The order is saved! Starting next month, the United States will give out money again, and each family can receive $3,300

Prime Day is coming soon. Some Amazon sellers are shocked instead of surprised: product A+ and rankings disappear; illegal operations such as parachuting in best sellers occur frequently; some product detail pages disappear...

When things go wrong, many sellers expect the US to give out money and increase orders. According to previous experience, after the money is given out, the American people's desire to buy increases, and the effect of increasing orders is immediate. If the sellers expect, the US will give out money again from next month and continue to do so until the end of the year.

To save sellers' orders, the United States will give out money again starting next month

Families across the United States who are eligible for monthly child tax credit payments have begun receiving letters from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

This payment is for children and students under the "American Family Plan", which provides subsidies to children of low- and middle-income parents in the United States.

Children under 6 get $3,600;

Children aged 6 to 17 received $3,000;

So every American family with children will receive a monthly payment of between $250 and $300 per child , paid monthly.

It is understood that payments will begin in July (next month) and continue until December. FOX Business confirmed the official dates are:

July 15;

August 13;

September 15;

October 15;

November 15;

December 15;

The payment will be based on the parent's adjusted gross income (AGI) as reflected on their 2020 tax return. It will be $50 for every $1,000 of income above $75,000 for individuals and $150,000 for couples. The benefit will be fully refundable and eligible families will receive the full amount.

For example, let's say a couple has a 4-year-old and an 8-year-old, and their joint income taxes for 2020 are $120,000. Starting in July, the IRS will send them $550 a month. The younger child gets $300 a month ($3,600/12) and the older child gets $250 a month ($3,000/12). The money will continue until December, after which the couple will receive a remaining payment of $3,300, $1,800 for the younger child ($300 X $6) and $1,500 for the older child ($250 X $6), as their 2021 tax refund.

If a family's income is too high to qualify for the tax credit, but their income is less than $200,000 for an individual and $400,000 for a married couple, they can still get a $2,000 credit for their children.

It is worth noting that the revised child tax credit plan only applies to 2021. The plan was proposed by Biden and is worth about $1.8 trillion to address the shortcomings of child care, education and paid leave.

According to the Biden administration, the enhanced child tax credit will be available to approximately 39 million families and 65 million children, covering approximately 88% of the nation's children.

Are you surprised? If a family has two children, they can not only receive $550 per month from July, but also a large amount of $3,300 by the end of the year.

From July to the beginning of the school year, back-to-school products and children's products may see good sales momentum. As the fourth quarter peak season approaches, many American families will receive large tax refunds, and new opportunities will emerge for many categories of products. Sellers may not have to worry about sales on Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday. Are you ready to wait for the explosion of orders?

Pre-PD syndrome is coming, the US may stimulate order growth by giving out money

The United States has a printing press. In order to ease the unemployment caused by the epidemic, the United States distributes money at any time. This has fattened the wallets of Americans, but the United States prints money and the world pays for it. The continued low exchange rate of the US dollar has made cross-border people feel uneasy. One seller lamented: "This exchange rate is really terrible. It was around 6.7 last year, and it has dropped directly to 6.3 this year."

Prime Day is approaching, just like the calm before the storm. Many sellers have found it increasingly difficult to operate their businesses in recent days.

Poor orders. Sellers reported that there were few orders recently, and a cliff-like decline was common. According to past analysis, many buyers are saving their money and waiting for the big promotion on the Member Day, which is not a bad situation, at least they still have to buy. But sellers are worried that buyers really have no money and can only suppress their shopping needs.

One seller said: "Amazon's orders have fluctuated dramatically. Is it because they are waiting for Prime Day? I don't think so. The most fundamental reason is that buyers have no money."

The money, which will be distributed next month, is expected to stimulate the growth of sellers' orders. After all, in the first half of the year when the economy was not very prosperous, the surge in orders brought about by the money distribution in the United States was unforgettable.

In March, 90 million Americans received stimulus checks of $1,400. On the same day, orders on Amazon surged. Faced with the sudden influx of orders, sellers couldn't help but sigh that the effect of giving money was too direct, and many people said that the sales increase was completely beyond expectations.

In addition to poor orders, sellers’ pre-PD syndrome also causes ACOS to go off the charts.

One seller was speechless: the orders were nowhere to be seen, but the advertising fee was spent quickly, and it was all spent in the middle of the night. It turned out that they were busy clicking add to cart. Many sellers felt the same way, and ACOS explosion happened every day.

In fact, it’s not just buyers who have pre-holiday syndrome, Amazon also has it. Recently, Amazon has had bugs of one kind or another , leaving people confused: product detail pages disappearing, A+ and ranking disappearing, coupons not working properly, etc. Some sellers complained: “Amazon is such a big Internet company, can’t they make their website better?!”

Despite the fierce price war on the platform, most sellers are still full of expectations for PD.

Amazon reminds that these situations may result in the inability to participate in the Prime Day promotion, including promotional prices that do not meet the activity requirements, inventory quantities that do not meet the minimum quantity requirements for the activity, product main images that do not meet Amazon requirements, and other violations of Amazon policy regulations. Sellers need to be careful to avoid pitfalls.

In addition, as a killer for Member Day, Prime-specific coupons and Prime-exclusive discounts can still be submitted. The recommended submission deadline for Prime-specific coupons (local time) is June 20, 2021 (the coupon can take effect as soon as 6 hours after submission); the recommended submission deadline for Prime-exclusive discounts (local time) is June 14, 2021.

At present, many sellers are facing the actual problem of not being able to participate in the promotion due to out of stock. Amazon said that if the seller's FBA products have not yet arrived at the warehouse, they can apply first. If they can arrive in time, they can participate in the promotion normally. If they cannot arrive in time, they can also cancel the activity they have applied for.

In addition, the platform recommends that sellers actively monitor upcoming promotions on the Seller Platform Management Promotions page as Member Day approaches to ensure that they always meet the eligibility requirements, and pay attention to email reminders.

As an important factor in sales in the first half of the year, PD remains the hope of many sellers.

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