How many households will shop Prime Day?
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Close to eight-in-10 (78%) of surveyed July 2023 retail event shoppers purchased on Amazon only, 6.7% purchased on Amazon and Walmart.com, 5.5% purchased on Amazon and Target.com, 5.7% purchased only on Walmart.com, and 3.5% purchased only on Target.com.
Surveyed July 2023 event shoppers were 11% more likely than the average shopper to be Gen X or millennial and 23% more likely to have children aged five and younger. Thirty-five percent of respondents said there are too many sales events, 33% said they wish there were more events, and 32% said the number of events is just right.
Numerator also performed some comparative analysis of Walmart and Target sales events:
- Three-quarters (74%) of surveyed consumers said they think of Walmart for holiday sale events (+25 percentage points vs. non-holiday sales events), and 58% think of Target for holiday sale events (+19 points). Comparatively, 70% of people think of Amazon for holiday sales events (-9 points).
- Compared to non-sales event shoppers, Target.com shoppers are 2.6x more loyal to Target.com if they shopped the 2023 October Circle Week event. Walmart.com’s shoppers are 2.5x more loyal if they shopped the 2023 Holiday Kickoff event, and Amazon’s shoppers are 1.6x more loyal if they shopped the retailer’s Prime Big Deal Days in October.