Publisher brief
Connect your books to the questions readers ask.
A book can fit a reader's needs and still be absent from the search or AI answer they see. Kadaxis helps publishers understand those discovery routes and improve the information connecting books to readers.
The keyword finding.
About 8% of publisher-assigned keywords in our research surfaced their book in the first two pages of Amazon Books results. Across thousands of books, Kadaxis-built keywords average about 40% on that measure.
This measures search visibility, rather than sales lift.
Read the study →What we do for publishers.
Amazon keywords
Research and keyword sets for frontlist and backlist titles, with supporting visibility information and delivery for existing metadata workflows.
AI discovery (GEO)
Reports on book appearances, competing titles, cited sources, and relevant content, with supporting evidence and prioritized recommendations.
AI consulting
Practical advice for leaders considering AI workflows, internal tools, and vendor decisions.
How an engagement works.
We agree the title list or business question, the required source information, scope, and delivery. Your team reviews the recommendations and implements approved changes through its existing systems.
For keyword work, start with ISBNs, title information, and current metadata. For AI discovery, agree the titles, reader questions, and AI services to examine.
How we work →Relevant experience.
Kadaxis has worked with publishers including Penguin Random House, HarperCollins, Hachette UK, Workman, and Sourcebooks. It was named FutureBook BookTech Company of the Year and contributed to BISG's keywords best-practices standard.
Founder Chris Sim was CTO at Bookish and a venture CTO at BCG X. His experience spans book search, recommendation systems, and AI products in production.
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