"The service gives Google a crack at the $600 billion grocery market. Also at stake is a large piece of the $3.5 billion in so-called direct-response digital ads that research firm eMarketer expects consumer package goods companies and electronics brands to spend in the U.S. in 2014. This category of ads, which includes search ads, is meant to influence online shoppers to perform specific tasks, such as signing up for email newsletters or making an online purchase.Inside Google Shopping Express’ Big Plan to Race Amazon to Your Door | Re/code
“Google can’t give up on product search and this is another pathway to closing the loop for advertisers,” said Keith Anderson, a vice president at the consulting firm RetailNet Group. “They failed on the payments side in stores, but if they can use expedited delivery as a way to get it then they’ll keep on being willing to spend.”"
Monday, July 07, 2014
Inside Google Shopping Express’ Big Plan to Race Amazon to Your Door | Re/code
Amazon and Google expand the scope of their relentless competition to include your groceries
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