Amazon Team Up With Twitter Just In Time For Christmas
Hark! The Hashtag Angels Sing
People that are obsessed about Christmas have excitingly shared the good news on Facebook and Twitter that there are fewer than a hundred days till Christmas. We are down to double figures! It is time to start writing your letter to Father Christmas. However, you know that Grandma never really gets the memo and you end up with another ugly knitted jumper. Luckily things are about to change.Amazon has already introduced the Amazon Wish List, a very simple concept. You are browsing Amazon and you see something that you really like and need to own immediately. Unfortunately, you can't afford to get it and so you put it on you wish list. Close to Christmas or your birthday you can share your wish list with family and friends and get exactly what you want as a gift. No more unexpected presents.
For those who wonder how Twitter's 'buy button' will work this is a great example of how easy it will be to shop while using social media. As soon as you see something you like you can get it immediately, or in this case it will be added to your wishlist and you can buy it later or get a family member to get it for you.
Laura is a recent graduate from University of East Anglia in Film and Television Studies, currently interning as a content writer but hoping to one day live off her writing. Follow her @LauraAtSMF.
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Amazon Team Up With Twitter Just In Time For Christmas
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