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Sep 23, 2026

Rich WebsterHOST
10:29
Okay, so I'll show you what this looks like.
Rich WebsterHOST
10:32
This is Publishers Marketplace.
Rich WebsterHOST
10:33
You have to pay 20 bucks a month to get access to this.
Rich WebsterHOST
10:36
If you're selling a book, then I would definitely spend the $20.
Rich WebsterHOST
12:43
And the reason that I'm saying all of this is you need to advocate for yourself.
Rich WebsterHOST
12:50
And the more information that you have, the better decisions that you can make.
Rich WebsterHOST
12:53
So something like Publishers Marketplace is a really interesting tool to be able to do that.
Rich WebsterHOST
12:59
I guess I already covered this, but I did record a podcast in the last week with Patrick McAndrew, my buddy.
Anne BogelHOST
14:37
And I just see what's coming out every week and flag, "Oh, you know what?" That's the core of my process.
Anne BogelHOST
14:46
Another part of my process is reading the deal points memos that come out every single weekday from Publishers Marketplace.
Anne BogelHOST
14:56
And I see what deals are being made.
Anne BogelHOST
14:58
When those deals are announced, sometimes it'll say, [laughs] "We just signed Sarah J. Maas for a eight-figure nine-book deal, and the last book will get published 12 years from now." Those stats are not-
Mary KoleHOST
8:13
Yeah.
Mary KoleHOST
8:14
Um, so I have spent most of July actually trawling through the last 12 months of Publishers Marketplace.
Claire StetzerGUEST
8:21
[laughs]
Mary KoleHOST
8:22
And, uh, I have kind of put out reports for middle grade and YA and-
Peyton HoganPANELIST
62:27
Do you know what is great about it?
Amy MatthewsHOST
62:29
There's actually like Publishers Weekly does Publishers Lunch where they send you little email updates for Publishers Lunch.
Amy MatthewsHOST
62:34
So I'm like, we're just doing Publishers Munch.
Peyton HoganPANELIST
62:39
Munch on this publishing month.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:13
I am Mary Adkins.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:15
And today we are talking about publishers marketplace.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:18
If you are listening and not watching, you may want to check out the video version of this later, because I'm going to be sharing some slides that show you the interface of publishers marketplace, and also some graphs, um, some data.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:29
We're going to get into that.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:31
So I'm really excited to dive in.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:40
You don't really, you just don't know.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:42
You don't know what you know, don't know about any industry, you know, before you have reason to, and before you have access to information and you are in it.
Mary AdkinsHOST
1:51
And so for writers that I work with in the book incubator, which is the program that I run and teach in for novel novelists and memoirists, they often have never heard of our publishers marketplace because again, they've had no reason to.
ZillaHOST
14:27
You know? We don't know what readers are going to be into, what the next thing is.
ZillaHOST
14:33
So you really can't look at Publishers Marketplace, which is going to be my first, you know, where do you start? But it doesn't help.
ZillaHOST
14:42
Especially
Ivy T. WoodsHOST
14:43
because so many deal announcements are on such a delay.

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