Archive for November, 2009

Hosting Recommendation

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

If you’re looking for a place to host a site, I’ve got a recommendation. I recently signed up a client with Green Geeks, and I’ve been really happy with their service.

And the price was fantastic too. At less than $100/year, very reasonable, and they have the fastest servers I’ve ever used — anywhere. Including my own.

I needed to install a SSL certificate, ran into some difficulties, and their tech support was amazing: it was staffed by english-speaking tech people! They pointed me in the right direction and assisted on their end when necessary.

At any rate, people occasionally ask me where to host sites, so I figured I’d just put it in writing here: Green Geeks is my current favorite.

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AOM Update

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

AOM has been updated to version 3.2.2. New feature to help avoid having the system upload large batches of duplicate charge-when-ship data.

Download on the AOM page.

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UK Data in amazonPepr batchScan

Sunday, November 8th, 2009

In the aforementioned batchScan feature in amazonPepr, you can now select to return UK results from amazon as well. Helpful in use when evaluating international editions of books.

It’s easy to use, just check the “UK” checkbox when uploading your ISBN list, and Pepr will take care of the rest.

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Batches in amazonPepr

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

There’s a new tool available in amazonPepr for scanning large lists of books. You upload a tab or csv-delimited file, and Pepr will generate a report of all the Amazon data as well as any wholesale data you have on file. Pepr will email you when the report is done, and provide you a link to download the resulting file.

Very handy if you need to scan a large list of ISBNs on a regular or one-time basis.

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