“Business Book Reach” explores why some business books achieve global readership while others do not, focusing on factors beyond content quality. It highlights how cultural relevance, translation, and marketing strategies significantly influence a book's international success. For example, a book's message might resonate differently depending on cultural values, requiring careful content adaptation.
The book argues that global readership is a result of careful planning and execution rather than mere chance. It examines the interplay of international marketing, cross-cultural communication, and translation studies, revealing how these elements collectively determine a book's global impact. The study reveals that translation quality can significantly affect the overall perception and adoption of business ideas in different countries.
The book is divided into three key sections. It begins by defining global business thought leadership, then analyzes factors influencing readership using case studies and data. Finally, it presents a framework for maximizing global impact through best practices in marketing, translation, and content adaptation, offering actionable insights for authors and publishers looking to broaden their international audience and increase their business book reach.
