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Sep. 27th, 2012 12:24 pm Why do people advertise books before they are available?
In the magazine for the English Folk Dance and Song Society there were two books that I found interesting. One was a book of folk songs, the other was a book about the history of rapper sword dancing. Both are ones that I might like to get for Christmas. When I visit the EFDSS website, there is not yet an individual entry for the book because it has not yet been released. Thus, it's impossible to add it to my Amazon wish list – which means they're probably losing out on a sale, because my Amazon wish list is where I direct my relatives when they want to know what I want for Christmas.
In the magazine for the English Folk Dance and Song Society there were two books that I found interesting. One was a book of folk songs, the other was a book about the history of rapper sword dancing. Both are ones that I might like to get for Christmas. When I visit the EFDSS website, there is not yet an individual entry for the book because it has not yet been released. Thus, it's impossible to add it to my Amazon wish list – which means they're probably losing out on a sale, because my Amazon wish list is where I direct my relatives when they want to know what I want for Christmas.
