This collaboration marks a new generation of Amazon services, which target markets for more efficient shopping choices, allowing customers to spend less time and energy finding items for their specific niche.
Parent's now have streamlined means of finding information, training, and products without taking time away from what they are hoping to enhance: family time. This is a productive and effective way for families to learn new skills, while having the ability to purchase the products that support their training.
This is the General Store of the internet: Socialize, hear new ideas, and shop all in the privacy and convenience of your home, from one all-inclusive site. Include the whole family in decisions which ultimately effect family dynamics.
A survey, conducted by Internet research firm Gartner, found that 81 percent of online shoppers said they valued convenience while just 33 percent said price savings was more important.
Of the shoppers surveyed, 49 percent said only convenience is an important factor in online buying, while just 2 percent said that price alone is an important consideration. Another 30 percent listed both.
"Buyers can get the same product at a low price from any number of sites," Neil MacDonald, director of research at Gartner said. "In the end, the primary factor in choosing your site will be convenience."
This is great news for consumers, as websites strive to help make all internet experiences positive and convenient.
