Business Insider
21 Jun 2026, 09:21 UTC · 2h ago
Amazon's Prime Day has a problem: Almost everyone has Prime already
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Business Insider
21 Jun 2026, 09:21 UTC · 2h ago
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Amazon has nearly exhausted its addressable market for Prime memberships, with over 86% of online shoppers already enrolled. — This signals a shift from a high-growth acquisition phase to a saturation phase, limiting the potential for future subscription revenue growth.
-0.60Amazon is shifting its Prime Day strategy toward promoting low-margin essentials and groceries to increase order frequency. — Moving focus from high-margin electronics to lower-margin groceries may squeeze profit margins per transaction during the event.
-0.30Nearly 60% of Prime members planning to shop Prime Day also intend to check Walmart's rival sales. — High overlap in shopper behavior indicates fierce competition and price sensitivity, potentially eroding Amazon's market share in the grocery/delivery battleground.
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Positioned as a strong competitor gaining traction with Walmart+ and capturing a significant portion of Prime Day shoppers.
The article notes Amazon has nearly maxed out its Prime membership growth and is pivoting to lower-margin grocery items.
Mentioned as a competitor successfully creating rival sales to boost revenue during slow periods.
Mentioned as a competitor successfully creating rival sales to boost revenue during slow periods.
Mentioned only in the author's biography.
Mentioned only as the inspiration for Prime Day via its Singles Day sale.
Mentioned only in the author's biography.
Mentioned only in the author's biography.
Mentioned only in the author's biography.
Mentioned only in the author's biography.
[mutual] Amazon and Walmart compete directly on groceries, delivery services, and rival sales events.
[mutual] Lowe's is cited as a retailer that creates rival sales to compete with Prime Day.
[mutual] Target is cited as a retailer that creates rival sales to compete with Prime Day.
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