A Reason Why Biblio Rocks
This morning I went over to Biblio to simply browse around. It’d has actually been a while since I browsed to the main index page and I didn’t see a whole lot different. I would really like to see them hop into the Web 2.0
world, both in website coding and design. Nevertheless, I was happy to see that they have maintained their prominently placed box on the right sidebar that announces Bookseller Sales. First, I like how they pitch it. It doesn’t look like what it is (an ad for an individual seller), but it is seamlessly integrated into the rest of the page. This space on Biblio, is worth a significant amount of money. There are a variety of ways Biblio could use this space to generate a significant amount of revenue, but they’ve chosen to keep it for the sellers, which I appreciate.
It has been a while since I sang the praises of Biblio, but I am committed to the opinion that the company remains the listings service offering the best features to its independent sellers. Many balk at my mention of Biblio as a place to list their inventory, primarily because of poor sales. But when someone looks to me and says “why”, I simply say, “why not”?
