This year, in how many countries will prime day take place in?

Kristin McGrath Updated July 7, 2022 10:39am EDT A brief history of Amazon Prime Day -- and statistics that show its rapid growth. What is Prime Day? Amazon Prime Day got its start in 2015 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Amazon’s founding. It generally takes place in the middle of July. However, in 2020, it was Strictly speaking, Prime Day is not a “day,” but a two-day global deal marathon for Amazon Prime members. It lasted for 48 hours in 2019 and 2020, and for 36 hours in 2018. To take advantage of the deals, you must have a Prime membership by the time Prime day starts. Prime Day takes place all over the world in countries that offer Prime, including the U.S., Spain, Germany, Japan and more. Prime Day is a fast-moving beast. It offers many simultaneous discounts on products throughout the whole event, but also short-lived lightning deals (which appear and disappear at specific times). Some deals even begin weeks before. For example, in recent years, Amazon has slashed prices on some of its own Echo products a few days early to hype up consumers. In 2022, Prime Day is running on July 12 and 13. Notable Moments in Prime Day History February 2005: The beginning of it all -- Amazon launches its Prime service, with its game-changing free two-day shipping and an annual cost of $79 (compared to $119 per year today). Prime Day, however, won't launch for another decade. July 6, 2015: Meet Prime Day. Amazon announces the first Prime Day in a July 13, 2015: Walmart, Amazon’s...

This year’s Prime Day is a few weeks later than it occurred last year, but it’s maintaining its summer timing, as opposed to during the height of the pandemic in 2020 when Amazon delayed the event until October. And if you’re in the market for toys, tech, home goods, or pretty much anything else, it may be one of the best times to save money outside of the Black Friday / Cyber Monday holiday shopping season. It’s almost a guarantee that we’ll see some of the lowest prices to date on Amazon’s own products, as well as discounts on an assortment of other tech. Early deals start on June 21st, when Amazon will offer up to 55 percent off a range of Amazon devices, including the latest Like previous years, Prime Day deals are available to Prime members living in the US as well as a number of other countries, including Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, the UK, Poland, and Sweden. Amazon also says it plans to hold Prime Day events in India, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt later this summer. Most Popular • Automakers can’t quit manual transmissions so they’re cramming fake stuff into EVs • Reddit CEO Steve Huffman isn’t backing down: our full interview • Here’s the note Reddit sent to moderators threatening them if they don’t reopen • Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: Reddit ‘was never designed to support third-party apps’ • Microsoft Teams integration is being...

According to eMarketer data cited by Quartz, 65 percent of United States households are subscribed to Amazon Prime, and the rest of the world is catching up, too. By 2025, 300 million international households are expected to subscribe to Prime, compared to just over 50 million in 2016. And Prime Day only boosts that expansion, according to Quartz. In its press release, Amazon said that it will feature more than 2 million deals on Monday and Tuesday, but Prime members got a jump-start on the savings on June 2 when Amazon introduced early exclusive offers. Those deals including savings on JBL headphones, Fire TVs, LEGO products, Fisher-Price toys, Shark vacuums, DEWALT tools, GoWise air fryers, Le Creuset cast iron pots, Kleenex products, and Kindle books, in addition to deals on Amazon Music, Audible, Prime Gaming, and Wondery+. “Prime Day is a celebration of our Prime members, and we’re excited to bring members great deals across an incredible selection, whether members want to shop and save on top brands, buzzworthy items, or small business collections,” Jamil Ghani, vice president of Amazon Prime, said in the press release. “Since we launched Prime Day in 2015, it’s delivered great new ways to shop, gift, watch movies and TV, and even dance, and we’re excited to carry on that tradition.”

June 21 is when we'll see most deals start to roll in, and it'll be another 48-hour marathon of discounts on almost everything that Amazon sells: electronics, home goods, and of course Amazon-created products like Echo, Kindle and Fire TV. However, a few discounts are starting today (more on that below). Prime Day has become a mini Amazon Prime Day date and time The Amazon Prime Day date is happening earlier in the year than it ever has before, but the time and length haven't changed: Prime Day deals will go live at midnight on June 21 (that's 3am EDT / midnight PDT in the US, midnight BST in the UK, and midnight AEST in Australia). As mentioned, the breadth of deals will last for 48 hours in most countries, but as we've all learned: some items may sell out well before that time. Often the best deals go within a few minutes, especially when popular Amazon Lightning deals go live. The June 21 start time is a switch for everyone. Amazon Prime Day is routinely in July, although last year's date was delayed to October 2020 due to the pandemic and it really kicked off the retail industry's Black Friday and Cyber Monday season. With Amazon Prime Day 2021 shifting the date to the end of June, we now have a proper mid-year buying event before doing it all over again at the end of November. (Image credit: Amazon) What will be on sale for Amazon Prime Day? Amazon Prime Day 2021 will consist of more than two million deals worldwide and will occur in 20 countries, including the US, UK...

