Friday, July 30th, 2010

Publishers


Bridge the digital divide while protecting your content

Reference Tree’s proposition offers publishers an additional revenue stream for current editions whilst providing opportunities for cross-selling both adopted and non-adopted works.

For publishers, this means:

  • Increased revenue for current edition textbooks by widening access with a ‘per chapter’ model
  • New channel of distribution direct to your readers (rather than the institution), to drive end user sales and supplement print revenues
  • Reduction in loss of revenue to second hand/previous edition book market
  • Targeted cross-selling opportunities to increase revenue for both adopted and non-adopted works
  • Reduced unlicensed copying as Reference Tree tools enable use of the material whilst maintaining its integrity
  • Gain new insight into the value in your content with our statistics on what students actually read, when, and for how long

We are in discussion with over a dozen higher education textbook publishers about partnering opportunities and have had very positive reactions to the Reference Tree model and approach.

Our launch subjects are going to be:

  • Business
  • Education
  • Social Studies

The Reference Tree service will launch in September 2010. To get updates on our launch as it happens, please see our News Updates.

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If you would like to know more about Reference Tree, please email our Managing Director Amil Tolia.

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