Amazon Prime Day 2025 is around the corner, and it’s a big one, running an unprecedented four days from 8th-11th July, making it the longest Prime Day event to date.
If you’re a UK seller, now’s the perfect time to rethink your Amazon strategy and whether selling on Amazon is the right move for your business. Last year, Amazon’s net sales jumped to $638 billion (that’s £467billion to us), with third‑party sellers contributing nearly a quarter of that obscenely large sum. In other words, independent merchants like you are a driving force behind Amazon’s success.
Amazon UK remains the country’s leading e‑commerce destination, attracting over 400 million visits per month. Around 25 million Brits have Amazon Prime subscriptions (one of the highest per‑capita rates in Europe) which means being Prime‑eligible can really boost your visibility and conversion rates.
With more UK customers searching for Amazon Prime Day deals than ever, the competition is fierce, but so is the potential reward.
Fees Add Up
Referral fees, fulfilment fees, storage fees, it’s easy for costs to sneak up on you. Factor them into your pricing early.
Customer Expectations Are High
Amazon’s famous for fuss‑free returns and fast shipping. You’ll need top‑notch quality control and speedy responses to keep customers happy.
Time Commitment
From researching products and crafting listings to juggling inventory and staying on top of Amazon’s policy updates, you’ll need a solid schedule.
If you're willing to put in the work, then yes, Amazon can still be a brilliant platform for UK sellers in 2025. But it’s not a passive income goldmine. It takes time, research, and ongoing effort to get it right.
That said, with Prime Day on the horizon and millions of customers browsing, comparing, and buying, there’s a clear opportunity. Whether you’re launching a new product or scaling an existing one, now is the time to refine your listings, plan your ads, and make sure you’re ready.