Amazon's Long Tail Not So Long
by Tim O'Reilly | @timoreilly | comments: 1
Chris Anderson, whose original "Long Tail" article in Wired claimed that Amazon gained a remarkable 57% of its sales from books not available in brick and mortar stores, now retracts that number. Based on a recalibration, working with Amazon rank maven Morris Rosenthal, he now estimates the Amazon tail to be between 20 and 36%. Still a nice part of Amazon's revenue, but not as shocking as originally estimated.
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Alex Choo [2005-08-23 07:45 AM]
Hello, TicTap might have the first search engine for Amazon.com's long tail!
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