to use for our up coming campaign. Based on the three iceScreen images (top corners and bottom right), which one would catch your attention and get you to click on it?

If you're interested here's the campaign preview http://bit.ly/icescreen

None of the above.

Thanks for the feedback Charles, direct and to the point. Will need to go back to the design board.

cyberdan wrote:Thanks for the feedback Charles, direct and to the point. Will need to go back to the design board.

Based upon a single instance of feedback?

I posted the same question in a few other places and received similar reactions.

Agreed but out of the 3 I'd say the bottom right. You want an image that very explicitly showcases your product.

Top left caught my attention the most!
I liked the words you and me, they stood out. But although it was the most eye-catching, it didn't necessarily most enticing for me to click in.

Victoria Khoury
Moody Dudes
http://kck.st/1u0qr5D

Thanks for the feedback guys.

I received an interesting comment from an admin at a popular crowdfunding website, they said it doesn't have to be completely relevant as long as it catches the attention and gets those click throughs.

love the project

would say bottom left is good shows name of project what it it and someone using it all before you get on the site.

project preview looks good but would also do you research on press before you launch then email out press release before to try and get product out there.

here are some examples for uk mags and shows
letters@bbctopgearmagazine.com
Mark.mayne@futurenet.com
the gadjet show customerservices@channel5.com
autoexpress@servicehelpline.co.uk
advice@whatcar.com
info@motorsportmagazine.co.uk
car@bauermedia.co.uk
autocar@haymarket.com
carmechanics@bauermedia.co.uk
classic.cars@bauermedia.co.uk

they may do a story on it also check up car forums as i imagine it will be very popular within certain groups and love the mirror idea

Hey thanks flashww, appreciate the kind words and suggested contact list. We'll add them to our follow up. Good luck with your film!