Hello and Happy New Year! Alright, so we’re a little late on our New Year’s greetings, but we wanted to make sure all of our ducks were in a row before letting you know what’s in store for the coming year. Going into 2016, our New Year’s Resolution is to optimize the BookScouter experience. This means testing our system to ensure everything is running as smoothly as possible, streamlining the book buying system to ensure a hassle free experience for every vendor, and revamping our mobile service so that scouting on the go is simpler than ever. In short, BookScouter will still largely operate the same, but with a few integral changes. Don’t expect any massive, revolutionary overhauls to our site in the coming months. We just want to make sure that the scouting experience is as enjoyable for our users as possible.
Most importantly, optimization means listening to you, the user. As we guide BookScouter into the future, we want you by our side, holding the roadmap. To make sure your voice is heard, we want to keep you all abreast of the goings on here at BookScouter more frequently than we previously have. We will be updating the blog more consistently in order to report our progress, explain any issues that may have occurred, and ask you all for feedback. We also plan on sending out a few emails with pertinent information to our users, so be on the lookout for those.
My name is Kurt Gloede – any of you that have filled out an email on our customer service page will probably recognize my name from your inbox. I have to thank you all immensely, having such a responsive and dedicated group of users has made customer service a hassle free experience for everyone. If you have any questions or concerns please let me know. Feel free to message us anytime, and I will do my best to get back to you within one business day. We are all ears! Until then, from all of us at BookScouter, have a great 2016!
Happy Scouting,
Kurt Gloede
Thanks for the updates. I sincerely hope you plan to fix the app for iPhone. It simply does not scan correctly, as many of the negative reviews indicate. It is extremely frustrating to have to punch in every single ISBN manually, especially when trying to compete with folks using the Amazon scanner.
Bookscouter is the best website for scanning books on the go. It compares many websites and always gives the top five or six. It is better to use this than a single company scanner and website or a website that only checks five or six vendors. In short, I love Bookscouter ad think it is the greatest thing.