How do "Percentage Off" Promotions Work?
Yesterday I set up a 20% off promotion on a select number of products, 7 items total. The promotion was supposed to take effect at 4:00pm yesterday and is meant to last all of January, however this morning the item prices don’t appear to have been changed to reflect the discount…
Am I missing something here?
Thanks for the help.
Seller_Hi7wbO2Kbo6bl
I can only tell you how it works in books.
The listed price does not change. A bolded text “X% discount taken at checkout”* appears in the “Price + Shipping” column.
*that might not be the exact language
Seller_MN1IklKLf4MXJ
It shows during checkout… you can also change settings on that.
Seller_nKyeSPxRmseAq
They changed promotions last year so its almost like a secret until you check out. The only way to get a promotion to display up front on the product page and on your thumb nail is to do a coupon. This is because amazon makes you pay $.60 per redemption for coupons. So they bury sales to force you to pay them to use coupons. Cool right?
Seller_MwQM4lQtz6J2K
the on product promotions just arent made to stand out on amazon.
I’d try the promo code ones and offering those, much likely a lot higher conversion rate for the same or less cost
