Windows 10: Amazon announces Amazon Shopper Panel to earn monthly rewards

Brink · Oct 20, 2020

Shoppers have more choices than ever. Itâs now commonplace for shoppers to visit both online and physical stores even within the journey of a single purchaseâfor example, by searching for a product in a brick-and-mortar store, paying for it online, and then picking it up curbside. This breadth of options enables people to find the best products for their needs at the lowest prices, and get them in the way thatâs most convenient.

In this incredibly competitive retail environment, Amazon works with brands of all sizes to help them grow their businesses not just in our store, but also across the myriad of places customers shop. We also work hard to provide our selling partnersâand small businesses in particularâwith tools, insights, and data to help them be successful in our store. But our store is just one piece of the puzzle. Customers routinely use Amazon to discover and learn about products before purchasing them elsewhere. In fact, Amazon only represents 4% of US retail sales. Brands therefore often look to third-party consumer panel and business intelligence firms like Nielsen and NPD, and many segment-specific data providers, for additional information. Such opt-in consumer panels are well-established and used by many companies to gather consumer feedback and shopping insights. These firms aggregate shopping behaviors across stores to report data like average sales price, total units sold, and revenue on tens of thousands of the most popular products.

This has inspired us to explore how we could better support sellers and brands by also providing insights from beyond our store. The Amazon Shopper Panel is the result. Over time, the new Amazon Shopper Panel can help advertisers understand how their ads support their sales at other retailers â and through panel surveys, help them improve their products and grow their businesses. It also provides immediate rewards to participants who choose to join the panel, and will benefit all of our customers in the form of better shopping, product, and advertising experiences.

What is the Amazon Shopper Panel?

The Amazon Shopper Panel offers participants the opportunity to earn more than $10 a month by sharing receipts for purchases made outside of Amazon and completing short surveys. Amazon will aggregate and anonymize information that panelists choose to share and use it to improve advertising measurement and relevance and help brands with product researchâas well as improve the product and content selection on Amazon. For example, we can use panel metrics to report on a brandâs total Amazon Advertising-attributed sales for purchases made off-line, or a brand could field a panel survey to inform a new product theyâre developing. Participation is 100% voluntary, no individual panelist information is ever shared with third parties, and panelists can choose to stop participating at any time.

How does it work?

The size of the Amazon Shopper Panel is currently limited. Customers receiving an invitation can download the app from the App Store or Google Play Store. Participating is easyâhereâs how it works:

Download the app and sign in using your Amazon credentials.

Individuals who choose to join can submit photos of eligible receipts via the Amazon Shopper Panel app or forward email receipts to [email protected]. Ten or more eligible receipts per month equals a $10 monthly reward, and all receipts count equally.

Rewards can be credited to panelists' Amazon Balance at the end of the month, or donated to one of the 12 charitable organizations listed in the app. Panelists can change their reward selection monthly.

Unlike other panel or loyalty programs, there is no need to track or redeem points.

There are also opportunities to answer survey questions. Each survey comes with its own reward amount, which is displayed in the app.

Panelists decide how they want to participate. They can choose to submit receipts, answer survey questions, or both. If they choose to only answer survey questions, they will only receive the rewards associated with those surveys.

At Amazon, nothing is more important to us than earning the trust of our customers. We take data security and privacy seriously. All information participants choose to share as part of the Amazon Shopper Panel is handled in strict accordance with our privacy notice, and panelists have complete controlâwe only receive information they explicitly choose to provide (via receipt submissions or survey responses), and panelists can delete receipts or stop participating at any time. When a panelist deletes a receipt within the app, any receipt information in our system is also deleted.

If youâre interested in learning more about the Amazon Shopper Panel or joining the wait list, you can download the app or visit panel.amazon.com.
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Source: What is the Amazon Shopper Panel and how does it work? | Amazon Advertising

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iOS: Amazon Shopper Panel on the App Store

Android: Amazon Shopper Panel - Apps on Google Play

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You didn't ask how to use the mobile to earn points. Why not?

The phone uses Bing.

Bing Help

If the Microsoft account connected with your phone is the same one you use to sign in to Bing Rewards, then you’re probably already earning credits when you search on your phone.

See How can I tell if I’m earning credits for searching on Bing.

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Hi Moe,

There is a possibility that the Amazon Music app is enabled on startup. To properly troubleshoot this issue, we recommend disabling the app from the startup menu using the steps below:

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2. Go to the Startup tab.

3. Uncheck the Amazon Music from the list.

4. Click OK.

5. Restart your computer, and test the issue,

Feel free to post back for the results.

Windows 10: Amazon announces Amazon Shopper Panel to earn monthly rewards

Amazon announces Amazon Shopper Panel to earn monthly rewards

Amazon announces Amazon Shopper Panel to earn monthly rewards

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