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Amazon Prime Spending vs Non-Prime Customers [CHART]

By David Erickson | June 19, 2014

Amazon Prime Spending vs Non-Prime Customers [CHART]

People who subscribe to Amazon Prime spend a lot more than non-Prime members. Prime is a $99/year service that includes two-day shipping, a video streaming service, and a music streaming service. Read the rest at Business Insider.

Posted in Consumer Behavior, Content Marketing, eCommerce, Online Behavior and tagged Amazon, Amazon Prime

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