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Effective Executive Magazine:
Amazon into Apparels
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The secret of successful retailing is to provide what customers want. Customers might need a lot of things. They need a large collection of good quality merchandise at the lowest possible price, guaranteed satisfaction for every purchase, friendly and quick service and most importantly a pleasant shopping experience. Amazon hopes to cash in on these strengths through its apparel diversification.

The king of online sales of books, CDs, DVDs, videos and many other items now wants to be the place to shop for jeans, shirts, shoes and sweaters. Amazon has come up with an apparel and accessory store in November 2002 in partnership with more than a dozen branded companies, like Reebok, Adidas, Gap, Nordstrom, Old Navy, Dockers, Hugo Boss, Target, Tommy Hilfiger.

With the apparel store in Amazon's fold, customers can now shop the Amazon wayi.e., in one convenient place with easy-to-use shopping cart for well-known apparels, shoes and accessory's including kids and baby apparels. Launched in the holiday season of 2002, the Amazon's apparel store provides the customer with all the necessary tools and helpful information, such as customer review and rankings, similarities and lots more, giving them the benefit of the Amazon experience.

The company is doing everything to make it click with the customers. It has also come out with some introductory offers and promotional certificates to attract customers. The company made an all out effort to educate the customer on its apparel store and as a result customers have come to expect, such typical Amazon information such as customer reviews and rankings and more.

 
 

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