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Amazon started in 1995 selling only books but has expanded to sell a wide variety of products as an online retailer. The company sells their own Amazon Basics brand and ships products ordered on their homepage within a day to customers around the world. Amazon employs embedded marketing to personalize the experience for their large number of visitors and has become an important global online shopping destination.
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Amazon began in 1995 selling books from Jeff Bezos' garage in Seattle. It now sells a wide variety of products using customer tracking techniques tailored to individuals. Amazon encrypts credit card information during checkout and lets users encrypt other data like names and addresses for security. Both Amazon and individual sellers use the Amazon platform to sell items, and other retailers also sell through Amazon in addition to their own websites. Amazon aims to be the most customer-centric company where people can find and purchase anything online.
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Amazon began in 1995 as an online bookstore run out of Jeff Bezos' garage. It has since expanded to sell almost any consumer product online. Amazon uses technology like Linux, data analytics, and security measures like SSL to customize the shopping experience for each customer. In addition to direct sales, Amazon also provides fulfillment services for other retailers to sell through Amazon's website. The company aims to be the most customer-centric online retailer by providing product recommendations based on customers' browsing and purchase histories.
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- 1. How Amazon Works 1.Amazon's history 2.Amazon.com Basics 3.Amazon's homepage 4.The embedded marketing 5.conclusion
- 2. Amazon's history 1995 Amazon sold first book 2006 Amazon sells a lot more than book
- 3. Amazon .com Basics Amazon.com sells lots and lots od stuff. Amazon.com is uesd by all over the world. Amazon.com sells books,DVDs,CDs,comouters,game,toys , stationer and so on.
- 4. Amazon's homepage Peole can shopping on Amazonhomepage. Merchandise are sended Amazon after day. You'll find good merchadise.
- 5. The embedded marketing Amazon employs to personalize your experience are probably the best example. Amazon's visitor are wide.
- 6. conclusion Amazon is very important. If I go to shopping, Amazon.com deliver merchandise. Amazon.com sells a lot of merchandisae. Amazon.com is uesd all over the word.