Win Big on Amazon Prime Day

William Fikhman • June 30, 2025

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Are you ready to make the most out of Amazon Prime Day 2025?


Whether you're a new Amazon seller or have a few Prime Days under your belt, preparation is key to success. Prime Day is one of Amazon's biggest shopping events of the year, and smart planning can help you drive major traffic, boost conversions, and clear old stock.

Here’s a simplified, step-by-step guide to help you get ready for Prime Day 2025 and make it your most profitable event yet.

A Simple and Effective Guide to Prepare for Amazon Prime Day 

Step 1: Make a Plan

Use past sales data (if available) to see what worked and what didn’t. Start early. Expect lower conversions before Prime Day as shoppers are researching and wish-listing. Make sure your listings are ready 3 weeks before the big day.

  • Repeat winning strategies
  • Avoid low-performing tactics
  • If you're a new seller, know that shoppers browse listings weeks before buying

Step 2: Choose Which Products to Focus On

If you have a large catalog, focus on:

  • High sellers
  • Well-reviewed items
  • Items that can compete in price and popularity

These are the popular Prime Day categories:

  • Smart home gadgets
  • Electronics & accessories
  • Health & hygiene products
  • Cleaning tools
  • Kitchen items

If you don’t sell these, promote your top-sellers and bundle average items with better ones.

Step 3: Create Irresistible Deals

Prime Day is all about offering big discounts that attract more buyers and drive conversions. Sellers can take advantage of several types of deals to stand out during the event. 


 Coupons are a great option, as they display a visible orange tag on listings and are proven to boost conversion rates. Lightning Deals are short-term promotions that offer high visibility by appearing on Amazon’s “Today’s Deals” page for a limited time.

Deal of the Day promotions run for 24 hours and showcase your products with a special badge, increasing exposure. Lastly, Prime Exclusive Discounts appear directly in the search results and on product detail pages, clearly showing the slashed prices to Prime members.


Step 4: Manage Your Inventory

Running out of stock during Prime Day means missing out on major sales opportunities. Make sure your FBA inventory arrives earlier and have a backup plan just in case.

Tips:

  • Monitor current stock levels
  • Use a backup fulfillment method
  • Consider old stock removal options

Step 5: Optimize Your Listings

Retail readiness is all about making sure your listings are in top shape before Prime Day. This means your titles, bullet points, and product descriptions should be rich in relevant keywords to help you rank higher in search results. Use clear, high-quality images that showcase your product and highlight key features. Make sure your listings answer common customer questions to reduce confusion and hesitation.

Don’t forget to address complaints found in customer reviews — this can help prevent returns and negative feedback. Also, keep your A+ Content and product descriptions up-to-date so shoppers have a seamless and engaging experience.

  • Address customer complaints from reviews
  • Update A+ Content and product descriptions

Step 6: Create Virtual Product Bundles

Boost your average order value by bundling slower-moving items with your top-sellers. With Amazon's Virtual Product Bundle Tool, Brand Registered Sellers can group up to five ASINs together without physically packaging them — Amazon handles the fulfillment for you.

  • No need to physically bundle items
  • Up to 5 ASINs
  • Available for Brand Registered Sellers

Step 7: Clear Out Old Inventory

Prime Day is the perfect opportunity to clear out aging inventory and free up valuable warehouse space. By offering deep discounts on older or slower-moving products, you can turn stagnant stock into fresh sales and improve your inventory turnover.

  • Offer deep discounts on older items
  • Clear warehouse space
  • Turn stale stock into sales

Step 8: Update Brand Store, Posts, and A+ Content

With increased traffic expected during Prime Day, your Brand Store needs to be ready to capture attention and convert shoppers. 

Create a dedicated Prime Day page to showcase your best deals, highlight top-performing products, and update your A+ Content with fresh visuals and persuasive messaging. 

Use Amazon Posts to generate buzz—these can be created from your existing social media content and help drive additional discovery from within your storefront. Step 9: Boost Your PPC Campaigns

Run Amazon Ads to maximize visibility.

Use:

  • Sponsored Products (for top keywords)
  • Sponsored Brands (with promo callouts)
  • Sponsored Brand Videos (for high engagement)

Pro Tips:

  • Increase budgets from 4 PM onward (peak shopping time)
  • Use budget rules to automate spending
  • Track search term reports to optimize performance

Step 10: Don’t Ignore Off-Amazon Marketing

Spread the word outside Amazon.

Channels:

  • Social media (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook)
  • Influencer marketing
  • Email campaigns

Take advantage of Brand Referral Bonus: earn up to 10% bonus on qualified sales driven through external links.

Step 11: Start Early Promotions

Start building excitement three weeks before Prime Day by teasing your deals through email and social media. Launch Amazon ads early to build product awareness and bid on high-performing keywords to boost your organic rankings ahead of the surge in traffic.

Step 12: Final Prep – One Week Before Prime Day

  • Confirm all deals, ads, and inventory are good to go
  • Double-check listings, images, and bullet points
  • Test campaigns to ensure performance and placement

Be Ready, Stay Agile

Prime Day can be a game-changer for your business. But success isn’t just about big discounts. It’s about being smart, strategic, and staying ahead of the competition.

If this sounds overwhelming, you don’t have to do it alone.

Why
Chief Marketplace Officer (CMO) is the Key

Chief Marketplace Officer brings full Amazon brand management under one roof. From inventory planning to ad strategy, listing optimization, to marketing, CMO handles it all. All you have to do is focus on growth.

With the right partner, your Prime Day isn’t just good. It’s record-breaking.

Ready to dominate Prime Day 2025? Let Chief Marketplace Officer lead the way.

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