Amazon is expanding its retail operation to 100 pop-up stores around the US - The Verge

A kiosk? About the size of a litter box..

Today, Panzer's trip into the Catosphere took him to The Verge site. There our big bad kitty found a post about Amazon's newest retail sales plans.

In a post by Nick Statt Panzer learned Amazon plans to open 100 pop-up stores (kiosks) in shopping malls across the U.S. The pop-ups will sell electronic devises, including Kindles and other Amazon products. Shoppers will also be able to get information about Amazon services such as Prime and Originals. However, no books will be sold there.

Panzer says, "Hmmm ... Seems like stuff I could just buy online."

Note: This is a longish-short post. Bring a cup of tea and half a muffin.

To read the post, tootle over to Amazon pop-up stores

Amazon's New Marketing Plan

Can you buy an ebook, too?

Panzer found an interesting post over at the AdWeek site.

In a post by Lauren Johnson my big bad kitty learned Amazon has set up holiday kiosks in the New York Transit Systems' subway stations. Amazon will have 100 kiosks with digital screens located in the stations. Subway travelers will be able to use the kiosks to do their holiday shopping.

Panzer says, "What a great marketing idea."

To see what the kiosks will look like and to read the post, tootle over to NY Subway Riders