New rewards scheme at Directebooks.com

Direct Ebooks · 02-15-2010, 05:14 PM

Hi everyone.

Thanks in part to some great advice on these forums, we have made some changes to our site including 50% off your first eBook and a new loyalty scheme.

Unlike other sites (who can confuse the heck out of even us), we are keeping our loyalty system very simple. No time limits, no specific books, no expiry dates - just simple.

For every book you buy, you receive "Direct Credit". Every 1 credit equals 1 unit of your currency. For example, if you have saved up 6.50 Direct credits, this equals 6.50 off your next book in whatever currency you buy in. It couldn't be easier!

Ebook price Direct Credits earned
1-5 = .50
5-10 = 1.00
10-20 = 1.50
20+ = 2.00

Remember - every credit you earn is real money to use the next time you buy any eBook or save it up for that special title!

We are also offering a 50% discount on your first eBook when you register!

You can now sort the results of any search by Price, Release Date, alphabetically and by the date it was added to Directebooks.com!

Any feedback would be much appreciated as always!

Direct Ebooks · 02-17-2010, 05:08 PM

Quite a few people have had a look at my original post and I'm wondering if anyone would like to leave some feedback?

I'd appreciate any thoughts you might have - does the scheme appeal etc?

Thanks as always

Gareth

phenomshel · 02-17-2010, 05:11 PM

It sounds fine to me, Gareth. I like the openness of the system, and it seems like it would be really easy to keep track of on both ends, consumer and retailer.

Direct Ebooks · 02-17-2010, 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phenomshel

It sounds fine to me, Gareth. I like the openness of the system, and it seems like it would be really easy to keep track of on both ends, consumer and retailer.

Thanks for the comment. thats exactly what we are trying to do - open and simple!

phenomshel · 02-17-2010, 11:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direct Ebooks

Thanks for the comment. thats exactly what we are trying to do - open and simple!

Then it seems you've succeeded!

02-15-2010, 05:14 PM	#1
Direct Ebooks Hibernian eBook Warrior Posts: 184 Karma: 1264 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Cork, Ireland Device: Sony Reader	New rewards scheme at Directebooks.com Hi everyone. Thanks in part to some great advice on these forums, we have made some changes to our site including 50% off your first eBook and a new loyalty scheme. Unlike other sites (who can confuse the heck out of even us), we are keeping our loyalty system very simple. No time limits, no specific books, no expiry dates - just simple. For every book you buy, you receive "Direct Credit". Every 1 credit equals 1 unit of your currency. For example, if you have saved up 6.50 Direct credits, this equals 6.50 off your next book in whatever currency you buy in. It couldn't be easier! Ebook price Direct Credits earned 1-5 = .50 5-10 = 1.00 10-20 = 1.50 20+ = 2.00 Remember - every credit you earn is real money to use the next time you buy any eBook or save it up for that special title! We are also offering a 50% discount on your first eBook when you register! You can now sort the results of any search by Price, Release Date, alphabetically and by the date it was added to Directebooks.com! Any feedback would be much appreciated as always!

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02-17-2010, 05:08 PM	#2
Direct Ebooks Hibernian eBook Warrior Posts: 184 Karma: 1264 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Cork, Ireland Device: Sony Reader	Quite a few people have had a look at my original post and I'm wondering if anyone would like to leave some feedback? I'd appreciate any thoughts you might have - does the scheme appeal etc? Thanks as always Gareth

02-17-2010, 05:11 PM	#3
phenomshel ZCD BombShel Posts: 4,793 Karma: 8293322 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: The Frozen North (aka Illinois, USA) Device: iPad, STB Kindle Oasis	It sounds fine to me, Gareth. I like the openness of the system, and it seems like it would be really easy to keep track of on both ends, consumer and retailer.

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