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It's so weird, supermarket always sold better placement to some product and it was never an issue. Amazon is clear in their doing too, is that the issue? You do
by dwild 8y ago
It's so weird, supermarket always sold better placement to some product and it was never an issue. Amazon is clear in their doing too, is that the issue? You don't notice it thus it's alright?
- kolderman 8y agoBecause it is deceptive. People think they are getting search results when they are getting back ads. There is nothing implied in product shelf placement - no-one thinks the items within easy reach are the best/cheapest, quite the opposite in fact - most people know it is the shiniest, most expensive, branded items which get the best placement. Both Google and Amazon try and deceive users into thinking their ads are genuine, ranked search results. Deceptive, misleading conduct in order to make $$$ is not far away from criminal fraud.