Kudos, the platform for showcasing research, has been selected by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) to offer its authors a cutting-edge promotional package aimed at maximizing and accelerating readership and impact for research publications.
Through the new partnership, AIAA authors will be offered an innovative promotional package that leverages plain language summaries and search marketing to build audiences. As competition for funding, career advancement, and recognition intensifies, researchers have proven increasingly willing to allocate personal or grant resources to tools that accelerate publication performance. Kudos’ b2c profit-sharing model helps societies and publishers quickly scale up new skills, services and revenue streams.
As the market leader, with 12 years’ experience in summarizing and promoting research publications and over 550,000 registered users, Kudos brings unparalleled experience and resources to support AIAA authors in reaching wider audiences and boosting their professional impact. The new offering underscores AIAA’s forward-thinking approach to author support and community engagement.
“As the research landscape becomes increasingly competitive, providing our members with innovative tools to enhance their professional profiles is more important than ever,” said Michele Dominiak, Senior Vice President, Publishing and Education at AIAA. “This partnership allows us to explore a new approach to delivering valuable services that benefit both our authors and the industry.”
“We are delighted to partner with AIAA to support their authors in boosting the visibility and reach of their research,” said David Sommer, Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of Kudos. “This collaboration demonstrates how scholarly societies can embrace new business models while expanding author support and enhancing content reach and readership. By leveraging Kudos’ expertise and proven promotional strategies, AIAA authors will be better equipped to build academic influence in an increasingly competitive landscape.”
