Check out the March, 2010 Amazon rankings for the Top 15 ECPA publishers. This research lets you see both the overall industry rankings, plus each publisher's individual top 20 bestselling book list.
Why is this information helpful to you? This is one of the few ways that authors, agents, and publishers can simultaneously see how a publisher's best books stack up against their peers. For example, Neilsen BookScan doesn't let other publishers see the competition's sales numbers (only bestseller lists). But, WildFire's free research gives ECPA publishers a way to see which titles are selling well on Amazon at 14 other houses. This data is also helpful to see which authors, topics, and genres are dominating Amazon sales trends.
Note: Amazon rankings do not reflect accurate sales figures and only account for a small percentage of a book's total sales. However, they can help determine how specific publishers or book titles perform over time versue their peers.
Click here for an Excel spreadsheet of last month's rankings.
For all of the previous monthly rankings, click here.
Items of Interest this Month:
a
. Top-Selling Overall Titles:
1 - "This Little Prayer of Mine" (# 60) by Anthony DeStefano from Waterbrook Press.
2 - "Crazy Love" (# 66) by Francis Chan from David C. Cook
3 - "So Long, Insecurity" (# 104) by Beth Moore from Tyndale.
Rankings exclude the originally self-published title, "The Shack" (# 80).
b. Biggest Publisher Moves:
Waterbrook / Multnomah hits the Top 3 for the first time.
NavPress jumps to # 6 this month from # 9 last month.
David C. Cook reappears at # 14 this month as Barbour falls out of the Top 15.
Click here for an Excel spreadsheet of last month's rankings.
For all of the previous monthly rankings, click here.
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