How to Get The Most Out of Amazon Prime Day
Amazon's Prime Day is a summer version of Cyber Monday, beginning 9PM Eastern Time on Monday July 10th. The best way to reap the benefits of Prime Day if you aren't already a Prime member is to sign up for an Amazon Prime 30-Day Free Trial. Students can also get a free 6 month membership to Prime Student for college students. For 30 hours leading up to Prime Day Amazon will be announcing new deals as often as every 5 minutes.
Those who have Alexa can listen to deal announcements. You can also check your wish list to see if anything is on sale. To monitor deals without Alexa, set up Amazon Assistant on your desktop computer, or download the Amazon App to use your mobile device.
Here are a few highlights of Prime Day 2017:
Kindle Unlimited
Prime Members can save up to 40% on a Kindle Unlimited membership. Enjoy unlimited reading from more than 1 million titles on any device. Learn more
Audible
Enjoy Audible for 40% off your first 6 months (just $8.95/mo for 6 months). Learn more
Amazon Music Unlimited
Prime members who haven’t yet tried Amazon Music Unlimited can get the best deal in Amazon Music history: For just $0.99, enjoy four months of the full catalog, on-demand service with access to tens of millions of songs. Learn more
Everyday Essentials
Save up to 35% off with coupons on select everyday food and household items in Prime Pantry. Learn more
Prime Video
Get $10 to spend by Prime Day when you stream a Prime video for the first time on your TV on or before July 7. Restrictions apply. Learn more
Warehouse Deals
Take an additional 20% off select brands including Sonos, Le Creuset, Crock-pot, Samsung, TVs, Amazon Tap, Fire HD Tablets, and more on Amazon Warehouse Deals. Learn more
Amazon has launched home services to make in home repairs, cleaning, and other service needs convenient to order. For Prime Day, you can get 20% off some Home Services.
Amazon has also launched its Handmade Goods, store, which includes furniture, Kitchen & Dining, Wedding, and even Handmade Toys & Games.
The Amazon Baby Registry is a great service for expecting parents, and there's a list of Summer Toys for inspiration. Families may also benefit from products on Amazon Family, go here for a 30-Day Free Trial.
Prime members who haven’t yet tried Amazon Music Unlimited can get the best deal in Amazon Music history - $0.99 for four months of on-demand music service with access to tens of millions of songs, or start with a 30-day Free Trial.
Prime includes Amazon Channels, and members can sign up for a free trial for both HBO Trial and SHOWTIME.
For college students, Prime Student is a way to get school supplies and most anything with free 2 day shipping. Amazon also still has its Textbook Trade-In -Program where students get up to 80% back.
What will you be shopping for on Prime Day?