Now that you’ve received your ScoreIt!™ report and you’ve reviewed who you write like, you’ll want to follow the hyperlinks to your matched authors and their titles on Goodreads. On Goodreads, you can dive into the reader reviews and synopses for each of your three matched titles and read about the published authors who share…
In Case you Were Wondering … We recently updated our FAQs to focus on our writing style analysis technology branded ScoreIt!™. Here are the answers to the questions you’ve been asking. Who We Are Inkubate is a technology company that offers a range of powerful analytic tools related to “fingerprinting” and comparing the writing…
…and how it can help you market your book to the right readers! Who is Robert Galbraith, the author of 2013’s bestselling book, The Cuckoo’s Calling? No one seemed to know… The science that answered that question (see The Science of Stylometry, below) can also answer many of the other questions that established and aspiring…
ScoreIt!™ is the first patented technology of its kind to objectively analyze the writing style of an author and compare it to commercially published authors so that they can see who they write like. She Confessed, Didn’t She? is a novel by T. Matt Ryan, who ran his work through ScoreIt!™ recently because, as he…
It’s been anything but a lazy summer here at Inkubate. We’ve been busy cataloging the experiences of writers using ScoreIt!™. It’s been gratifying to learn that the writing style analysis and marketing insights that ScoreIt!™ provides are proving to be valuable resources for both aspiring and established writers, including bestselling author, Dana Marton. Below are…
ScoreIt!™, a break-through writing style analytics technology developed by Inkubate, instantly analyzes and compares a writer’s unpublished manuscript to the titles of commercially published authors. The data provided by a ScoreIt!™ analysis provides emerging and established writers with impartial, scientific feedback on their work. How does ScoreIt!™work? ScoreIt!™’s engineering combines stylometry—a field of study related to…
Of course you have your own voice as a writer, but knowing who you write like can help to determine your success as an author. That’s where ScoreIt!™ comes in. Inkubate’s ScoreIt!™ tool instantly analyzes and compares your manuscript to the titles of commercially published authors. How does ScoreIt!™ work? ScoreIt!™’s engineering leverages the cutting…
What’s most important when it comes to marketing your book? Publishing Push has some astute ideas that they share here: http://publishingpush.com/blog/book-marketing/ At the end of their post, you’ll see Publishing Push’s focus on “knowing your audience.” We agree that this is paramount to any successful book launch and/or book marketing campaign. But for new writers, knowing…
Inkubate is so pleased to be partnering with Bowker. Below is a reprint of Bowker’s press release announcing our partnership. The original version is accessible on their website by following this link. New Providence, NJ, July 20, 2016 – Inkubate, a privately held writing analytics and technology company, and Bowker, a ProQuest affiliate, have teamed…
Dave Chessen, founder of Kindlepreneur advises writers: “Sometimes, the readers you think you have actually turn out to be someone else. Knowing who they really are can be pivotal…not just in your writing, but in your marketing as well.” We agree. Thanks to ScoreIt!™, you can now impartially analyze your writing style and learn volumes…
Wattpad is a book sharing and discovery site that hosts a membership of 40 million writers and readers who engage with and comment on over 250 million individual works of writing. Wattpad’s advice to writers includes guidance on how to grow a reader fan base by regularly updating their content and how to promote their…
Whether you’re a self-published writer or are aiming to attract a traditional agent or publisher to your project, knowing who you write like can make all the difference between a successful book launch and a flop. In “Let’s Get Visible: How to get noticed and sell more books,” David Gaughran advises that the majority of…
Genre classification has become so important to the discovery of a book by retailers and readers. Our Scoreit!™ Analysis guides writers in selecting the best genre for their new titles, thus enabling them to reach the widest possible audience of readers—and fans! ScoreIt!™ first identifies the writing style of a writer by instantaneously comparing their manuscript to…
Ask any reader how they search for new books to read and most will explain that they look for works that are like their favorite authors. Bookstore owners spend most of their day helping customers select their next great read and it’s almost always based on their last one. I often will ask for titles…
This year marks Inkubate’s fifth year attending BookExpo America, except this is the first time that the conference is being held in Chicago. What a great city! Don Seitz, our CEO, will be connecting with publishing and writing professionals from across the country. He’s looking forward to sitting down with our current strategic partners, Bowker and…
How does my writing stack up to that of commercially published authors? It’s an age-old question writers ask themselves and, until now, the answer has been elusive, and often impossible to discern. Inkubate’s soon-to-be-released ScoreIt!™ application will find that answer and more. ScoreIt!™ is a brand new tool that will soon provide writers objective, instant…
We’re delighted to announce that bestselling author Dianna Hutts Aston’s latest work is available for review on Inkubate. SOS: Messages of Love, Hope and Peace chronicles Aston’s adventures across America to re-discover the country that called her home from Mexico. Part One of our feature interview with Aston appears in The Huffington Post. In it,…
Consider the great literary adventures that you’ve enjoyed. Now imagine more of them. For every great book that you’ve fallen in love with, there are likely many more equally remarkable stories stowed away in writers’ drawers and awaiting revisions on writers’ shelves. And with 25 million full-time and part-time writers in America, and many millions…
Inkubate is feeling the love. Not only are writers everywhere falling for our PitchIt!™ platform, but romance writers, in particular, have recently uploaded more works to Inkubate than writers of any other genre—no doubt related to the fever of romance conferences scheduled this season. From the Buns & Roses Romance Tea in Dallas and Hot…
We are happy to report that Inkubate V2.0 went live early this month. Our platform’s newest features include bold graphics that display for writers the frequency that their work or profile has been viewed by agents, editors and publishers (AEPs). The data also tracks the number of times a title has been added to an…
It’s been several years since Patti Smith’s publication of “Just Kids,” the musician’s celebrated memoir that this year is being adapted for a limited series on Showtime. Keith Richards’ memoir, “Life,” was released the same year as Smith’s and received glowing reviews from the New York Times, The New Yorker and Slate. Now, Woodstock, NY-based…
Trade publishing generally remains a “two for ten’ business model, which limits the industry’s growth and its prospects for long-term profitability. Our bet is that Inkubate’s federation of writers and writing services, digital asset management and data analysis will succeed in helping to guide agents, editors and publishers to identify and market more projects projected…
We hope that you all had a safe holiday weekend and found a comforting place to read and/or write. This week, Inkubate is looking forward to hosting a series of presentations at BookExpo America (BEA) to inaugurate our soon-to-be-unveiled launch of Inkubate V2.0. BEA, as most of you know, is the leading book and author event…
Inkubate is delighted to share a guest blog by author, E. E. King One of my earliest memories is of sitting on the steps leading into my parents’ living room and listening to the authors in my dad’s writers group read aloud from their latest works. My father, Dolph Sharp, was born in 1914 in…