New PREVIEWSworld.com debuts, adds mobile app

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 EDITOR’S NOTE: We’ve been encouraging readers to pre-order their comics two months in advance through their local comics shop, and have also highlighted select pre-order picks (our picks, of course) for the last two months on our website.  With the easy access to the new PREVIEWSworld website, now there is no reason whatsoever not to participate.  Your local comic shop is counting on your help to make sure they bring in the books that you want.  Read more below . . . . . .
from the official press release . . . . . .
 
 
  All-New PREVIEWSworld.com
   

On Tuesday, July 12 PREVIEWS launched an ALL-NEW version of the site-- and not only is it a better looking, but they have added in a lot of new functionality that will make it easier fto find the products coming to comic book shops that you want to view. One of the most important features is the site is now truly, mobile friendly. Yes, you can now check out the site on your phone with ease.

Go to http://www.previewsworld.com to view the changes and explore the site.

But that's not all. Let's go over some of the other new features you'll find.

Search

There are new search functions to a few different areas. First, you can hit the search icon at the top and search the entire site, which will give you any new releases out this week, any preorder items in this month's catalog, as well as any articles/interviews at PREVIEWSworld.com about those products. You'll also find search on the New Releases page that allows you to search title, by publisher, and even different categories. Just want to search for new Batman Toys coming out? It's easy, just select the category toys and search Batman and you'll get the latest items. You'll also find search on the Catalog page as well, where you can search the entire preorder catalog of PREVIEWS.

The ENTIRE PREVIEWS Catalog

Yep, you read that right! Now they are showing you the entire items in this month's PREVIEWS Preorder Catalog. You can view, search and do more than ever to find the products you want to preorder at your local comic shop. Plus, we're working on more functionality for the future that will make it even easier for you to place orders with your local shop.

New Views

 New gallery views to the New Releases and Catalog pages will make them easier to find the products you want. You can look at items in list view or gallery view. You'll also find that it's easier to find any PREVIEWS Prevues of comic books that are available as well.

New Weekly Releases: More and Earlier!

PREVIEWS has moved up when the final New Weekly Releases for the following week are available to 8:00am on Wednesdays. So not only is it a better looking view for the page, but you get it earlier! Plus, you can also review the past 10 weeks of new weekly releases to see what you missed.

Share, Share, Share

PREVIEWS added sharing buttons to every article and product page, so you can share them with ease to your friends and followers.

The All-New PREVIEWSworld.com is out now - now mobile friendly and viewable on your desktop, tablet, and phone.

You find the All-New PREVIEWSworld site impressive, helpful, and easy to use. You can send feedback about the site changes to the PREVIEWS staff at editor@previewsworld.com

 

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