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Shopping Complex

Amazon.com Marketing Idea Idea

Submitted 1 year ago

Dear Amazon,

GreeƟngs! My name is Chandu, and I am a 19-year-old student who has been using your e-commerce
services for quite some Ɵme now. I would like to share an idea with you that I believe could be of
interest to your company.
As a big company, you already know that Reliance and Dmart are two of the major players in the retail
industry in India. To compete with them, have you ever considered establishing shopping complexes in
India? By doing so, you could uƟlize your inventory of unwanted products and other things in your
warehouses and sell them at lower prices.
This could be a game-changer for both your company and consumers like me. By establishing rental
malls in different ciƟes of India, you could cater to a larger market and offer a unique shopping
experience that is different from what is currently available in the country.
I understand that this is a big idea, and you may have your reservaƟons. However, I would be more than
happy to explain it in detail and share more insights with you. As a young and enthusiasƟc student, I am
always excited to learn new things, and I believe this could be an opportunity for both of us to grow.
Thank you for taking the Ɵme to read my leƩer. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,

Chandu

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