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Every year the e-commerce giant Amazon rewards the loyalty of its members with a season of offers and discounts through Prime Day that for this 2023, already confirmed that it will take place between July 11 and 12.
It is estimated that during your promotion party approximately 2,000 products are sold per second and about 300 million items from the first day of discounts to closing. For this reason, here we tell you what are the best strategies to save on Amazon Prime Day 2023.
The first thing you must do to take advantage of the offers is to have a Prime membership, since the discounts are for affiliates, therefore, normal customers who buy on the platform during these dates do not have the chance to enjoy the promotions.
Now, members can take advantage of early access to exclusive discounts through, for example, the “register for offers only by invitation”, in this case those that are selected by the platform will receive notifications during Prime Day with instructions on how to buy the item at the exclusive sale price.
Another way to stay informed in this discount season is through the configuration of personalized alerts, this can be done through the platform in the event tab and Activate alerts with the latest Amazon searches and recently viewed items.
Finally, members can configure Alexa to make notifications about convenience products and their offers, this through the wish list within the platform, the command recommended by Amazon is: “Alexa, add [nombre del producto] to my shopping list,” once this is done orders me to notify you about discounts and promotions when they are activated.
There are several memberships, in the United States Amazon Prime is $14.99 a month or $139 a yearPrime Student is priced at $7.49 per month or $69 per year with a six-month trial, and Prime Access for government assistance recipients is $6.99 per month.
If you don’t already have a subscription, you’re on time as Amazon offers a 30-day trial period for those who sign up at least a week before the event.
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