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This presentation is also among the firsts I made for one of my classes during my first semester at the John Molson School of Business. (COMM 212/ Autumn 2012)
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Amazon
- 1. Amazon, not just a rain forest!! KERI CHEN, PAUL NGUYEN, JENN PAYNE, MARLENE SALIBA, SAI T
- 2. Table of Contents Introduction History Advertisement & Merchant Partnerships Products & Services Website Sales, Revenue & Profit Conclusion
- 3. Marlene Saliba Introduction & History
- 4. Introduction Business-to-Consumer E-commerce Practical, Efficient, and Convenient Security and Payment Methods Reduces Costs, Processing Errors, and Eliminates Middleman
- 5. Introduction Amazon.com is the largest online retailer in the world Serves many countries around the world The company is still looking to expand, to include more countries
- 6. History Amazon.com, Incorporated was created in 1994 by Jeffrey Bezos. Officially launched online in 1995 and was reincorporated in 1996. The company started as an online bookstore, but now includes a large range of products. In 1997, stocks were offered to the public.
- 7. H i S T O r y At the beginning, the company had a slow business plan. Despite this, the company succeeded, making large profits. Lawsuits were filed against Amazon by Barnes & Noble and Walmart. The lawsuits were settled out of court.
- 8. JENN PAYNE PRODUCTS & SERVICES
- 9. Amazon Products Products range from DVD’s to groceries. Discounted prices Pre-Order Amazon exclusives
- 10. The Kindle Release Date: November 19th, 2007 4 Generations: 1. Kindle 2. Kindle 2 3. Kindle DX 4. Kindle 4
- 11. Kindle Fire The Kindle Fire was announced in November 2011 Not an e-book reader; but a Tablet Cost: US $199 (Estimated) Competitors: iPad and Google Android Tablets.
- 12. The Pinzon Label
- 13. Amazon MP3 Online Music Store Launched in September 2007 Available in United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Austria, Switzerland, Japan
- 14. Amazon Prime Amazon Prime is a membership: Flat shipping rate to Asia, Europe and North America. Free streaming of movies & TV shows. Library Services for Kindle owners. Starts at 79$/ year!
- 15. SAI TIRUNAGARU WEBSITE & SERVICES
- 16. E-mail
- 18. Website
- 21. Camera’s, books, goods actual displays, customer reviews, common recommendations, packaged deals Websites Contains records with special features such as book cover graphics, tables of contents, reviews, patron comments (to make it more user-friendly), additional reading suggestions.
- 22. .CA VS. .COM Change in prices & shipping .Ca might have more Canadian products .Com is oriented towards the Americans Websites .Ca is for Canada (Runs in Canadian provinces)
- 23. BECOME A MEMBER Takes up to 5 minutes to become one Email notifications let members know about new items and books by their favorite authors or publication in their subject areas Websites Easy and simple
- 25. Advertising Amazon’s goals for their marketing strategy is to: 1. Increase customer traffic to our websites 2. Create awareness of our products and services 3. Promote repeat purchases 4. Develop incremental product and service revenue opportunities 5. Strengthen and broaden the Amazon.com brand name.
- 26. Web-Banners Videos 248 000 000 pages stored on Google’s index! Advertising
- 27. Advertising Amazon uses the crowd to create “segments of one” By focusing on a person’s online behaviour, wants and needs Amazon uses the wisdom of the crowd to personalize the user experience!
- 28. Amazon Associates is a program that allows website owners, Web developers, and Amazon sellers make money by advertising millions of new and used products from Amazon.com and its subsidiaries. Website owners and bloggers who are Associates can create links and customers click through those links and buy products from Amazon, they earn referral fees! Market Partnership
- 29. Amazon Associates was one of the first online marketing programs launched in 1996! The program has a more than 12 year track record of developing solutions to help website owners, Web developers, and Amazon sellers make money by advertising. Market Partnership
- 30. Amazon operates Web-stores for major brands such as: Market Partnership
- 31. KERI CHEN Sales, Profit and Revenue
- 33. Sales, Profit and Revenue Individual customers: 2.82 million Employee: 56.200 TR: $ 48 billion Net income: $ 631 million Total assets: $ 25.3 billion
- 35. Conclusion Amazon is not only a E- COMMERENCE business! They will open a store in Seattle in 2012. We can see them all over the world! Amazon, is not only a rainforest!
- 36. Thank you!