Amazon Prime Day Record Statistics!

  Amazon Prime Day Record Statistics! E-Commerce Giant Amazon Announces It Sold More Than A Quarter Billion Items! Amazon AMZN (NASDAQ) $3.503,82 -1,62 (-%0,05) announced that it broke a new sales record at its Prime Day event on Wednesday. The e-commerce giant announced that it not only increased its sales, but also increased its cumulative sales by 100 %, which caused the growth of its suppliers. Amazon has released some key stats about its Prime Day event, which continues on Monday and Tuesday!

1-Customers Spent More than $1,9 Billion on Small Businesses

Amazon Prime Day has announced that it is offering private small businesses a one-time $10 promotional credit for customers who spend $10. This brought the company in sales of over $1,9 million. This represents a more than 100 % increase over the previous year compared to Prime Day in October last year.

2-Back-to-School Increased Sales

Members rewarded the opening of schools with the purchase of 600,000 backpacks, 1 million laptops, 1 million headsets, 240,000 laptops, 40,000 calculators and 220,000 Crayolas

3-The Most Popular Product Is An Amazon Device

Amazon also increases the sales of its own products while the companies it brokers sell their goods. Amazon has announced that its TV device, the Fire TV Stick, is the most popular product to break sales records during Famous Day. He also announced that, as if it were not enough, the sales of TVs supported by his own Fire TV operating system were the product with the highest sales volume.

E-Commerce Giant Amazon Announces It Sold More Than A Quarter Billion Items!

4-Fire Tablet Sales Are Quite Strong

The company says it has sold "hundreds of thousands" of Amazon Fire tablets.

5- In Total, Over 250 Million Items Sold During the Prime Day Event

Not only is this a record number, the company said, members' total savings are greater than ever before.

These Sales Are An Indicator For Amazon's Second Quarter

Given these statistics, it shows that the second quarter may go well for Amazon. Second-quarter sales between $110 billion and $116 billion translates to 24 % to 30 % growth year over year. (Last year, the Prime Day event was held in October.)  

Source: The Motley Fool

 

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