ReaderBound features
Automated imports of book data, both ONIX and custom feeds; built-in full-featured ecommerce solution; full control of the site by editorial staff; and heaps more. ReaderBound sites are built to eliminate redundant and inefficient efforts while achieving smart and impactful automations.
ReaderBound sites come with an extensive list of available features and functionalities. In most cases, a new publisher site built on the ReaderBound platform requires only modest customizations. We expect that the current capabilities are suitable for a wide range of presses, from those with a few marketing staff up to those with dedicated sales and marketing divisions.
That said, for those publishers who need something new and unique, we are expert web developers and we actually look forward to being able to build new things that exactly meet the needs of our clients.
Feature Spotlight — Collections
Collections of books are an important part of selling books. Books by subject, by recency, by popularity, etc., are key elements of sales and marketing campaigns. ReaderBound provides unmatched capabilities for supporting a diversity of book collections.
Out of the box, Readerbound supports several dozen different collection types; but it also has the ability to easily create new types and to mix and match the rules to create even more types. Within ReaderBound, the super power of a collection is to present it in various ways with a minimum of effort: as a landing page, as a featured list on some general purpose page, and as the core of a catalog.
10 Months
On average, it takes about 10 months to recoup the cost of a new ReaderBound site
2 Million
ONIX records processed
96.5% Increase in sale results
U Michigan nearly doubled their Christmas sale result year over year. And 2023 was a good year.
