Amazon Prime Day: Global Orders Grew By 60%

Foreign media recently reported that according to the retail giant

The number of us orders for Prime Day this year is 50% more than that of last year's Prime Day, and the number of global orders increased by 60%.

Amazon executives Greg Greeley said in a statement yesterday: "after yesterday's results, we are confident that we will start the project again."

Amazon said the second Prime Day activity was the biggest selling day in its history: "millions of customers flocked in to rush to buy our discount.

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On Wednesday, Amazon said that the number of us Prime Day orders this year was 50% more than that of last year's Prime Day, and the number of global orders exceeded last year's 60%. This means that Prime Day's revenue this year is higher than that of last year's activity analysts' estimate of $400 million.

The Seattle technology and retail giant claims that the company sells more self-produced devices in the United States than ever before.

The sales of Echo voice controlled loudspeakers are 2.5 times more than that of the last sales day, and the sales of Amazon devices are three times that of last year's Prime Day. The best-selling Amazon device in the world is Fire TV Stick.

According to statistics, customers from all over the world bought over 2 million toys, 1 million pairs of shoes, 90 thousand TV sets and hundreds of thousands of Kindle e-books.

Sales of mobile phones increased by two times over last year.

Amazon said small businesses on the platform are increasingly becoming an important factor in supporting Amazon's profit and loss. This year, their orders are three times larger than last year.