Author profile — sample
This is what your page looks like.
Your name, your department, your titles — and the reach you can point to. Every contributor gets a profile like this one.
Dr. A. B. Contributor
Department of Computer Science · University of Example
Verified contributor
What “verified” means: we confirmed who you are and that you hold the rights to the material you publish. It does not mean your institution endorses NTEbooks — we never claim that.
Teaches CSC 301 and CSC 307. Publishes three course packs and a textbook, revised each session so students always get the current version.
- 3 titles published
- Revised this semester
- You keep the rights
Example profile. A real one carries the contributor's own verified name, department and institution.
What you can see today
Straight from the sales record: how many copies sold, who bought them, and what has been paid to you.
Example figures, to show the shape of the data. Yours start at zero and grow with your sales.
- Copies sold, per title Which of your titles students actually buy, and how that changes through the semester.
- Which institutions they come from Every buyer's school, department and level is recorded at checkout, so you can see the reach you have beyond the classroom you teach in.
- Payouts, itemised Each sale, the amount, and the transfer that paid it. No invoices to raise, nothing to chase anyone for.
Your titles, listed under your name
CSC 301 — Data Structures & Algorithms
- 42 pages
- ₦1,500
- 3 free preview pages
CSC 307 — Operating Systems
- 18 pages
- ₦1,500
- 3 free preview pages
Example entries, shown with our current catalogue art. Your profile lists only the titles you publish, at the price you set — including free material if you prefer.
What arrives with the app
A PDF cannot report who read it, so we are not going to pretend that data exists yet. This is what the app adds, and it is the part we will tell you about when it is live:
- How many students are reading Adoption per title, as it grows.
- Where they stop, and where they come back The sections that get reread before a test — and the ones nobody opens.
- The questions they keep asking Grouped by topic, so you know what to cover again before the exam.
Until then, everything in the section above is real: sales, institutions, payouts. That data comes from the sales record, not from guesswork.
What every reader sees
- Your name on every page Your name and department are set into the file itself, on every page, before anything goes up for sale.
- A licence line per buyer Each copy is stamped with the buyer's name and order reference before it is sent, so a copy that turns up somewhere it should not tells us which purchase it came from.
- Honest about the limit Anyone can photograph a screen with a second phone. We make copies attributable; we do not tell you they are unbreakable, because they are not.
What you keep
- Your copyright
- Your print rights
- Your price
- The right to withdraw
You decide what goes up and what stays offline. A printed textbook you already sell stays yours to sell — this is a second channel, not a replacement. If your department raises a question, we will speak to them, and if they say no, your material comes down.
First course carries no commission for 90 days. After that you keep 80% of every sale, paid to your bank account.
Want one of these?
Send us the material you already have — the file on your laptop, not a new one. This page is a template today; a week after we publish your first title, it is yours.