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Marketing Lessons Learned From Amazon #2271

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In episode #2271, Neil and Eric talk about marketing lessons learned from Amazon. In our conversation, we discuss the different things that Amazon does that most people don’t think about and how these decisions have benefitted the company. Discover why putting your customers first is so radical, the unexpected benefits of offering more products and services, and how these lessons have made Amazon the giant it is today!
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[00:20] Today’s topic: Marketing Lessons Learned From Amazon.

[00:25] How having more products and services impacts your traffic and revenue.

[01:13] Why Amazon is arguably the most customer-centric company in the world.

[01:33] Amazon’s repeated investment in its own business ventures.

[02:25] Why Amazon is willing to lose money in the short term.

[03:53] Once your audience is big enough, you are essentially an ad company.

[04:36] Why transparency is such a powerful marketing tool. 

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[05:29] Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!

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