Amazon.com - One-Stop Internet Shopping
For homework #8 (a litle bit late), I'd like to talk about my use of the following site: Amazon.com. I chose the site because it's very well-known, and because I've had repeatedly positive results when I've purchased items from the site. The site's useful information includes:
- editor reviews
- customer reviews
- links to similar products
- etc
The site obtains editor reviews by hiring editors to write them. Customers always have the option of reviewing a product they're looking at. Amazon also keeps track of what other items people buy along with the one you're viewing to come up with similar items.
By breaking up the content under multiple headings, Amazon keeps the information from becoming overwhelming.
A competing website would be Barnes&Noble.com, though they offer a more limited selection of items. However, Barnes & Noble has a better selection and information set in regards to their primary product: books.
- editor reviews
- customer reviews
- links to similar products
- etc
The site obtains editor reviews by hiring editors to write them. Customers always have the option of reviewing a product they're looking at. Amazon also keeps track of what other items people buy along with the one you're viewing to come up with similar items.
By breaking up the content under multiple headings, Amazon keeps the information from becoming overwhelming.
A competing website would be Barnes&Noble.com, though they offer a more limited selection of items. However, Barnes & Noble has a better selection and information set in regards to their primary product: books.


