Assignment 4

With the holidays right around the corner, shoppers are turning to Amazon for all their needs. Amazon has made gift-giving process easy. Subscribers can create their own wish-list, and digital email them over with the click of a button. Family and friends simply view the list, choose a gift, and ship it off. This process helps maintain social distancing and still create surprise and delight moment this holiday season. Today we will be looking at the top-searched products on Amazon. Below is the video link and I plan to share this via Facebook and Instagram.

Link to the snackable video: https://spark.adobe.com/video/vSszxs5iFS29o


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