📣 Prime Day 2025: Expected Dates Announced – July 8–11 🗓️
Attention Amazon Sellers,
Based on industry insights and past trends, Prime Day 2025 is expected to take place from July 8th through July 11th, extending beyond the traditional 48-hour window.
⚠️ What This Means for You:
To maximize performance during one of the biggest sales events of the year, we recommend immediate preparation in the following areas:
📦 Inventory & Fulfillment:
Ensure FBA shipments are en route and scheduled to arrive well before the expected cutoff.
Monitor stranded or delayed inventory closely.
💰 Deals & Discounts:
Submit Lightning Deals, Coupons, and Prime Exclusive Discounts as soon as possible—spaces are limited, and deadlines arrive early.
🛒 Listing Optimization:
Review all product listings for accuracy and performance. Focus on high-quality images, keyword-rich titles, and clear, benefit-focused bullet points.
📊 Advertising & Visibility:
Begin building awareness now through Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands.
Prepare for increased competition and adjust budgets accordingly.
🧑💼 Customer Support & Readiness:
Prime Day often drives a spike in inquiries and reviews. Ensure your team is prepared to respond promptly and professionally.
This event represents a major opportunity to drive sales, increase ranking, and gain momentum heading into Q3.
Christine
📣 Prime Day 2025: Expected Dates Announced – July 8–11 🗓️
Attention Amazon Sellers,
Based on industry insights and past trends, Prime Day 2025 is expected to take place from July 8th through July 11th, extending beyond the traditional 48-hour window.
⚠️ What This Means for You:
To maximize performance during one of the biggest sales events of the year, we recommend immediate preparation in the following areas:
📦 Inventory & Fulfillment:
Ensure FBA shipments are en route and scheduled to arrive well before the expected cutoff.
Monitor stranded or delayed inventory closely.
💰 Deals & Discounts:
Submit Lightning Deals, Coupons, and Prime Exclusive Discounts as soon as possible—spaces are limited, and deadlines arrive early.
🛒 Listing Optimization:
Review all product listings for accuracy and performance. Focus on high-quality images, keyword-rich titles, and clear, benefit-focused bullet points.
📊 Advertising & Visibility:
Begin building awareness now through Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands.
Prepare for increased competition and adjust budgets accordingly.
🧑💼 Customer Support & Readiness:
Prime Day often drives a spike in inquiries and reviews. Ensure your team is prepared to respond promptly and professionally.
This event represents a major opportunity to drive sales, increase ranking, and gain momentum heading into Q3.
Christine
13 replies
Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
Is Amazon going to fix our stranded inventory before prime day due to the nonexistent consumer containers testing where products are misclassified and the tests that do not exist at any laboratory in Canada, nor are required for legal sale in Canada?
Or are Amazon's customers going to continue to have a poor buying experience and going to have to buy these products from somewhere else other than the Amazon Marketplace?
Seller_AFtL68XNfQqfA
For FBA orders, where Amazon FBA made a mistake, Amazon should be accountable and responsible. I got two negative reviews for my product, which was due to Amazon FBA's negligence. And Amazon is not taking any action to remove these reviews. As an FBA seller, we don't have control over the items shipped from the FCs.
Scenario 1: Amazon sent the wrong product to the customer, and the customer left a negative review for it
Scenario 2: Amazon sent an already returned product to a customer, which was already reported as damaged before by a different customer.
Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
however in this case I do recommend you to create a new post so we can check for you the issue regarding the stranded inventory as this post is related to the Prime Day date, and question related to this topic.
If you have already created a post, one of our moderators will be with you soon, and we will definitely work with you.
I already have created a post, and you replied, and we're still waiting for you to escalate to the proper team. This is related to prime day as the listings are not available for sale, and we are trying to resolve this before prime day, so Amazon's customers have a positive buying experience @Christine_Amazon
Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
We have followed up in the original thread, but we are waiting for your reply still in the original thread.
SOR/2001-269 is NOT a TEST, it is a self regulating regulation. There are no laboratories in Canada that can test as the test does not exist for the items that Amazon has false flagged. It is a SELF REGULATING regulation, a GUIDENCE regulation on how to make labels for products in Canada.
We get emails every few days now where Amazon AI is false flagging these listings and taking them down before prime day. This makes a poor buying experience for Amazon's customers, as they have to go offsite to a competiting marketplace to buy the items they have been buying on Amazon for years.
@Sunnie_Amazon, now that you're back, do you think you can help out sellers with this?
Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
I've actually been able to get my stuff back from FBA that is flagged with this false SOR/2001-269 reporting. Is yours considered a false flag pesticide?
