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## Video: Amazon Introduces #AmazonWishlist For Twitter Users

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_Published 2014-09-25. On the back of the #AmazonCart announcement is Amazon Wishlist, a similar feature where customers can reply to tweets with #AmazonWishlist and the product will be added to their personal account’s wishlist._


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## Transcript

By adding a hashtag to AmazonCart and now AmazonWishList, it seems the retail giant is going all- in on Twitter shopping. Back in May, Amazon announced a new feature aptly named AmazonCart. Just hit reply and add # AmazonCart, and it will be waiting in your cart the next time you visit Amazon. Now on the back of that announcement is Amazon wish list where customers can reply with hashtag Amazon wish list and the product will be added to, you guessed it, their personal accounts wish list. According to Amazon, one in three Amazon customers used the wish list last year. Accounting for 50 items added to Amazon Wish List, every second.

But the effort to turn your Twitter feed into a shopping destination, is not exclusive to Amazon. Earlier this month, Twitter unveiled its buy button. Which allows users to discover and buy products from select retailers, directly through Twitter. In July Facebook rolled its. It's owned by a button pilot program where users can store their credit card information and buy products all within Facebook. And while Facebook and Twitter are working with purchase features, PC World notes a wish list that has a little less obligation. Maybe what the Twitterverse needs. Amazon wish list indicates your interest in an item without committing to it.

Twitter and Amazon see what strikes your fancy and can show you more stuff like it in promoted Tweets eventually you'll click 'buy,' but it won't feel forced. What are these built in shopping solutions. Are working still isn't clear. None of these major tech brands have released data on how well or not so well the various [ UNKNOWN ] button features are doing.

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