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Revenues Beyond Retail

Revenues Beyond Retail. Setting T he Stage. SPONSOR LOGO. Amazon’s “Other” Revenues. AWS: Leading cloud s ervices provider Marketplace: 3 rd party sellers on Amazon Advertising: 3 rd party advertiser on Amazon RW Baird: only 10% of revenues but more than half of total operating profit.

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Revenues Beyond Retail

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  1. Revenues Beyond Retail Setting The Stage SPONSOR LOGO

  2. Amazon’s “Other” Revenues • AWS: Leading cloud services provider • Marketplace: 3rd party sellers on Amazon • Advertising: 3rd party advertiser on Amazon • RW Baird: only 10% of revenues but more than half of total operating profit

  3. Source: RW Baird

  4. Amazon’s Ad Business • Quietly Lunched in 2006 • Grown to hundreds of staff • Multiple ad formats: banners, SEM, sponsored listings • Estimates of from $600m to $1b in high margin revenues per year

  5. Marketplace >2m sellers • Powers unparalleled assortment depth and breadth -- plus data • Over $4b in marketplace sales (2011) McKinsey & Co. Source: Internet Retailer, Forrester

  6. Inventory + Marketplace + Ads = Relevance “Where did you begin the research for your most recent online purchase?” Source: Forrester

  7. Why This Isn’t Just Google’s Problem “If we think about Amazon in two worlds, one world is an Amazon with ads and lower prices. Another world is an Amazon with no ads and higher prices. Which one would we choose? …we would take Amazon with ads and lower prices.” -Lisa Utzschneider, Global Head of Advertising, Amazon.com

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