I would like to know what the top twenty physical products purchased
via the internet are, and of the top twenty, which product has the
least amount of Websites selling it.

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Request for Question Clarification by omniscientbeing-ga on 11 Nov 2003 11:43 PST

When you say "products," how fine a distinction do you make? In other
words, Would you consider non-fiction and fiction books to be 2
separate classes of products, or are they all just "books"? Are CDs
and cassettes of music 2 different products, or is it all just
"music"? Likewise with DVDs and VHS tapes of movies--is DVD 1 product
and VHS tapes another, or do they all count as "movies"?

Also,
If you buy stock in a company online and then request the actual stock
certificate be mailed to you (on option which is always available but
which most people don't opt for), is that a "physical product" or no?

omniscientbeing-ga
Google Answers Researcher

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Clarification of Question by selfy-ga on 19 Nov 2003 10:46 PST

Hi

I think we will just go for the more simple option of "music" or books
etc. Stocks in a company won't count as a product for us.

Many Thanks

Dear selfy-ga,

Good day!

You can have a look at a previous question (answered by me) on similar lines:

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=261146

Hope it helps :)

Thanks & regards,
reeteshv-ga
Google Answers Researcher

Hi

I think we will just go for the more simple option of "music" or books
etc. Stocks in a company won't count as a product for us.

Many Thanks