Amazon Great Indian Sale Offer 2022

Amazon Great Indian Festival is on Laptops, Mobile, Amazon Fashion And All different Available Categories on Amazon India.

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Smartphone brands like Motorola (up to 40 percent off), Samsung (up to 18 percent off), OnePlus (exchange offers and no-cost EMI), and Google Pixel (up to 50 percent off), Apple Iphones (up to 30% off) will various offers on their smartphones. There’s an extra cashback of ten percent on-site buy, and fifteen percent cash back on app with Amazon Offer Code.

Users on the Amazon Great Indian Sale will also get up to 80 percent off on accessories like power banks, mobile covers, data cables, mobile phones and screen protectors.

Amazon says that the sale will offer users great deals on popular brands, easy returns and fast deliveries on the 100 million odd items on sale in India. Moreover, the company is looking to cash in on its prime subscriber base with access to exclusive deals.

Flipkart kicked off its ‘End of Season Sale’ ahead of its rivals, executing a tried and tested plan of snapping up consumers before the competition kicks in. This time around though, Amazon has a larger base of prime customers and has been investing heavily in its India business over the past few months.

Last month Amazon announced that it had opened seven new fulfilment centres to process orders for large appliances and furniture. On Tuesday, the company said that it would open seven more fulfilment centres across the country, but those will not come up in time for Amazon’s upcoming sale.

Further, Amazon isn’t just leaving it up to discounts to win customer but has partnered with Sbi Card to offer 10 per cent cashback on its website and 15 per cent on its app. Further, customers shopping on Amazon’s app will get a Rs 1,000 discount on domestic hotels booked through Yatra.com for a purchase of above Rs 500 on its platform.

While Amazon executes sales and other promotions where it burns money on discounting products to win customers, it is simultaneously executing a long-term strategy for becoming India’s largest e-commerce player. Experts say that Amazon has made more meaningful investments, while also doing a much better job on the brand building bit.