Book Report - Revisit

[R. C.]

Is Book Report still the "go to" for aggregating reporting, or is there a new, cool, widget?

R.C.

[Gerri Attrick]

It has its failings (oh, let me count the ways) but I haven't found anything better...yet.

[TimothyEllis]

I'm still using it, despite none of the AC stuff they increased the price for being available anymore.

[Writer]

I'm still happy with it.

[DmGuay]

I use it and have always found it easy. However, Amazon changed the ISBN format for paperbacks this summer to something akin to an ASIN. Bookreport now shows those paperback sales on the day of, but then they disappear forever in the historical reports. I reached out and BookReport confirmed this is the case and they are trying to re-engineer.

I sell a lot of paperbacks, so I'm bummed I won't have accurate sales totals for the newer ones?

I have thought about switching to reader links, but, you know. intertia!

[Randall]

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[RPatton]

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