strategy Why do we Google it, but not Amazon it?

[redemo]

" Google it " has become the widely-used phrase many internet surfers use to refer to a general web search. Since Amazon is the world's leading e-com website why don't we " Amazon it " when we want to buy something? Same applies to "ebay it " which is quite easy to say and shorter than " google it ". Related question for domainers: When you buy / register a brandable e-com domain name do you consider the end users' customers and how they might use the name in everyday speech? Cheers.

 

[Future Sensors]

You could have googled it

On this page there are a couple of explanations:

https://www.quora.com/Why-have-Google-and-Photoshop-become-verbs-but-Amazon-or-Wikipedia-hasnt

 

[redemo]

You could have googled it

On this page there are a couple of explanations:

https://www.quora.com/Why-have-Google-and-Photoshop-become-verbs-but-Amazon-or-Wikipedia-hasnt

True that. How come " Photoshop it " works. But not " Paint it "?

 

[jedaprin]

It's Slang
We Get Used To Calling Things They Isn't,
is Not And Or Not Is

 

[whoevencares]

 

[megabytee]

humm nice strategy i like this !!!!

 

[Clover]

Amazon doesn't always have the lowest prices, nor do they have all products produced. Google however, can help you find those products, a good amount of time it actually is cheaper to source products off of Amazon, since a GOOD percentage of Amazon sellers are actually just dropshippers.

Plus, and I'll probably get downvoted, but Amazon is not a company I would want to support, as they are full US democrat supporters, the Jeffery Epstein type of human.

No thanks.