Have you started your preparation for Prime Day?
Elevate your Prime Day strategy with the 2024 Prime Day Brand Readiness Guide.
Prime Day is Amazon's biggest deal event of the year, with millions of customers looking to save big and find exciting deals! So make sure your brand is top-of-mind among customers and build up a strategy that can help lead to conversions.
What does the guide contain?
- Content creation and optimization best practices to improve consideration.
- Video tips to engage and encourage conversions.
- Promotion ideas to attract and re-engage high purchase-intent customers.
- Post-Prime Day support suggestions to build loyalty.
We would also love to hear from you so that we can continue to improve the content we are providing:
- Is this guide useful to you?
- What tips do you find most useful?
- What is your goal for Prime Day?
- Any other suggestions/comments on Prime Day prep
Here is the link to the guide 1 more time: 2024 Prime Day Brand Readiness Guide
12 replies
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
Prime day is for imported products with a high margin and big ad budget.
In other words its for low quality trinkets that will find thier way into a landfil within a year.
For folks like myself its a slower than average week as we are B2B so our listing visability goes down so everyone can see the new fidget spinners
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
Hopefully it will be amazons worse prime day in years. This is the first year We will not even attempt to get ready as we can not afford to pay for the shipping into FBA with the placement fees and let alone the the low inventory fees. When we go up on our prices to try to cover the cost, we do not sell as much and the extra we do get, Amazon takes it, so why even bother. We are not in business to make amazon more money, we have to eat and have bills to pay.
Seller_xRahkQoV5Zz2F
Have you read the policies at Amazon to qualify you to answer questions on this forum yet?
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
All business info is public here. I didnt reveal anything private.
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
I Wonder how prime day is going to play out this year? I believe some people did not send in items as usual for prime, with the increase of shipping and placement fees. The money people will make, will go straight to Amazon for the increase of fees. Sellers will end up with even less and top it off, lot of people put items on sale for prime day, to move out old inventory. Can not drop price much due to the fee increase, so in turn, people will sell less. Repeat, the little profit sellers make, if any will go straight to amazon. So why send in FBA? So you can work harder, make less, and risk being at a loss with returns.
First time I will be sitting out prime day since I started with amazon (2018)
Have you started your preparation for Prime Day?
Elevate your Prime Day strategy with the 2024 Prime Day Brand Readiness Guide.
Prime Day is Amazon's biggest deal event of the year, with millions of customers looking to save big and find exciting deals! So make sure your brand is top-of-mind among customers and build up a strategy that can help lead to conversions.
What does the guide contain?
- Content creation and optimization best practices to improve consideration.
- Video tips to engage and encourage conversions.
- Promotion ideas to attract and re-engage high purchase-intent customers.
- Post-Prime Day support suggestions to build loyalty.
We would also love to hear from you so that we can continue to improve the content we are providing:
- Is this guide useful to you?
- What tips do you find most useful?
- What is your goal for Prime Day?
- Any other suggestions/comments on Prime Day prep
Here is the link to the guide 1 more time: 2024 Prime Day Brand Readiness Guide
Have you started your preparation for Prime Day?
Elevate your Prime Day strategy with the 2024 Prime Day Brand Readiness Guide.
Prime Day is Amazon's biggest deal event of the year, with millions of customers looking to save big and find exciting deals! So make sure your brand is top-of-mind among customers and build up a strategy that can help lead to conversions.
What does the guide contain?
- Content creation and optimization best practices to improve consideration.
- Video tips to engage and encourage conversions.
- Promotion ideas to attract and re-engage high purchase-intent customers.
- Post-Prime Day support suggestions to build loyalty.
We would also love to hear from you so that we can continue to improve the content we are providing:
- Is this guide useful to you?
- What tips do you find most useful?
- What is your goal for Prime Day?
- Any other suggestions/comments on Prime Day prep
Here is the link to the guide 1 more time: 2024 Prime Day Brand Readiness Guide
12 replies
12 replies
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
Prime day is for imported products with a high margin and big ad budget.
