Overview
- The 96-hour Prime Day sale kicked off on July 8, doubling from its traditional two-day format
- Adobe Analytics projects U.S. online spending will reach $23.8 billion during the event, up 28.4% year over year
- Clothing discounts are forecast at about 24% off and electronics around 22%, with heightened focus on backpacks and college gear
- Deals are reserved for Prime members and have prompted competitors such as Walmart and Target to offer matching promotions
- Buy-Now-Pay-Later adoption is expected to account for roughly 8% of spending while shoppers turn to AI tools for deal hunting