Sentences with phrase «how reader analytics»

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Here are 10 tips from Campaigner on how email automation can help target readers, measure analytics and contribute to your bottom line.

Premium and Pro plans include a book web page, in - store sales, comprehensive reader analytics, book sales analytics, and a channel tracking service that helps you build your author platform by showing you how customers read your book and how many sales you made.

Using its reader analytics, authors can see how readers respond to their plot lines.

3) To think that reader analytcis of fictions shows that capater 17 was poorly received misunderstands how people read ad what data reader analytics collectss.

FOREIGN RIGHTS AND READER ANALYTICS Andrew Rhomberg Digital Book World We are mulling several ideas for how to work with self - published authors and are working with Orna Ross and the Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLI) on finding a proposition that caters to individual authors and is economically viable for Jellybooks.

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Filed Under: Book Industry Trends, How To Get Published Tagged With: Alan Rinzler, All Things Considered, author, book editor, developmental editor, editor, Jellybooks, Lynn Neary, NPR, publisher, reader analytics

As you think about how to build your platform for the next stage of the digital era, use analytics to identify how and where you get the best engagement, and what tools help you find the right readers, rather than the most readers.

For example, in the section on Google Analytics, Mallory describes (in regular English) much of the information Google Analytics can provide AND how an author can use that information to grow and best serve readers.

Reader analytics are garnering huge attention at the moment and there are at least four major talks at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair discussing how and why publishers and authors can collect data on their readers.

Without an analytics program, we won't know how to improve our efforts, reach more readers, or sell more books.»

Everyone working in the industry is thinking more about how to directly reach their specific reader community in an era of declining bricks - and - mortar stores and an increasingly digital environment driven by search, data, analytics, and social media.

Online analytics can reveal a surprising amount about the communications we send out via e-mail, Web sites, social media, and texting: how many readers, from which groups, how long each reader spent with the content, how many shared the content, how many clicked through to the video, and much more.