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I want to publish a chapter or a portion of ita book (which is written by someone else, and translated to my language) in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them, so that my proposal has more weight. I even think that I will send them the link to this question to invite them to join the conversation.

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?

I want to publish a chapter or a portion of it in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them, so that my proposal has more weight. I even think that I will send them the link to this question to invite them to join the conversation.

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?

I want to publish a chapter or a portion of a book (which is written by someone else, and translated to my language) in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them, so that my proposal has more weight. I even think that I will send them the link to this question to invite them to join the conversation.

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?

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I want to publish a chapter or a portion of it in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them?, so that my proposal has more weight. I even think that I will send them the link to this question to invite them to join the conversation.

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?

I want to publish a chapter or a portion of it in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them?

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?

I want to publish a chapter or a portion of it in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them, so that my proposal has more weight. I even think that I will send them the link to this question to invite them to join the conversation.

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?

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How does republishing a chapter of a book benefit its publisher?

I want to publish a chapter or a portion of it in my non-profit website, and I want to ask its publisher for permission. I wonder if that would bring any benefit to them?

One argument is that it helps advertise the book. However, a counter-argument is that most people will only read it and move on with their life. I wonder if there is any evidence for both sides? And in general, are there any other benefits/costs for this?