In other words its for low quality trinkets that will find thier way into a landfil within a year.
For folks like myself its a slower than average week as we are B2B so our listing visability goes down so everyone can see the new fidget spinners
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
Hopefully it will be amazons worse prime day in years. This is the first year We will not even attempt to get ready as we can not afford to pay for the shipping into FBA with the placement fees and let alone the the low inventory fees. When we go up on our prices to try to cover the cost, we do not sell as much and the extra we do get, Amazon takes it, so why even bother. We are not in business to make amazon more money, we have to eat and have bills to pay.
Seller_xRahkQoV5Zz2F
Have you read the policies at Amazon to qualify you to answer questions on this forum yet?
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
All business info is public here. I didnt reveal anything private.
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
I Wonder how prime day is going to play out this year? I believe some people did not send in items as usual for prime, with the increase of shipping and placement fees. The money people will make, will go straight to Amazon for the increase of fees. Sellers will end up with even less and top it off, lot of people put items on sale for prime day, to move out old inventory. Can not drop price much due to the fee increase, so in turn, people will sell less. Repeat, the little profit sellers make, if any will go straight to amazon. So why send in FBA? So you can work harder, make less, and risk being at a loss with returns.
First time I will be sitting out prime day since I started with amazon (2018)
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
Prime day is for imported products with a high margin and big ad budget.
In other words its for low quality trinkets that will find thier way into a landfil within a year.
For folks like myself its a slower than average week as we are B2B so our listing visability goes down so everyone can see the new fidget spinners
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
Prime day is for imported products with a high margin and big ad budget.
In other words its for low quality trinkets that will find thier way into a landfil within a year.
For folks like myself its a slower than average week as we are B2B so our listing visability goes down so everyone can see the new fidget spinners
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
Hopefully it will be amazons worse prime day in years. This is the first year We will not even attempt to get ready as we can not afford to pay for the shipping into FBA with the placement fees and let alone the the low inventory fees. When we go up on our prices to try to cover the cost, we do not sell as much and the extra we do get, Amazon takes it, so why even bother. We are not in business to make amazon more money, we have to eat and have bills to pay.
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
Hopefully it will be amazons worse prime day in years. This is the first year We will not even attempt to get ready as we can not afford to pay for the shipping into FBA with the placement fees and let alone the the low inventory fees. When we go up on our prices to try to cover the cost, we do not sell as much and the extra we do get, Amazon takes it, so why even bother. We are not in business to make amazon more money, we have to eat and have bills to pay.
Seller_xRahkQoV5Zz2F
Have you read the policies at Amazon to qualify you to answer questions on this forum yet?
Seller_xRahkQoV5Zz2F
Have you read the policies at Amazon to qualify you to answer questions on this forum yet?
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
All business info is public here. I didnt reveal anything private.
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
All business info is public here. I didnt reveal anything private.
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
I Wonder how prime day is going to play out this year? I believe some people did not send in items as usual for prime, with the increase of shipping and placement fees. The money people will make, will go straight to Amazon for the increase of fees. Sellers will end up with even less and top it off, lot of people put items on sale for prime day, to move out old inventory. Can not drop price much due to the fee increase, so in turn, people will sell less. Repeat, the little profit sellers make, if any will go straight to amazon. So why send in FBA? So you can work harder, make less, and risk being at a loss with returns.
First time I will be sitting out prime day since I started with amazon (2018)
Seller_iwGyJUWC4pcve
I Wonder how prime day is going to play out this year? I believe some people did not send in items as usual for prime, with the increase of shipping and placement fees. The money people will make, will go straight to Amazon for the increase of fees. Sellers will end up with even less and top it off, lot of people put items on sale for prime day, to move out old inventory. Can not drop price much due to the fee increase, so in turn, people will sell less. Repeat, the little profit sellers make, if any will go straight to amazon. So why send in FBA? So you can work harder, make less, and risk being at a loss with returns.
First time I will be sitting out prime day since I started with amazon (2018)
