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Unique visitors, January 2009: 51,220,000 (Nielsen Online)
Amazon (AMZN) lets you list products in its massive catalog that will show up when customers search on the site. The company also offers other e-commerce services like Amazon WebStores and Amazon Fulfillment.
Pros: A presence on Amazon can establish credibility with shoppers unfamiliar with your brand.
Cons: Listing on the site means your products and prices will be displayed alongside competitors who also sell there, and offerings from Amazon itself.