| Dear Dr.
Alexander Gelbukh, |
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Since its online
publication on Feb 17, 2011, there has been a total of 2246
chapter downloads for your book on SpringerLink, our online
platform. Over the last year(s) the download figures have been as
follows: |
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| Year |
Chapter
Downloads |
| 2012 |
992 |
| 2011 |
1254 | |
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This means your
book was one of the top 50% most downloaded eBooks in the relevant
Springer eBook Collection in 2012.
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| As you can see,
in addition to the print book, the electronic version reaches a
broad readership and provides increased visibility for your work.
This is especially noticeable in the long run: statistical data
shows that the usage of electronic publications remains stable for
years after publication, so this is what you can expect for your
book for the years to come. |
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To present your
book 'Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing' to
its potential readers and make it findable by search engines, your
book has its own homepage,
which can be shared through social media and where you can download
a flyer for your book!
Springer is constantly working to improve
the search engine optimization for this page to ensure that your
book appears as high as possible on the search engines’ results
lists. |
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book’s visibility in the relevant communities and raise reader
interest.
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Thank you again
for publishing with us. We are very pleased to disseminate your book
among the scientific community and look forward to working with you
on your next book or journal article. |
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| Best
regards, |
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| Your Springer Marketing
Team |
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Information
regarding your royalties
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in this email does not directly relate to your royalty statement.
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