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Influencers Balk at Amazon's Offer to Pay $25 Per Sponsored Video
Amazon is offering influencers a measly $25 per video to promote products listed on its new shopping feed, Inspire. The company is capping the payout at $12,500, saying influencers can submit a maximum of 500 videos to reach that price. Top 5 Shopping Tips for Amazon Prime Day The company invited influencers to participate in “a new limited-time-only incentive” in an email posted on Twitter,…
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Early Amazon Prime Day Deals You Can Get Right Now
The annual Amazon Prime Day event runs from July 11-12, but many of the best deals are already available, if you’re an Amazon Prime member. Read more…
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Bernie Sanders Opens Investigation Into Amazon's 'Uniquely Dangerous' Warehouses
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders launched an investigation into what he calls “dangerous and illegal conditions” running rampant in Amazon’s warehouse facilities. In a fiery letter addressed to CEO Andy Jassy Tuesday, Sanders accused Amazon of putting profits over people and creating a corporate culture that “treats… Read more…
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How to Spot a Fake Amazon Prime Day Deal
How to Spot a Fake Amazon Prime Day Deal
Amazon will be throwing a lot of Prime Day deals at consumers over the next 48 hours, but it turns out not every “deal” offers as big a discount as it claims. Sure, the sticker might say 50% off, but price history is a volatile thing: If a product is advertised as 50% off the manufacturer’s suggested retail price… Read more…
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How Is Amazon Tracking You on Prime Day?
How Is Amazon Tracking You on Prime Day?
Tuesday marks the start of Prime Day, the made-up annual holiday that pushes deals for streaming sticks, dog beds, and bulk cans of Play-Doh to hordes of shoppers ‘round the nation. But chances are, you don’t need me to tell you that: recent analyst estimates show about 65% of you planned to buy something during this… Read more…
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Amazon Prime Day Discounts Aren't As Big As They Seem
Amazon Prime Day Discounts Aren’t As Big As They Seem
Amazon is excellent at capitalism. The ubiquitous online retailer uses every psychological trick imaginable (and some we probably can’t imagine) to maximize its profits, and one of the most powerful tools in the company’s arsenal is controlling the price of products during sales like Prime Day. Read more…
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The Only Good Advice for Shopping Amazon Prime Day
The Only Good Advice for Shopping Amazon Prime Day
It’s not an official holiday, but Amazon’s Prime Day (“Days,” really) has been a capitalist tradition since 2015. This year, the mega-retailer will be offering discounts on thousands of products of all kinds to Amazon Prime members beginning on Tuesday, July 12, and continuing through Wednesday, July 13. Read more…
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