@Robert Cormican I LOVE this perspective!

Seconding this! If you did want to do a print preorder, you absolutely could—but you'd usually do it through IS (IngramSpark) and would need to account for their slower timelines.

I'm team D as well! I notice that your subtitle is pretty small in all of the different options, though. It's often best practice to aim to have your subtitle readable in thumbnail size! The thumbnail for D is cut off for me in your post, but I'm guessing it's a tiny bit small for that right now. I think upping its size could also bring some nice balance to your cover!

@Alícia Rius You shouldn't need a dynamic QR code! That would solve the problem too, but there are absolutely other options. 😊 The best option for you would depend on your website host and level of comfort with different tech, but the easiest options if you want an outside tool would be to either use a redirect plugin like Redirection (https://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/) or a tool like Pretty Links (http://prettylinks.com/) that allows you to create a single link you can use anywhere and update as needed. Pretty Links may require a paid plan to access that feature (I'm not sure—I haven't used it in a few years), but there are definitely cheap and free alternatives out there with similar functionality. All that said, also be aware that if you plan to put your book up for preorder, you'll get your link shortly after setting up the preorder! You can create and insert the QR code at that time. That's probably the easiest option!

Congratulations!!