“We’re a small team responsible for the widespread dissemination of a range of interdisciplinary content,” says Didi Loynachan, JFP Administrative Editor at the International Association for Food Protection. “The plain language summaries in Kudos will help our readers to better understand, support and promote the work we publish, while the broader Kudos tools and metrics help ensure our journal continues to provide state-of-the-art services to authors.”
Adam Etkin, Executive Editor of Journals at Springer Publishing stated “We are committed to providing our community with the tools necessary to share, promote and discover content important to their field. Kudos will allow us to connect with our authors and readers on a level that’s more focused on their individual needs.”
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Over 125,000 researchers have signed up to use Kudos’ free platform for managing communications around their publications – across multiple publishers and tools. They explain work in plain language and generate trackable links for sharing via email, web and social networks; these enable communications to be directly mapped against views, downloads, altmetrics and citations. Kudos thereby provides researchers, and their publishers and institutions, with a rich understanding of which channels and activities are most effective for broadening reach and impact. Kudos has over 75 publisher customers around the world, including Wiley, Taylor & Francis, SAGE, the American Society for Microbiology and the Association for Computing Machinery. Institutional customers include the London School of Economics and Political Science, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Helsinki, and ETH Zürich. Recent analysis of Kudos data indicates that full text downloads on the publisher site are 23% higher when the Kudos toolkit is used. Kudos was named Best New End User Product at the 2014 Charleston Advisor Readers’ Choice Awards and won the 2015 ALPSP Award for Innovation in Publishing. It has been named in Outsell’s “Ten to Watch” for two consecutive years.