I am being interrupted on my destination to my milk and eggs by all these other products flashing in front of my faces.

Obviously, they're not like ads. It's not like an advertisement.

But when I'm walking through Costco, they are interrupting me.

That same type of concept, that same type of philosophy happens on the internet as well.

And when your product is a product that is an interruption type of product,

then that's when I say it's maybe a better idea to launch on Shopify.

What's up, guys? You're listening to episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

In this episode, we're going to talk about when does launching on Shopify make more sense

than launching on Amazon.

And there's really, for this episode, in my opinion, there's really one main reason why

you would want to launch your product on Shopify, like your own website,

before launching on Amazon. Or maybe you only ever launch on your own website and don't ever

sell on Amazon. And the answer to this question is when you're selling a product that is

like a never-before-seen concept or it's a very type of

impulse by product. So let me, I'm going to give some examples right in this episode on what I

mean by that. Amazon, first let's establish this. Amazon is a search engine. engine okay it's a search engine type of platform

people come to amazon they search for a specific product that they want to buy and then they buy

it amazon is not really like going to walmart or let no let's use Costco I don't really shop at Walmart I don't

know like one whatever let's talk about Costco because I love Costco but my wallet hates Costco

because when I go to Costco I always end up buying crap that I don't need I think Target for

women is like a similar thing I don't know I see memes about it all the time on the internet

for women and like I went to Target and I spent $400. What happened? For me, it's Costco, right? So I go to

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