Google Shopping Express : Same-Day-Delivery Service Now Expands To Manhattan, West LA
An Amazon (in) a day doesn't keep Google away. Internet's most-loved children are now competing in the same-day-delivery segment. #-Link-Snipped-#, the search giant's same day delivery service, has been expanded to Manhattan and West Los Angeles, announced the company on Monday. San Francisco Bay Area is already enjoying this service. Amazon has a similar service expanded over a lot many cities, so it seems like Google had to add more to its weight to stay in the competition. Well, as far as competition is concerned, Amazon recently collaborated with Twitter which allows tweeters to reply to any product related tweet with the hashtag [HASHTAG]#AmazonCart[/HASHTAG], and this reply will add that particular product to Amazon's shopping cart. And drone-delivery testing!? Hmm. Where Google may score over Amazon is that it has its own Shopping Express delivery service, whereas Amazon still depends on providers line US Postal Service, FedEx, etc.
USP of Google Shopping Express?
This service adds a novel touch to online shopping. Google has collaborated with major as well as local retailers, and together they let customers examine the listed products on the site. On placing the order, purchasers get to select a delivery window for that day. The main aim here is to derive the best of local and online shopping, thus maximizing revenue for the local firms as well. Ultimately, Google shall be referring your product searches and your shopping requirements to online stores and deliver those goods the same day itself.
People placing their first order on Monday shall get $10 scratched-off their bills. The company's even offering a free 6-month delivery in all cities, while it chalks out its long term revenue model.
USP of Google Shopping Express?
This service adds a novel touch to online shopping. Google has collaborated with major as well as local retailers, and together they let customers examine the listed products on the site. On placing the order, purchasers get to select a delivery window for that day. The main aim here is to derive the best of local and online shopping, thus maximizing revenue for the local firms as well. Ultimately, Google shall be referring your product searches and your shopping requirements to online stores and deliver those goods the same day itself.
People placing their first order on Monday shall get $10 scratched-off their bills. The company's even offering a free 6-month delivery in all cities, while it chalks out its long term revenue model.
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