Just shortly after the July Prime Day promotion, Amazon announced the official scheduling of this year's Prime member large-scale promotion "Prime Big Deal Days" in October.
According to the Securities Times app, shortly after the July Prime Day promotion, $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ they announced the official scheduling of this year's Prime member large-scale promotion "Prime Big Deal Days" in October. It is reported that this promotion will start at 3:01 PM Beijing time on October 8, 2024, and will last for two days, offering a series of holiday discounts in advance. The feature of this event is discounts of up to 40% on seasonal essentials, including winter outfits, electronic products, and Halloween costumes. Prime members can also enjoy various other benefits, such as free use of Amazon Music Unlimited and Grubhub+.
Jamil Ghani, Vice President of Prime Worldwide, emphasized the value of the Prime Big Deal Days promotion for Prime members. He said: 'Exclusive events like Prime Big Deal Days, combined with free delivery of over 3 billion products in more than 35 categories, make the Prime membership more valuable than ever before.' Most of the Prime Day promotion activities are only available to Amazon Prime members, with a subscription fee of $14.99 per month or $139 per year.
Amazon stated that it will provide a 55% discount on some first-party products, including Blink Outdoor 4 security cameras, Fire TV, Eero mesh Wi-Fi system, and the Luna cloud gaming service controller. In addition, brands and manufacturers including Lego, fujifilm holdings corporation unsponsored adr, Samsung, Beats, and others will also offer their respective promotional activities on the eve of the event.
It is worth mentioning that Amazon's July Prime Day promotion was a huge success, breaking sales records and increasing the participation of Prime members. According to Adobe Analytics data, consumers spent a total of $14.2 billion during the July Prime Day period, an 11.0% increase from the previous year. Well-known brands such as apple and Dyson, as well as small businesses like TruSkin and Blueland, were particularly popular. In addition, independent sellers made a significant contribution to the success of this event, selling over 0.2 billion items.
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