Author Richard Lowry has gained visibility and sales

After spending 12 years writing his first book, Richard Lowry was pleased to learn his POD publisher promoted its titles through Google Books. On the strength of the visibility this book gained, Lowry received contracts for two more - and he's glad that his new publishers are also Google Books partners.

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World's oldest publisher stays at the cutting edge with Google Books

Cambridge University Press reaches widest possible audience through Google Books. Read more | Download PDF

Springer Sees Record Backlist Sales with Google Books

Leading STM publisher sees record backlist sales with help from Google Books. Read more

Cutting-edge Classicists get boost from Google Books

With 1,000 titles in 24 languages, Danish academic publisher Museum Tusculanum finds Google Books an innovative solution for marketing a huge variety of backlist titles. Read more | Download PDF

Ediciones RIALP: 100% of titles viewed on Google Books

Spanish Humanities publisher sees all their titles viewed and 90% experience "Buy this Book" clicks on Google Books. Read more | Download PDF

The SERRE Group triples its web traffic as Google Books increases the visbility of its niche titles

French publishing group SERRE sees hits on their website go through the roof with customers from Google Books. Read more | Download PDF

Walter de Gruyter/Mouton–De Gruyter looks to reach an international audience through Google Books

Page views translate to "Buy this book" clicks for respected German scholarly publisher. Read more | Download PDF

Brill's backlist increases visibility and sees new sales on Google Books

International publisher Brill achieves worldwide visibility for thousands of books on Google Books, with three million pageviews in the first year alone. Read more | Download PDF

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) increases e-commerce sales by 60%

After adding books in multiple languages to Google Books, the IDB sees online sales rise and receives an order for 600 copies of a backlist title. Read more | Download PDF

Upper Access, Inc. gains exposure, expands customer base and jumpstarts backlist sales

A small publisher with a limited budget for marketing gains new customers and sales for backlist titles without spending money on advertising. Read more | Download PDF

Idea Group Inc. gains exposure, increases web traffic and quadruples ad revenue

After partnering with Google in both Google Scholar and Google Books, technology publisher Idea Group Inc. sees a fourfold increase in page views and ad revenue. Read more | Download PDF

Latin American publisher Grupo Editorial Norma drives global traffic to its website and increases sales without marketing investment

In four months, Grupo Editorial Norma receives more than four million page visits and 31,000 clicks on its book purchase links, significantly increasing sales without making an additional investment in advertising. Read more | Download PDF

Osprey Publishing gains visibility and traffic on the web, useful market information, new customers and sales

As a publisher of authoritative books on war and warfare, Osprey targets military history enthusiasts and the broader audience of readers with an active or spontaneous interest in the history of war. Google Books enables Osprey to connect directly with anyone searching for the highly specialized information contained in its books. Read more | Download PDF

Penn State Press sees more traffic, more sales and greater margins

By converting backlist inventory into POD books and listing them on Google Books, Penn State Press saw new readers buy direct because they discovered titles the Press would not have marketed otherwise. Read more | Download PDF

Crossway Books gains significant exposure for its entire catalog

Through Google Books, Crossway has increased visibility for a 400+ title catalog, and readers learn about more titles of interest to them. Read more | Download PDF