How to Save the Book Publishing Industry
How badly is the book industry doing? It's flat.
FLAT!
Despite Harry Potter selling 8.3 million copies in 24 hours, book publishers only sold 0.9% more books in 2007 than 2006--less than the country's rate of population growth.
How can publishers fix their business? Not by killing more trees. By radically retooling the business model.
Hardcover books should cost $25. And publishers should keep printing them--for people who want to buy them. Meanwhile, for everyone else, publishers should publish cheap electronic copies for 20% (or less) of the hardcover price.
$4.99 for a first run bestseller, downloadable to your Kindle, PC, or iPod--or simply readable on the Internet. The retailer keeps $1 or so, the author gets $1 or so, and the publisher takes home about $3. Some of that goes to marketing and some to overhead. And then you're left with the typical publisher profit of less than $1 (no returns, manufacturing, or distribution costs).
But here's what happens: book sales suddenly go through the roof.
Why?
Because you've made buying a book almost a no-never-mind. At $4.99, buying a book is like buying a couple of magazines: you can buy them on a whim and feel free to skim them. At $25, meanwhile, buying a book is like buying a two-pound guilt trip: Until you slog your way through it, you don't deserve to buy another one.
With a similar margin per book sold, cannibalization wouldn't matter. If publishers really wanted to get aggressive, however, they could cut book prices to, say, $1.99, compress all the revenue splits, and watch sales truly explode. Especially when they made available the out-of-print catalogs.
All that matters is the bottom line, and going digital could quickly resurrect the profit growth of the publishing industry. Unfortunately, right now, the publishing industry is obsessed with maintaining the status quo--which means print units and revenue.
Get over it folks. Time to get your butts out to Cupertino (Apple / AAPL) and Seattle (Amazon / AMZN), cut some real deals, and save your dying industry (and some trees, while you're at it).
Below: Mark Mahaney's estimates for per-unit print and Kindle economics. Note that Mark is assuming a higher sale price, retailer profit, author royalty, and distribution costs than we think would ultimately make sense. And if publishers could accelerate units enough, their overhead on a per-unit basis would drop.

You know, as a former English student (undergrad, and then on to grad) I gotta say that you're spot on here.
This post is probably the most succinct "how to save publishing" post I've seen in quite some time.
You're right. Totally.
Having just finished my degree in web development, I (and I'm sure many of my friends) are probably some of the people who are most open to consuming media in an electronic form (along with any young person today). However as stated it is so important to not just make the ebooks available online but to make them available at the proper price, taking into consideration all the benefits of electronic distribution.
While I was very open to purchasing the books that I required for my degree in ebook format I was shocked time after time when I looked up the price of the ebook and compared it to the print format. They were both very nearly the same price. This just made me more likely to torrent the book than buy the printed edition. In my case the ebook was sometimes more useful due to the ability to do full text search etc.
If the ebooks were say £5 each it would be a no brainer. Say I needed 5 books per year or semester. At current prices that would be about 5*20 = £100 which is a big enough amount for a student. Whereas at £5 per ebook the amount is a mere 5*5 = £25. To a student £25 would be a great deal and certainly not require too much consideration.
Now I understand that reference books and educational texts may be required to be more expensive than the prices quoted in the article to account for the skills of the author. But the maths still holds up even at up to £10 per book.
Unfortunately I can't see any of this happening. I am hoping that despite what Steve Jobs says that Apple does create a stylish ebook reader. I would definitely buy that and I think that it alone could encourage a few more young people to read. Especially if it had features like immediate word definitions.
By the way Bob Stein is still doing some interesting work in this area:
http://www.futureofthebook.org/
We just need to educate people better so they actually want to read.
Books are facing a lot of competition with other technologies many coming from the web.
I for one read so much from the web everyday that I hardly have anytime or strenghts to read the last 3 books that I bought.
I suppose that eventually kindle-like devices will be all over the place, just like ipods, maybe then your proposal will make sense.
I suppose creating a kindle has a tremendous CO2 footprint (plus once its dead, it won't be as recyclable as paper), so it might not be as eco-friendly as you propose in the end.
