Zondervan Study Bible Notes
I'm sure the answer is going to be "we do such extensive tagging" or "Zondervan won't give us a good deal", or something like that, but as a consumer, when I get a Zondervan Study Bible and it says "free digital access", as a Logos user for more than 10 years, it would seem reasonable that when I go to the Zondervan site, I could click the "Logos platform" button. You guessed it, there wasn't one. Oh, it's available on Pre-Pub but not through the Zondervan site. Here's the screenshot.
It's just a thought, but it might be a really good experience for some consumers to see the Logos icon and discover that the digital edition worked on their platform. It certainly makes it hard for me as a teacher to tell my students that Logos is a more high speed and useful product than Bible Gateway or Olivetree. (I know it is), but in this kind of marketing scenario the discussion is over when you can only choose between those two to download the digital version of the $50 Study Bible you just purchased.
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Bible gateway and OliveTree are both owned by Harpercollin's which is why you can get it free there. This item is preorderable from Logos and likely is coming to Accordance soon too... but these are companies that are are owned by the publisher.
-Dan
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There it is, that explains it. I hadn't noticed that. Thank you Dan!
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