Jellybooks on Reader Analytics - Publishing Perspectives (Frankfurt Book Fair...Andrew Rhomberg
An introduction to reader analytics for self-published authors by Andrew Rhomberg of @Jellybooks on the Publishing Perspectives stage at Frankfurt Book Fair 2016, moderated by Porter Anderson.
Jellybooks presentation at Readmagine2022 in MadridAndrew Rhomberg
Presentation by Andrew Rhomberg on generating audience insights, improving book discovery and leveraging cloud reading as part of the Readmagine 22 round table on "Digital marketing tools for the book industry: Discoverability and more" on 2 June 2022
Jellybooks on Reader Analytics - Publishing Perspectives (Frankfurt Book Fair...Andrew Rhomberg
An introduction to reader analytics for self-published authors by Andrew Rhomberg of @Jellybooks on the Publishing Perspectives stage at Frankfurt Book Fair 2016, moderated by Porter Anderson.
Jellybooks presentation at Readmagine2022 in MadridAndrew Rhomberg
Presentation by Andrew Rhomberg on generating audience insights, improving book discovery and leveraging cloud reading as part of the Readmagine 22 round table on "Digital marketing tools for the book industry: Discoverability and more" on 2 June 2022
How publishers can increase pre-orders and stimulate book sales by integrating online excerpts and book previews into their marketing campaigns for increased reader engagement.
This document compares the ePUB and PDF formats for creating online previews, excerpts, and samples to boost book sales. It finds that ePUB loads faster, provides a better mobile and accessible reading experience with customizable links, and is easier for publishers to produce than PDF. While PDF may be necessary for exact replicas of print layouts, ePUB is better suited as the default format in most other cases given its optimized online reading capabilities across devices.
Reader Analytics & Smart Book Metrics (Observing Readers in their Natural Hab...Andrew Rhomberg
This document discusses a technology called Reader Analytics that collects reading data from ebooks to provide publishers insights into how readers engage with their content. It summarizes:
1. Reader Analytics uses JavaScript software integrated into ebooks that collects reading data from various ebook reading apps, without requiring readers to be online.
2. The software collects data on metrics like completion rates, reading speed, and when/how readers engage with different elements to provide publishers quantitative insights into reader behavior.
3. The collected data is anonymized and analyzed to help publishers with decisions like cover selection, identifying popular titles/authors, and optimizing content for different audiences. Several publishing clients are already using this tool to improve their strategies.
Andrew Rhomberg (Jellybooks) at Publishers' Forum Berlin 2017Andrew Rhomberg
This document summarizes a collaboration between Innovate UK and Penguin Random House UK to develop a solution called Reader Analytics that collects reading data from ebooks and third-party reading apps. It allows publishers to analyze how and how fast readers consume ebooks, whether they finish books or quit early, and how reading data can predict sales. The tool was then expanded to support data collection from multiple publishers and reading applications. A/B testing with cover images showed one cover increased choice and faster reading while doubling the recommendation factor.
DBW15 Workshop by Jellybooks on Book Discovery & Discoverabilty - Finding and...Andrew Rhomberg
We live in an age of abundance. Over 1 million new books are published every year and that's just in the English language. In total more than 30 million books are available on Amazon to buy. The choice facing any reader is enormous.
How does an author or publisher make their book stand out and facilitate readers discovering them? This workshop gives a few tools and tips on how to make books more discoverable.
The slides are the omnibus version of an 8-part workshop at the Digital Book World workshop “Discovery & Discoverability – Finding and Growing an Audience” held at Hilton Midtown in New York City on Tuesday 13th January 2015.
How publishers can increase pre-orders and stimulate book sales by integrating online excerpts and book previews into their marketing campaigns for increased reader engagement.
This document compares the ePUB and PDF formats for creating online previews, excerpts, and samples to boost book sales. It finds that ePUB loads faster, provides a better mobile and accessible reading experience with customizable links, and is easier for publishers to produce than PDF. While PDF may be necessary for exact replicas of print layouts, ePUB is better suited as the default format in most other cases given its optimized online reading capabilities across devices.
Reader Analytics & Smart Book Metrics (Observing Readers in their Natural Hab...Andrew Rhomberg
This document discusses a technology called Reader Analytics that collects reading data from ebooks to provide publishers insights into how readers engage with their content. It summarizes:
1. Reader Analytics uses JavaScript software integrated into ebooks that collects reading data from various ebook reading apps, without requiring readers to be online.
2. The software collects data on metrics like completion rates, reading speed, and when/how readers engage with different elements to provide publishers quantitative insights into reader behavior.
3. The collected data is anonymized and analyzed to help publishers with decisions like cover selection, identifying popular titles/authors, and optimizing content for different audiences. Several publishing clients are already using this tool to improve their strategies.
Andrew Rhomberg (Jellybooks) at Publishers' Forum Berlin 2017Andrew Rhomberg
This document summarizes a collaboration between Innovate UK and Penguin Random House UK to develop a solution called Reader Analytics that collects reading data from ebooks and third-party reading apps. It allows publishers to analyze how and how fast readers consume ebooks, whether they finish books or quit early, and how reading data can predict sales. The tool was then expanded to support data collection from multiple publishers and reading applications. A/B testing with cover images showed one cover increased choice and faster reading while doubling the recommendation factor.
DBW15 Workshop by Jellybooks on Book Discovery & Discoverabilty - Finding and...Andrew Rhomberg
We live in an age of abundance. Over 1 million new books are published every year and that's just in the English language. In total more than 30 million books are available on Amazon to buy. The choice facing any reader is enormous.
How does an author or publisher make their book stand out and facilitate readers discovering them? This workshop gives a few tools and tips on how to make books more discoverable.
The slides are the omnibus version of an 8-part workshop at the Digital Book World workshop “Discovery & Discoverability – Finding and Growing an Audience” held at Hilton Midtown in New York City on Tuesday 13th January 2015.
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Frauen 71.7% (53)
Männer 75.0% (7)
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interessant 12 (22%)12 (22%)12 (22%)12 (22%)
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Hast du bereits ein anderes Buch von diesem
Autor/dieser Autorin gelesen?
Ja 8 (19%)8 (19%)8 (19%)8 (19%)
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Möchtest du gerne ein weiteres Buch von diesem
Autor/dieser Autorin lesen?
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Würdest du das Buch jemandem als Geschenk kaufen?
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eher nicht 6 (11%)6 (11%)6 (11%)6 (11%)
ganz bestimmt nicht 1 (2%)1 (2%)1 (2%)1 (2%)