Earlier this month I launched Smashwords, a new digital publishing service that allows indie authors to publish a DRM-free, multi-format ebook at the price of their choosing. Smashwords pays authors 85% of the net proceeds from the sale of their works. Net proceeds to author = (sales price minus PayPal payment processing fees)*.85.
This means if an author has a book they might otherwise publish as a $7.95 mass market paperback at a 5% royalty, they can price their ebook on Smashwords for two dollars and make triple the per unit amount of selling a print book through a traditional publisher.
This turns traditional authorship, publishing and pricing models upside down. With 85% of the net purchase price going to the authors, authors can charge consumers significantly less for their books than would otherwise be possible through traditional print publishing channels, while making greater per-unit profit on each book. When costs to the consumer drop, there is a fundamental change to the demand side of the equation. This will create a virtuous cycle of lower prices for consumers which will increase consumer demand, and increased profit to authors thanks to increased consumer demand and higher per-unit profits for each book sold. It’s a win-win for authors and readers.
As you note, publishers can take advantage of the same dynamics by pricing their digital books lower than print prices. The challenge to publishers, however, is they need to provide greater value to authors otherwise many authors may begin aspiring to follow the indie self-published route. NPR had a great piece Thursday that summarized the dilemna faced by publishers - http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/05/29/book_publishing/
In order for digital books to take off, however, we need to see continued advances in reading devices such as the Kindle, lower hardware prices (AMZN lowered the Kindle's price this week), abandonment of DRM, and more low-cost digital book content. It'll also take several more years for word to get out about ebooks. Most book buyers still don't know about the ebook option.
Luckily, Amazon.com's heavy promotion of the Kindle will introduce hundreds of thousands of book buyers - possibly millions - to the joy of digital books in the next few years.
Mark Coker
Founder
Smashwords
www.smashwords.com
I hope that Viacom win their case against Youtube, and that sites like scribd.com will be heavily affected by this. :-)
Just look in the NYC subway and watch some young and older kids play the PSP or watch videos on their mobile. Books are "just" books and it doesn't matter how you package them. It won't make much of a difference. In today's time people just have too many other more engaging options than reading a book, that take 50 hrs to read.
I think you are right. The current book price means a book is for someone really want to read it inside out, while your suggested price will allow someone to browse through a book or keep it for reference later.
I am sure what you propose will happen, but only after a ebook someone buy can be freely read in any electronic devices, not just one such as Kindle. How many people would have bought songs in MP3 format if it could had only been played on Apple iPOD?
Where did you get your percentages for your supposed Kindle economics to the publisher? They don't even remotely match any understanding I have of how Amazon plans to share the revenue stream. Of course, Amazon is very secretive about all this, so nobody but publishers who've signed up know for sure, and they are required by contract not to tell.
Similarly, why do you assume it will cost less to market books on the kindle?
Of course, your figures for the splits on hardcover books are also wrong, but not as far wrong.
Overall, your figures seem completely imaginary. Seems to me that you picked numbers out of a hat to fit your argument, rather than figuring out real numbers and real implications.
Whether or not you are right about low prices stimulating demand, your proposed P&L is pure fiction. And it even fails Aristotle's test -- it isn't even a plausible impossibility.
As a good test case -- many of our books are used heavily for reference, not for reading cover to cover -- so you'd think that free access via Google Book Search (where all of them can be found) would greatly stimulate usage of those free books, since a search can often satisfy a user query. Yet that is not the case, precisely because those books are still competing with all the other content on the web.
The biggest challenges publishers face is to rethink what kind of products work online, and why. What job do their products do? How can that job be rethought so that online actually makes it better than the print version? If you're a fantasy book publisher, maybe World of Warcraft has more to teach you than Kindle, for example. If you're a reference book publisher, maybe you should learn from professional services like WestLaw.
Who needs your products, and how badly? If the audience is limited, high prices might be the answer? If the product is a commodity that needs to stand out from the crowd, getting viral distribution by fans, free might be the answer.
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Anyway, I thought it was a terrific post. I would just love to understand why you attributed a 60% take to the publisher.
