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Marketing Research and E-Book
Marketing Research and E-Book
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The advancement in technology has greatly changed the way marketing information is
being collected. The progress in technology has significantly influenced the rate at which people
read books. Traditionally, people relied explicitly on the print books, but now there are e-books
that people can read from their laptops or even Smartphone. According to Gahran (n.p.), e-books
have not only become popular, but it has also promoted reading habit among most of the
American Adults.
To be able to have an accurate number of those reading e-book, retailers are now capable
of gathering “real time” information that can be very useful in their marketing plan. It is possible
to record the exact hours one read an e-book when it was read, specific areas known, and
numerous other things. Such technologies are significantly appropriate was of gathering
marketing information. Through this technology, publishers and e-book retailers are capable of
gathering information that would be of great use like books or items required by customers.
Since it is possible to get the exact areas read, it would be easier to understand the specific
contents that are mostly read and adjust on the subsequent products that are being produced in
the market.
It is simpler to have both positive and negative feedback concerning the book based on
the hours taken reading the book, specific areas read, and possible areas that are not being visited
by the clients. It is through these technologies that customer needs can be easily met as
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publishers and e-book retailers are expected to work hard to identify products that are desired by
particular clients and provide specific products. However, there is a need for these technologies
to be used responsibly and in this case to want to improve quality of services to the clients and
Works Cited
Gahran, Amy. "E-Books Spur Reading Among Americans, Survey Shows - CNN." CNN, 2012,
http://edition.cnn.com/2012/04/05/tech/gaming-gadgets/e-reader-survey-pew-
gahran/index.html.