Amazon announced that it is adding a handful of physical retail brands to its same-day delivery offering to prime members.
To get started, offer same-day delivery from clothing stores PacSun, Diesel and Superdryas well as the retailer of GNC vitaminsin 10 cities in the US The service is free for prime members when they spend 25 dollars or more (regarding 500 Mexican pesos), according to Amazon.
Some of the participating retailers also offer shoppers the option to order items online and pick them up in store.
Same-day delivery is a common practice today and refers to the last-mile delivery of packages on the same day that customers place an order, usually within hours or a specific window of time.
In recent years, the reduction in delivery times has had a positive impact on the electronic commerceso much so that 6 in 10 companies plan to offer same-day delivery, according to a report from Go People. Other statistics make it clear that there is a strong demand for this service. Nearly 5 in 10 consumers (49 percent) say that same-day delivery is an added value when shopping.
There are many benefits of same day delivery:
- Improving customer satisfaction.
- Reduce friction in the purchase decision.
- Save on shipping.
So it’s no surprise that Amazon add this strategy to your retail stores with “low” purchase amounts.
But it’s not the only one that does Free market since last year it has a new super fast delivery method where users receive packages the same day they placed the order. modality is available for more than 10 million items that are already stored in the centers, that is, those that have the legend “FULL”.
Users automatically see the express delivery option appear on selected items. If the purchase exceeds 299 pesos, users can read the legend “it arrives for free today”.
In the case of Amazon, The company continues to invest heavily to make one-day delivery happen and, in some areas, same-day delivery the default for its prime members. The company has expanded the number of eligible one-day products and now has “thousands” of items that can be delivered within a few hours.
Amazon isn’t the only company looking beyond warehouses to fill orders for electronic commerce. Walmart y Target they are leveraging their large physical footprints to speed up deliveries in hopes of expanding their share of the e-commerce market.
Consumers are increasingly demanding faster delivery speeds from online retailers, as evidenced by the explosion of ultra-fast grocery platforms in the last year.