Researching your book marketing is easier with Ingram Insights Reports #bookmarketing #selfpublish

11 Dec 2022 · 1 min
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Julie Broad (speaker) describes using Ingram Insights Reports (also called Reader Insights) to research book marketing. She says they purchased a business report for $50 and found it valuable because it shows the online behaviors of target readers (where they are active, who they follow, how they talk about books and related content). The report complements traditional sales data and is intended to inform marketing, publicity, sales, and publishing by showing demographics, psychographics, behaviors, and affinities based on social media, search, websites, video and podcast use.

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