Amazon Prime Day 2015
Campaign · 2015 · Notable
Amazon reported 34.4 million items ordered as shoppers mocked its first Prime Day.
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How it worksNumbers
- #PrimeDayFail potential impressions, Brandwatch; not unique people
- 58M
- As of Jul 17, 2015 · Brandwatch / Dinah Alobeid (via Social Media Today)
- Seed to peak proxy
- 9 days
- Jul 6 ’15 to Jul 15 ’15
- Platforms
- 5
- Started on Open web
- Origin
- Mixed
- Retail
How it spread
Trace the originAmazon promoted its first Prime Day with public art and paid ads. Shoppers’ jokes reached press roundups and Facebook’s trending list. Amazon reported 34.4 million items ordered. Sale-day Facebook trending anchors the attention proxy.
Proxy date; not a directly measured attention peak.
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July 2015
Amazon seed · Jul 6 ’15
Amazon launched its Prime Day promotion with a #PrimeLiving photo contest and commissioned public art.[1]
The Verge press · Jul 6 ’15
The Verge covered Amazon’s announcement of Prime Day and its members-only deals.[2]
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