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Sponsored by Amazon are literal ads, unless you’re referring to “Amazon’s Choice” which is more or less Amazon saying what the “highest rated” item is. Sounds l
by hacym 4y ago
Sponsored by Amazon are literal ads, unless you’re referring to “Amazon’s Choice” which is more or less Amazon saying what the “highest rated” item is. Sounds like you clicked an ad.
- imwillofficial 4y agoAnazon promotes that wording because it increases engagement. Does it demonstrate customer obsession to not vet these products at all?
- danpalmer 4y agoAllowing someone to push products up the ranking is implicit support for those products, whether it’s an ad or not. Amazon know they’ll be bought more and are ok with that. This is why advertising on the web, social media platforms, etc, has a bunch of stuff you can and can’t do. Scam products are harder to police there and definitely happen, but a product in a web page or next to a tweet is less risky than a product in a list of products where they user has intention to buy one. Amazon need to tread really carefully here. I know so many people who avoid eBay because of scams, it pretty much destroyed their reputation in the late 2000s, and Amazon is headed that way.