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Waiforpaperback.com Informs you when alternatives printings are available could monetize by showing similar titles in monthly summary emails
by salgernon 13y ago
Waiforpaperback.com Informs you when alternatives printings are available could monetize by showing similar titles in monthly summary emails
- andrewtbham 13y agoi am often interested to find out when kindle version is available. amazon should implement this.
- perlgeek 13y agoI've been thinking about a much more general idea recently: basically twitter, but for data (in JSON format), not just text. A company could simply announce all new publications, and you could subscribe to that stream, filtering for paperback (and possibly authors you are interested in). Of course, there are hundreds of alternative use cases. (Interested in doing the project with me? drop me an email moritz@faui2k3.org).
- lukeholder 13y agoso rss?
- RexM 13y agoI've had this sitting on my idea list for a couple of years. It almost seems like this is what app.net is supposed to be. It also seems like this is how applications would talk to each other with https://tent.io/ https://tent.io/
- seizethecheese 13y agoI guess the question is how big of a market is there for this service? You could have alerts for Kindle version, audiobook and/or paperback. The monetization would be simple through Amazon affiliates, and implementation could just scan Amazon periodically.
- jarofgreen 13y agoI think http://luzme.com/ http://luzme.com/ can do this? Not sure if it's E-book only tho
- rwillmer 13y agoLuzme.com does similar for ebooks (audiobooks and deadtree books coming soon). Shows availability and prices for ebooks across all major stores in 8 countries; use your existing watch list at Amazon, Goodreads, LibraryThing or setup a new one and we'll email you price drop alerts; register an interest in an author and we'll tell you when they release a new book.