Countless books have gone unread as a result of the classic plea of procrastination -- that one doesn't have enough time -- so the Gready platform finally eliminates that excuse once and for all. The system gives users a brute force way to break through and finally read the books that they've been constantly putting aside by sending them in SMS-long snippets over the course of days, weeks, and months.
While it might be true that some people truly don't have the time to sit down with a book for an extended period of time during the day, virtually everyone keeps their smartphone by their side at all times. Gready automatically breaks e-books down into text-sized chunks and sends them to readers until their finishes, giving them a convenient, quick way to stay on top of books.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sms-based E-book Apps
- Gready offers users a new way to read books by sending them in SMS-long snippets over time.
- Brute Force Reading
- Gready allows readers to break through procrastination and finally finish the books they've been putting aside.
- Convenient Reading Experience
- Gready provides readers with a quick and accessible method to stay on top of their reading by sending e-books in text-sized chunks.
Where This Applies
- Publishing
- The publishing industry can explore SMS-based e-book apps like Gready to reach readers who prefer shorter, time-efficient reading experiences.
- Technology
- The technology industry can capitalize on the trend of SMS-based e-book apps by developing platforms that optimize the reading experience on smartphones.
- Mobile Services
- The mobile services industry can benefit from SMS-based e-book apps like Gready, providing users with a convenient way to access and consume digital content on their smartphones.
