Amazon Feeds

From the guy who gave us an interesting quotations database, Paul Bausch now offers RSS feeds from Amazon's database. Yummy for that preliminary market research we all must perform before we sit down to write a book, right? Right? Try it out for yourself at onfocus.com | Better Amazon RSS Feeds.

Tara Calishan at Research Buzz says:

There are two ways you can run a search: you can do a enter a keyword, enter a product type, and then enter a results sort (publication date, bestselling, review, price, etc.) You also have the option to use Amazon's "power search" and then choose a sort option.

Once you've filled in the blanks for a feed, the feed generator shows it to you along with several chicklets to subscribe the RSS feed to several popular RSS feed readers. Feeds include a cover image, essential book information (ISBN, publication date, publisher, Amazon price) and description.

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