Master Bundle Ver 2 - "New to You"

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Please add "New to You" filter to Master Bundle Ver 2 pages:

 e.g. XL => https://www.logos.com/product/37873/master-bundle-ver-2-xl

Noticed some links open in a pop-up while others can be opened in a new tab.

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Phil Gons (Logos)

" rel="nofollow">Keep Smiling 4 Jesus said:

Please add "New to You" filter to Master Bundle Ver 2 pages:

e.g. XL => https://www.logos.com/product/37873/master-bundle-ver-2-xl

This is in our plans for all multi-resource product pages. You'll be able to toggle between all resources, owned resources, and unowned resources. We made add a separate toggle for which version the resource was added, but we're not sure yet.

We're also considering building a copy of the upgrade page just for bundles. You'll select the bundle category and level, and we'll output the exact list of resources that will be new to you, along with the combined regular price if purchased separately and the price you'll pay to pick them up.

I'm not sure if we'll be able to have a solution in place in the next few weeks, but we'll discuss it and see what we can do.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/551882#Comment_551882

Phil Gons said:

This is in our plans for all multi-resource product pages.

I'm glad to see this. I'm more more likely to purchase products when I know exactly what I'm getting.

Can I also encourage you to add a 'Contains' section to your multi-resource pages? It's very useful to be able to visit the pages of individual resources when looking at a collection, in order to (1) Check the pricing of individual volumes, (2) Do a preview, (3) See whether there are other bundles/collections which contain the resources I really want, (4) Read more info and get reviews.

Thanks.

Ward Walker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/551886#Comment_551886

Mark Barnes said:

Phil Gons said:

This is in our plans for all multi-resource product pages.

I'm glad to see this. I'm more more likely to purchase products when I know exactly what I'm getting.

Can I also encourage you to add a 'Contains' section to your multi-resource pages? It's very useful to be able to visit the pages of individual resources when looking at a collection, in order to (1) Check the pricing of individual volumes, (2) Do a preview, (3) See whether there are other bundles/collections which contain the resources I really want, (4) Read more info and get reviews.

Thanks.

+1
I don't fully trust that the dynamic pricing routine knows what is in my library, and would want to be able to review the list of things it thinks I don't own

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/551886#Comment_551886

Mark Barnes said:

Phil Gons said:

This is in our plans for all multi-resource product pages.

I'm glad to see this. I'm more more likely to purchase products when I know exactly what I'm getting.

Can I also encourage you to add a 'Contains' section to your multi-resource pages? It's very useful to be able to visit the pages of individual resources when looking at a collection, in order to (1) Check the pricing of individual volumes, (2) Do a preview, (3) See whether there are other bundles/collections which contain the resources I really want, (4) Read more info and get reviews.

My suggestion earlier has been to simply add a linked 'button' next to each resource on multi-resource product pages. That would solve both problems at once: the colour would tell me if I owned it, and the link would take me to the individual product page.

abondservant

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/551890#Comment_551890

Ward Walker said:

 +1 I don't fully trust that the dynamic pricing routine knows what is in my library, and would want to be able to review the list of things it thinks I don't own

I think its mostly accurate. I've only encountered a few titles that it thought I didn't own, when actually I did. The theological journal libraries for instance - I purchased 1-10 and #8 or #9 I forget has an additional file that the 1-10 collection didn't have and thus its marked as something I do not own, when I do own all the content, just don't poses the file that tells the website I indeed have it.

Other than that one instance, I've never seen it steer me wrong. So I agree it would be helpful in case something breaks, as a general rule, I think dynamic pricing works just fine.