Prime Day 2022: Inflation Hits, But Amazon Still Wins
Deal-Seekers Pulling Trigger on Essentials Drove Amazon Prime Day Spending 40%
PYMNTS surveyed 3,245 shoppers for the “Prime Day 2022: Inflation Hits, But Amazon Still Wins” report and discovered that median spending was up 40% to $175 on Prime Day 2022 despite rising inflation and cutbacks on big-ticket items.
Inside the August Report
- 4%: Share of subscribers enrolled in Walmart+ and Prime who only made purchases at Walmart+ Weekend
- 31%: Share of Prime Day shoppers who bought electronics
- 85%: Share of Walmart+ members who also subscribe to Prime
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