Amazon Berg

According to recent industry figures, Amazon is the leading e-retailer in the United States with close to 386 billion U.S. dollars in 2020 net sales.

Most of the company's revenue is generated through e-retail sales of electronics and other products, followed by third-party seller revenues, subscription services and AWS activities. Due to Amazon’s global scope and reach, it is also considered one of the most valuable brands worldwide.

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Amazon isn’t just an ecommerce marketplace: it owns over 100 private label brands that operate in dozens of markets on its site, including food and beverage, automotive, clothing, and electronics.

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Amazon popularized the idea of shopping from your couch on a laptop rather than heading into crowded stores in the early 2000s. This holiday season, however, most of the company’s shopping traffic didn’t come from those browsing on laptops or desktop computers. It was from mobile shoppers.

Nearly 70 percent of Amazon.com shoppers placed orders using a mobile device during this holiday season. That’s up from the near 60 percent of Amazon customers that shopped via mobile during 2018s holiday season and the “more than half” of shoppers that browsed using phones and tablets in 2019.

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