April 2020

Sponsored brands

Use Sponsored Brands videos as a new way to market your products on mobile devices. These videos will help your products stand out in search results and help customers discover your brand and products as they shop on Amazon. These ads are keyword targeted, cost-per-click, and link customers directly to the product detail page where they can learn more

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Amazon Searches Reportedly Account for the Company’s Own Profits

According to The Wall Street Journal, Amazon’s product search feature has reportedly been tweaked to feature products that are more profitable for the company, like private-label goods it owns, more prominently. However, Amazon spokesperson Angie Newman claims that the story is not factually accurate.   While the truth of any of the claims is yet

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Sophisticated Advertising on Amazon to Fulfill Any Marketing Goals

Taking a closer look at the most effective use of Amazon advertising and how you are spending your marketing dollars is critical. Reports show that banner ads for sponsored brands get more clicks, but sponsored listings result in a larger return on investment. Either way, Amazon profits from vendors putting money into each of these

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Amazon Provides Tools to Protect Brand and Profits

Although Amazon created Brand Registry and Transparency by Amazon as tools to help vendors protect their brands, counterfeiting remains a common vendor problem. Navazon regularly uses these tools and partners with clients to maintain brand integrity.   Amazon’s Brand Registry enables vendors to report brand violations and provide information to prevent them in the future.

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Senatorial Questioning on Amazon’s Choice Program

After senatorial questioning, spurred by a report about problems with Amazon Choice products, Amazon responded. While ensuring that reports with problem products are taken seriously, Amazon’s response emphasized how difficult it is to make personal evaluations of recipients of the badge.   The original story from BuzzFeed pointed out inferior products that received the seemingly

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“Grass-Roots” Nonprofit Group Revealed with Links to Amazon Rivals

According to The Wall Street Journal, “About 18 months ago a new nonprofit group called Free and Fair Markets Initiative (FFMI) launched a national campaign criticizing the business practices of one powerful company: Amazon.com Inc.” As it turns out, major funders of FFMI are some of Amazon’s largest rivals. But even with this revelation, claims

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Wal-Mart launches “Fast-lane” a cashier-less checkout system

Wal-Mart is taking on Amazon’s cashier-less (Amazon Go) stores with their latest retail innovation: Fast Lane. Customer’s who use Wal-Mart’s mobile shopping app are able to scan products on their phone as they shop. Once they are ready to check out, the shopper receives a barcode on their mobile, which they scan in the Fast

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Amazon is building dedicated warehouses to store hazardous goods

Following an incident in an Amazon warehouse in late 2018, when 24 workers were hospitalized after a can of bear repellant inadvertently exploded, Amazon is set to open its first dedicated warehouse to handle and store hazardous goods. These new facilities include designated storage areas for flammable goods, oxidizers and aerosols, with enhanced staff training

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