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This implies you don't do any research for products other than amazon reviews and official marketing material. I think this is typical for some kinds of product
by aggronn 12y ago
This implies you don't do any research for products other than amazon reviews and official marketing material. I think this is typical for some kinds of products, but not necessarily typical overall.
- trimbo 12y agoThat's a good point, but from my own behavior: when I'm ready to buy, I go search for that product on Amazon. My general thinking is "Well, now I'm ready to get a better deal on this thing." And if people aren't clicking "buy" through Google's ads, then that's really... not good.
- frostmatthew 12y ago> I think this is typical for some kinds of products, but not necessarily typical overall. I think it's typical for most products people buy. I'll do research and compare products/vendors when I'm purchasing a TV, but if I need sponges for the kitchen I'm just going to type "sponges" on Amazon and [most likely] purchase something from the first page of results. We all purchase a lot more sponge-like products than TV-like ones.