![]() NurPhoto via Getty ImagesĪn Amazon spokesperson declined to comment. Amazon and other retailers offered discounts to shoppers as they seek to move excess inventory out of their warehouses. Meanwhile, 17% of shoppers who bought something during the Prime Early Access sale said they stocked up on items that were on sale while 14% said they didn’t buy anything that they weren’t planning to buy. When asked about the impact of inflation, 29% of customers who bought something last week said that they were waiting to buy at a lower price while 26% said they passed on an item that was a great deal but not a necessity. Numerator found that those who shopped both the Prime Early Access sale last week and Prime Day earlier this year, 64% spent the same or less last week while just 36% spent more last week. The market research company Numerator did a study which found that the average spend per order during the recent Prime Day event was $46.68 - down significantly from the $60.29 for the first Prime Day. Klover, the commerce data firm, said that transaction frequency from last week’s event was 30% lower compared to the first sale, according to CNBC. The Seattle-based e-commerce giant generated just $5.7 billion in revenue from last week’s Prime Early Access sale - falling well short of the $7.5 billion that the company recorded in July for its first Prime Day sale, according to Bank of America analysts. ![]() Widow fights off vultures, eats raw fish to survive after husband’s Amazon deathĪmazon’s second Prime Day sale came and went with a whimper last week, according to an analysis by Bank of America. Stand while you work with these top-rated standing desks Elon Musk launches new artificial intelligence company X.AI to challenge OpenAIĪmazon CEO Andy Jassy took pay cut in 2022, plans to invest in AI
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