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Amazon on Thursday Prime Dayshopping event will take place in July, though it didn't offer up a specific date. "This year, Prime Day will take place in July in more than 20 countries," reads a release from the retail giant. "During Amazon's annual shopping event, Prime members will be able to save on products from national brands and small businesses across every category." See Also • • In previous years, Prime Day was typically held in mid-July, but the two-day shopping event was delayed to October in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Last year, Amazon held its earliest Prime Day ever on June 21-22. While Amazon didn't reveal sales numbers for Prime Day 2021, the company said shoppers bought more than 250 million items. Among the top-selling items were home goods, including Roomba vacuums and Keurig coffee makers, as well as the company's own Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa voice control, Amazon said. Amazon in February raised the price of its Prime membership, from $119 to $139 for an annual subscription and from $13 to $15 for a monthly subscription.

The retailer hasn't confirmed a date, but Amazon Prime Day usually takes place in July, so we're getting ready for the big sales event right now. Our current expectation is that it will run across July 11 - 12 in 2023, but we'll be sure to let you know as soon as Amazon makes an announcement. Until then, you can stick with us for the latest news and rumours as the two-day sale approaches and also read through our expert predictions and expectations for this year's Prime Day deals. • See all today's deals at Amazon Amazon usually waits until nearer the time to make an official announcement and we'll be on hand to bring it to you as soon as we hear anything. Expect a date reveal within the coming days. From now and throughout the actual sale, though, this will be your destination for all things related to Amazon Prime Day 2023. We've got all the key information you need, some expert buying advice and top tips so you can make the most of the upcoming sale. Amazon Prime Day 2023: everything you need to know 2023: TBC 2022: July 12 - 13 2021: June 21 - 22 2020: October 13 - 14 2019: July 15 - 16 2018: July 16 - 17 2017: July 11 - 12 2016: July 12 2015:July 15 This is an educated guess based on the sale dates from previous years. One thing we can almost say for certain is that Prime Day 2023 will take place in July. Outside of the two times it was rescheduled due to the pandemic, Amazon has always held the sale in July - and it returned to that month for the most recent event, t...

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• Marketing • Viral • Expert Opinions • News & Trends • Research • Market Podcasts • Market Videos • Startup • News from Startup world • Startup Stories • Trends and Opinions • Startup Podcasts • Startup Videos • Business • Feature Stories • News • Business Podcasts • Business Videos • Society • Inspiration • Destinations & Travel • Food & Gourmet • People • Young Voices • Society Videos • Society Podcasts • Stories • Videos • Videos Gallery • The Opinion Scout • Step By Step • Market Masters Series This year, Prime Day, Amazon’s annual shopping event, will take place in July in more than 20 countries. Prime Day provides third-party sellers, including those from Malaysia, with an opportunity to market their products to more than 200 million Prime members around the world who are excited to shop for great deals. During the event, Prime members will be able to save on products from national brands and small businesses across every category. To prepare sellers for Prime Day, The number of countries participating in Prime Day continues to increase while participating sellers have broken new sales records every year since Prime Day launched in 2015. Last year, Prime Day 2021 was the biggest two-day period ever for Amazon’s third-party sellers, growing even more than Amazon’s retail business. More than 250 million items were purchased by Prime members worldwide, including products from Malaysia. Best-selling categories worldwide for Prime Day 2021 included tools, beauty, nutriti...

June 21 is when we'll see most deals start to roll in, and it'll be another 48-hour marathon of discounts on almost everything that Amazon sells: electronics, home goods, and of course Amazon-created products like Echo, Kindle and Fire TV. However, a few discounts are starting today (more on that below). Prime Day has become a mini Amazon Prime Day date and time The Amazon Prime Day date is happening earlier in the year than it ever has before, but the time and length haven't changed: Prime Day deals will go live at midnight on June 21 (that's 3am EDT / midnight PDT in the US, midnight BST in the UK, and midnight AEST in Australia). As mentioned, the breadth of deals will last for 48 hours in most countries, but as we've all learned: some items may sell out well before that time. Often the best deals go within a few minutes, especially when popular Amazon Lightning deals go live. The June 21 start time is a switch for everyone. Amazon Prime Day is routinely in July, although last year's date was delayed to October 2020 due to the pandemic and it really kicked off the retail industry's Black Friday and Cyber Monday season. With Amazon Prime Day 2021 shifting the date to the end of June, we now have a proper mid-year buying event before doing it all over again at the end of November. (Image credit: Amazon) What will be on sale for Amazon Prime Day? Amazon Prime Day 2021 will consist of more than two million deals worldwide and will occur in 20 countries, including the US, UK...