Research on Book Topic Planning Based on Online Review Mining

Authors

  • Bo Zhang Shanghai University of Science and Technology, School of Publishing, Shanghai 20082, China Author
  • Can Lei Shanghai University of Science and Technology, School of Publishing, Shanghai 20082, China Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63313/EBM.9178

Keywords:

Online Reviews, Book Topic Planning, Text Mining, Literary Publishing

Abstract

In the context of digital reading and the growing importance of online reviews for publishing decisions, traditional topic planning faces challenges such as information overload and delayed feedback. This study analyzes over 59,000 valid reviews from Dangdang.com’s TOP15 best-selling literary books (April 2025). Using a “text mining + multi-dimensional comparison” approach and an optimized DTC framework with a topic mapping layer, we identify 17 core features of literary books via TF-IDF and K-means. Findings show that keywords like “classic,” “moving,” and “healing” significantly influence topic decisions and can be directly translated into content, author, and format strategies. The study validates the DTC model’s applicability in publishing and provides data-driven support for topic planning.

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Published

2026-04-23

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How to Cite

Research on Book Topic Planning Based on Online Review Mining. (2026). Economics & Business Management, 5(2), 107-110. https://doi.org/10.63313/EBM.9178