Amazon delivers same-day for mall brands


Amazon’s newest Prime perk is same-day delivery from stores such as GNC and PacSun.

Why it matters: The added service demonstrates how much its consumer retail business has helped to fuel its enterprise e-commerce.

Catch up fast: Amazon announced today that Prime members in more than 10 cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., can get items from Superdry, Diesel, and others delivered same-day for free.

  • Important caveats: Qualifying purchases need to be $25 or more. And orders are placed through the Amazon app or on Amazon.com.

Context: Other retailers including Sephora and grocery chains have been using platforms such as Instacart or UberEats to get their goods to homes quickly.

  • Coresight Research CEO Deborah Weinswig tells Axios that one Amazon advantage is that it can deliver a variety of goods in one trip.

The big picture: Heavy investments that Amazon has made in its logistics are paying off at a larger scale.

  • “It’s taking an existing same-day delivery infrastructure and expanding it to other retailers,” Forrester principal analyst Sucharita Kodali tells Axios. 

What to watch: The real appeal and benefits of same-day delivery to retailers and customers. 

  • While there has been massive funding for speedy delivery startups, customer demand isn’t there yet, says Kodali.
  • On the other hand, Weinswig sees same-day delivery as being able to help customers make more sustainable decisions — such as buying one gallon of milk when they need it, versus six gallons that could go to waste.



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2022-08-02 02:41:45

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