Survey - Which of these book titles would most attract you?

Question

I'm writing a book about a scientific goal setting method that has nothing to do at all with those questionable mental visualisation & wishful manifestation techniques and I need help deciding upon the wording of its title. See which one sounds the most impactful, powerful and appealing to you:-

- How to Get / Hit Any Goal / Target You Want in 30 Questions / 3 Steps or Less.
- How to Have / Get Anything You Want in 3 Steps / 30 Questions or Less.
- How to Achieve Any Goal in 3 Steps / 30 Questions or Less.

Which is the best word to use? Achieve / Have / Get / Hit?
Which promise appeals the most to you? ...In 3 Steps or Less / ...In 30 Questions or Less?
What is the best word to convey what you desire most? Anything You Want / Any Goal You Want / Any Target You Want?

Or do you have any other suggestions or proposals for the title?

Just FYI, the goal setting system I'm writing about involves a detailed and logical algorithm based upon very specific questions to ask yourself.

Thanks.

Answer 1

I agree with the Achieve Any Goal posters. It sounds the most solid and believable. (Probably without the How to.) However I'd go with 30 Questions or Less. "3 Steps" sounds like they could be really big steps (Step one, go to grad school) and then when you add the "or less" to that it makes it seem like the steps may not even be that useful.

30 Questions makes it sound like you really do have an interesting NEW strategy.

Cool! Good luck!

Answer 2

I would say Achieve Any Goal In 3 Steps or Less.

Anything You Want seems very vauge, and very fake. And Any Goal sounds more... professional, or serious than Any Target. And achieve just seems more attractive and appealing than the others. But it is your book, so whatever sounds best to you (or your publisher/ editor) is what you should do.

Answer 3

I like How to Hit Any Target in 3 Steps or Less.

Answer 4

I like the How to Achieve Any goal?

The other too sound like guarantees by you. The Achievement puts the effort back on the person attempting this. And that is where it should be.

The book sounds interesting. Good luck to you!

Answer 5

"Achieve Any Goal in 3 Steps"

"Achieve" will give you a degree of sophistication

"Any Goal" opens your market to the general public

"3 Steps" makes it appear simple and effortless

If it works out, hope you can inform me where I can get a copy!
Good Luck!

Answer 6

How to hit your target.
or
Hit your target

Answer 7

i like the achieve one, too