How big is amazon?

Vetragor · #1 03-08-2014

What I mean, how many listings on Amazon? ( I am talking about actual listings not sublistings under someone)
How many listings are created on the daily bases? ( average)
How many third party sellers? ( I heard estimate of 2 millions)
How many new seller accounts created everyday?

are there any estimates of this on the internet somewhere

MM78 · #2 03-08-2014

I'm sure if you search the Internet you will find your answer.....

jeffweico · #3 03-08-2014

Amazon is the largest online retailer, but they are still smaller than Wal-Mart. As far as specifics, Amazon gives out some figures and some it withholds. Here are a couple that I know of:

Amazon's Warehouse space in total is 700 times the size of Madison Square Garden.

At it's peak, it sells 306 items per second.

Their total revenue was around $61 billion in 2012 and some analysts expect it to be at $100 billion per year by 2015.

They have 10% of the e-commerce market in the USA.

Those are the only ones I know of, offhand. I have no idea if the numbers you want are available or not. I would tend to think that Amazon considers them proprietary.

Vetragor · #4 03-08-2014

I encountered estimate of 193 millions unique products on Amazon, does it sound like a real number for Amazon

Vetragor · #5 03-08-2014

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Originally Posted by jeffweico

Amazon is the largest online retailer, but they are still smaller than Wal-Mart. As far as specifics, Amazon gives out some figures and some it withholds. Here are a couple that I know of:

Amazon's Warehouse space in total is 700 times the size of Madison Square Garden.

At it's peak, it sells 306 items per second.

Their total revenue was around $61 billion in 2012 and some analysts expect it to be at $100 billion per year by 2015.

They have 10% of the e-commerce market in the USA.

Those are the only ones I know of, offhand. I have no idea if the numbers you want are available or not. I would tend to think that Amazon considers them proprietary.

Walk-Mart has a bigger stock of products, but does Wal-Mart have more unique products, since it doesn't have third party sellers