All markets · 90-day comparable periods
Empty time buckets are shown as zero and retain their sample size; they are not interpolated by AI.
These are the records counted in the current prevalence numerator.
Mara Voss
Inspect evidenceElias North
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Inspect evidenceLeah Marr
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Inspect evidenceYellow typography increased from 0% to 69.2% across comparable 90-day windows, a 69.2 percentage-point upward movement. The feature currently appears in 4 tracked market segments.
Amazon Bestsellers has the highest current prevalence at 75% (6 of 8), while Indie Authors is lowest at 66.7% (4 of 6).
Inspect the matching covers alongside non-matching covers from the same source types. Look for whether yellow typography co-occurs with particular typography, imagery, colour, or subgenre choices before treating this as a durable convention.
Current window: 18 matching covers from a sample of 26.
Previous window: 0 matching covers from a sample of 0.
69.2 percentage points of measured upward movement.