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Corporate Sector => What are Amazon doing now? [Public] => Topic started by: TimothyEllis on July 16, 2019, 12:37:29 AM
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Legend of Dreamwalker was up and live in just under an hour, and the email notification just arrived in 4.5 hours.
Amazon scores a point for fast work.
Now if only they could do that all the time?
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It would be nice to think that Amazon is making an effort to do those new release email faster. Of course, it could just be a fluke.
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It would be nice to think that Amazon is making an effort to do those new release email faster. Of course, it could just be a fluke.
Not a new release email. It's the Your book is available in the store email.
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It would be nice to think that Amazon is making an effort to do those new release email faster. Of course, it could just be a fluke.
Not a new release email. It's the Your book is available in the store email.
Oh, I misread that. My availability emails usually come pretty fast, though. 4.5 hours is only a little faster than my norm. Still, I guess any improvement is better than no improvement.
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Oh, I misread that. My availability emails usually come pretty fast, though. 4.5 hours is only a little faster than my norm. Still, I guess any improvement is better than no improvement.
For me, the average is 9 to 10 hours before they tell me it's live, and I can access the book again if I need to.
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The last release notification from an author I follow came out in about 7 days. I'd be fine if they could do at least that well, consistently.