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09-29-2007, 10:29 PM
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Amazon a-store OR My Own Webstore AND the Trust Factor
If you're going to sell retail products like consumer electronics, video games (and other stuff that Amazon sells)
Which way will make you more money? Selling retails products as an affiliate of Amazon through your a-stores and getting increased sales because of trust in the Amazon brand and collecting 4- 7% commission on your sales.... OR Is it better to create your own webstore where the customer trust isn't automatic, but when customer does buy you get to keep all the profits? Which way will make you more money in the end? Because with the Amazon a- store you might get more conversions and sales due to the trust factor, but with your own store you will earn a larger percentage of the sale than 4-7% that Amazon offers through a- store. Does you get what I'm saying and you help me yes I know I am 1 post, but if this is noob question for you forgive me I understand English, just not so good at writing it sorry. |
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09-30-2007, 03:44 PM
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why the heck do you use such a stupid username?
This is the reason i do not reply at many threads, i personally believe that people with stupid usernames are not here really to be part of the community, they register to ask questions and leave. A standard amazon store is damn hard to rise in serps due to high amount of duplicate content.
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