Amazon wanted its brands to make up more than 10% of retail sales by 2022. Two things: 1. This will never happen 2. By trying to make it happen, Amazon has opened an obvious anticompetitive hole Amazon will regret trying to build own brands.https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-scooped-up-data-from-its-own-sellers-to-launch-competing-products-11587650015 …
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As a consumer, I'll be sad if Amazon curtails its private label ambitions. I've found Amazon stuff to be excellent value, similar to Costco's Kirkland private label.
I don't actually agree exactly with what Joe wrote. I think it's dumb for Amazon to do this, but I don't believe it's anticompetitive. I think that other people think it is, so it will get them in trouble.https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1253344466452336640 …
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The courts will device if it’s anticompetitive, I don’t know if it is. But it makes them look anticompetitive and perception is reality. Heck, this WSJ article doesn’t reveal much we don’t already know. It pushes the “look at amazon being bad” further tho.
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There is wayyyy worse behavior to nail Amazon with.
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Their quality is...so so, ime.
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Just looked through my Amazon history. I have dinnerware/silverware, bed sheets, a ton of USB cables that are good. I also trust the reviews more--I'm confident if an Amazon brand product has really good reviews, they're not fake or managed.
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