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Thanks! Yeah I learned lots working on this project. I've got a bunch of other things planned too. There's nothing intentionally different about my site from

by bhousel 16y ago

Thanks! Yeah I learned lots working on this project. I've got a bunch of other things planned too. There's nothing intentionally different about my site from the other ebook lending sites. I did try to make it as simple as possible. I have a feeling that there is space for a handful of sites like this, since Amazon did sell millions of Kindles this past holiday season. People may segregate themselves into communities of other like-minded readers. Actually you don't need a Kindle device to borrow or lend the eBooks. You can read the books on your computer or other device (iOS, Android, Blackberry, etc).

robinwarren 16y ago
I don't know much about the competitor sites so am asking out of interest as opposed to any professed insight (although I did buy my wife a kndle for Chrsitmas). It seems a smart approach (if it's not being done already) would be to pick a specific niche and become the 'kindle lending site of X'. That way you can get a reputation for having the most books about X available to lend at any moment. What that would ne I don't know. Or maybe look into book clubs, a lot of book clubs must read the same books a lot of the time, maybe seeding with a few copies of books from some celeb endorsed list could kick start a book club lending site?