LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE BOOK EXHIBITS

Publishers may exhibit in 2011 at an extraordinary savings
through our Annual Subscription Plan (ASP)

Dear Colleague,

Our clients increasingly are choosing to exhibit with the Library of Social Science through our Annual Subscription Plan (ASP). This exciting plan allows you to participate in our 2011 conference book exhibits at an extraordinary savings.

The following publishers exhibited in 2010 through the ASP: American Psychological Association Books; Ashgate Publishing; Atwood Publishing; Bayou Publishing; U. of California Press; Cambridge Scholars Publishing; U. of Chicago Press; Continuum International Publishing Group; Cornell U. Press; Duke U. Press; Edwin Mellen Press; Emerald Group Publishing; Guilford Publications; International Specialized Book Services (ISBS); Johns Hopkins U. Press; Kent State U. Press; U. Press of Kentucky; Lynne Rienner Publishers; McFarland & Co., Inc., Publishers; McGill-Queen’s U. Press; U. of Minnesota Press; U. Press of New England; New York U. Press; North Carolina U. Press; Penguin Group; Peter Lang Publishing Group; Prometheus Books; Rodopi; Rowman & Littlefield; South End Press; Springer Publishing Company; Stanford U. Press; Teachers College Press; Temple U. Press; U. of Toronto Press; Transaction Publishers; Urban Institute Press; Worth Publishers.

Based on interviews recently conducted with marketing people at a number of these presses, we found that publishers were extremely satisfied with the results of exhibiting through Library of Social Science’s Annual Subscription Plan.

Here are a few of the publishers’ comments:

• “LSS provides more personalized attention than anyone else. I appreciate it.”

• “You do a wonderful job researching suggested titles…sometimes even better than our own people.”

• “Working with LSS provides a good Return on Investment. You do very specific, targeted meetings. We really enjoy working with you.”

• “I appreciate your tenacity: the emails following up to make sure our books get to the conference. We’ve already carved out part of our 2011 budget to renew the Annual Subscription Plan.”

• “I like the fact that we can we send our own order forms directly to the conference—so that attendees have a more personal link with us and experience our press as a distinct entity.”

• “Your research and suggestions are really helpful.”

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND TO DOWNLOAD YOUR ASP
2011 RESERVATION FORM, CLICK HERE.

THE ESSENCE OF SIMPLICITY: How the ASP works

Once you’ve signed up to exhibit with LSS through our Annual Subscription Plan, here’s how it works:

1) We send you an email twelve weeks before each meeting with a description of the conference and list of suggested titles.

2) You fax or email us the list of titles that you wish to promote at the meeting, including list and discount prices.

3) We provide the conference shipping address—approximately four weeks before each meeting—so that you can send display copies of books, order forms, catalogues and other promotional materials to the meeting site.

PLEASE DOWNLOAD AND FAX YOUR RESERVATION FORM TO HOLD A PLACE FOR YOUR PRESS IN LSS’S 2011 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

Once you have downloaded and printed out the reservation form, simply fill it out and fax it back to us at (413) 832-8145 to hold a place for your press in Library of Social Science’s Annual Subscription Plan.

DOWNLOAD ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION PLAN RESERVATION FORM.

We look forward to working with you to promote your books at our 2011 conferences.

With best regards,

Orion Anderson

Orion Anderson Orion Anderson
Communications Director, LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
Telephone: 718-393-1104
Fax: 413-832-8145
oanderson@libraryofsocialscience.com

WHAT IS A LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE BOOK EXHIBIT?

Our exhibits are not simply “displays.” For each conference, we bring together a comprehensive collection of the latest and most significant titles on the meeting’s topics and themes—from the most prominent publishers in the world. Our exhibits become a gather place and essential component of the meeting.

WHAT DOES A LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE BOOK EXHIBIT LOOK LIKE?

With ten to thirty tables at each of our conferences (all titles are displayed face out), our exhibits are a sight to behold. Conference attendees are not only impressed, but often stunned by the quality and scope of our exhibit. The photos below convey the excitement that an LSS book exhibit brings to a meeting.

BROWSING THE BOOK EXHIBIT LSS TABLE TCWR

http://click.icptrack.com/icp/track.php?msgid=439002&act=ELUZ&r=31310205&c=275855WHAT DO CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS SAY

Conference organizers invariably tell us that the book exhibit that we have created and managed for their meeting is the best one they’ve ever had. The following is a note we received shortly after completion of a book exhibit that we organized for the Annual Winter Roundtable on Cultural Psychology and Education, a conference with which we’ve worked for the past several years (and will be working with again in 2011):

“On behalf of the entire staff, we want to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for your assistance at the Roundtable conference. The dedication and effort you put forth to arrange a book fair that offered such a wide variety of texts on subject matters so relevant to the theme of the Roundtable is commendable. We are very thankful to you for the service you provided this year and the time and energy you committed to the conference. Many of the Roundtable conference presenters and attendees commented on your helpfulness and the extensive books you made available for sale. We hope you enjoyed working at the conference and contributing to such an important annual event. It is clear to me that the success of this conference would not have been possible without your help and support.”