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Anyone tried Amazon Grocery?

Discussion in 'Amazon' started by Ellen C. Braun, Jul 31, 2006.

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    Amazon Grocery is pretty new... have any of you tried promoting it?

    Customers get the free shipping for orders over $25.

    I'd like to know if I get credited every time they order from amazon grocery, even if they only clicked through my link their first time. That could add up if I catch a hungry family!!
     
    Ellen C. Braun, Jul 31, 2006 IP
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    I'm not sure about Amazon Grocery, but their regular affiliate program wouldn't give you repeat purchases - only the first one, so I wouldn't count on getting profits from future sales.
     
    kajsng, Jul 31, 2006 IP
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    Ellen,

    I've added some items to a site with a theme that fit but I've not sold a single one so far.

    It seems to me that you'd really need the right niche to attract online non-specialty (chocolate = specialty) food customers.

    As kajsng said, unless the cookie was still live I doubt you'd get any repeat credit.
     
    aeronautic.net, Aug 1, 2006 IP
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    On a recipe site: not a single sale
    On a cheese site: it is ok
     
    Webmaster-Now, Sep 9, 2006 IP
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    That's surprising.

    I figure on a recipe site; it'd rock. Find a way to make the user an ingredient list; then automatically add those items to their amazon grocery cart for checkout. Seems like its a naturally high conversion rate.
     
    lorien1973, Sep 9, 2006 IP