Not sure where you came up with that idea, Tim. Amazon posts the T&Cs clearly on the public FAQs of the DTP section of their website (including information on pricing and royalties):
Using Kindle right now is, IMO, a no-brainer. I can convert our printer-ready PDF files to a Kindle HTML package in very little time (plus a bit of time for proofing for any coding errors). That is my total investment. I just upload it, add the bibliographic data and set a price. Preview the result. Click the Publish link.
Done.
The only real trick is getting Amazon to properly link the print edition page to the Kindle edition page.
Marketing? As always, that's the trick. However, we have done just about zero marketing for seven our Kindle editions and keep selling them, anyway. Can't wait to see what happens when I launch our actual campaign for these things!
The issue with the Kindle and all electronic publishing is that it obviates the need for a publisher. Book publishers are distributors. The only other function they provide is publicity but most successful authors these days bring their own access to publicity in one form or another. That's usually what the big advance is for, the ability to generate publicity.
If electronic publishing could reach a significant size, or the Kindle establish a legitimate installed base, there would be no need for a publisher. Amazon would be your publisher and the author would split revenues with them.
This would be great for writers and readers--just not publishers. The only problem is that Amazon is pursuing this business from the distribution end--channeling everything through their store--instead of the device end.
Although they've done a much better job than Sony, the digital reader needs several more product cycles--and a more open platform so more of your non-commercial reading (PDFs of other reading matter like reports and company documents, etc.) takes place on the Kindle.
Amazon needs to get more serious about the product to light a fire under this business. Where's Kindle 2.0? or 1.1, for that matter?
You're spot on that this would increase sales of books. But it wouldn't help as much as you think, because (a) as Marion points out above, the publisher self destructs(which they'll fight to the finish), and (b) ebook is a niche concept.
Eventually, perhaps, book publishers will vanish (just like eventually, music publishers will probably vanish), but it will take longer, I suspect, since emusic is a far better experience than ebooks.
As for ebooks, they need to do a lot more if they're ever to succeed. If they remain just cheap replacements for paper, they're DOA.
What if you could click on a word and get a quick definition or synonym (*without* ads, thank you). What if you could stop reading, get in the car, push a button, and it would immediately turn into an audio book? This is the kind of innovation that's required for ebooks to succeed.
They're also filters who buy and edit good books (thereby improving them and making sure that the information in them is reliable – or at least they did until they decided to cut costs by not editing properly. But I digress.)
A serious editor has a real craft, and by God you would be amazed by the unedited drafts of some of your favourite books.
As someone who spent 4 1/2 years reading a neverending slush pile, I can promise you that there is a vast, vast, vast amount of badly written crap out there. And if you do away with the publishers there will be a flood of this stuff and no skilled editors to deal with it. Unless they're supposed to work on it in collaboration, for free. Great. Baby/bathwater.
Also, how does Kindle protect the copyright? Unusually, I do think authors should be paid for the work they do, and encryption is there to be broken.
Yes, the library system has the book free immediately in hard cover (limited supply with waiting list). For those that can wait, there is the free digital downloadable books, "Play Away" books (iPod like device with audio book already downloaded you can borrow), and audio books (cassette tapes).
Most avid readers (young and young at heart) still love to turn the pages.
1. There is a phenomenal cost in editing and designing a book - even an ebook. Sure, we spare a few thousand on printing, but ultimately, at a price of $1.99 each, a publisher would have to sell tens of thousands of copies before even seeing a mild profit. Keep in mind that the average book in today's marketplace loses money for the publisher (the majority of books barely crack 1000 copies), so basically your technique assures a speedy bankruptcy.
2. Not everyone likes ebooks. For one thing, there's the proprietary software that determines whether a book will be a kindle edition, a Sony reader edition, a mobipocket, etc. etc. There is no platform required for a physical book, only literacy.
3. Contrary to what many outside of publishing think, Amazon is not the publisher's friend. Sure, they are responsible for a lot of sales, but because they have such a stranglehold on the market, they can pretty much demand any sort of a discount they want (for example, the reason why you get books at 30% off is because we have to sell them to Amazon at 50%+ off). Amazon can call the shots, so giving them power gives them a wider margin to squeeze profits from publishers.
The biggest mistake most people make about publishing is assuming that a logical business model will translate flawlessly into the book business. It doesn't.
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