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What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

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What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

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When someone uses your promotion, you get charged a small amount. Also, the discount gets added up.

So if you sell something for $100 and if you are offering a 20% off, you need to add two charges.

1. $20 off your price

2. 50 cents for the redemption of the promotion(not the exact cost...I cannot remember the exact cost).

If you have $100 budget, 20.50 is being used right now. 4 more redemption's and your promotion stops because you reached your budget.

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Tatiana_Amazon

Hi @Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk,

@Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0 has provided some great answers and examples for you. I just wanted to provide this help page which discusses how to set up efficient budgets and explains the math AMZSellerAmart used. It's a good one to keep bookmarked whenever you need a refresher on how to set up your promotion budget.

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Also I want to ask where is the section on Amazon we can find how much we spent on that Percentage OFF promotion because it was not showing on the Promotions Page.
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You can reference this help page for information on how you can leverage your order report to calculate how much you have spent on a particular promotion.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Tatiana

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What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

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What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

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What does Budget means on BOGO and Percentage OFF promotions ?

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When someone uses your promotion, you get charged a small amount. Also, the discount gets added up.

So if you sell something for $100 and if you are offering a 20% off, you need to add two charges.

1. $20 off your price

2. 50 cents for the redemption of the promotion(not the exact cost...I cannot remember the exact cost).

If you have $100 budget, 20.50 is being used right now. 4 more redemption's and your promotion stops because you reached your budget.

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Tatiana_Amazon

Hi @Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk,

@Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0 has provided some great answers and examples for you. I just wanted to provide this help page which discusses how to set up efficient budgets and explains the math AMZSellerAmart used. It's a good one to keep bookmarked whenever you need a refresher on how to set up your promotion budget.

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Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk
Also I want to ask where is the section on Amazon we can find how much we spent on that Percentage OFF promotion because it was not showing on the Promotions Page.
View post

You can reference this help page for information on how you can leverage your order report to calculate how much you have spent on a particular promotion.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Tatiana

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Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0

When someone uses your promotion, you get charged a small amount. Also, the discount gets added up.

So if you sell something for $100 and if you are offering a 20% off, you need to add two charges.

1. $20 off your price

2. 50 cents for the redemption of the promotion(not the exact cost...I cannot remember the exact cost).

If you have $100 budget, 20.50 is being used right now. 4 more redemption's and your promotion stops because you reached your budget.

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Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0

When someone uses your promotion, you get charged a small amount. Also, the discount gets added up.

So if you sell something for $100 and if you are offering a 20% off, you need to add two charges.

1. $20 off your price

2. 50 cents for the redemption of the promotion(not the exact cost...I cannot remember the exact cost).

If you have $100 budget, 20.50 is being used right now. 4 more redemption's and your promotion stops because you reached your budget.

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Tatiana_Amazon

Hi @Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk,

@Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0 has provided some great answers and examples for you. I just wanted to provide this help page which discusses how to set up efficient budgets and explains the math AMZSellerAmart used. It's a good one to keep bookmarked whenever you need a refresher on how to set up your promotion budget.

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Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk
Also I want to ask where is the section on Amazon we can find how much we spent on that Percentage OFF promotion because it was not showing on the Promotions Page.
View post

You can reference this help page for information on how you can leverage your order report to calculate how much you have spent on a particular promotion.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Tatiana

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Tatiana_Amazon

Hi @Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk,

@Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0 has provided some great answers and examples for you. I just wanted to provide this help page which discusses how to set up efficient budgets and explains the math AMZSellerAmart used. It's a good one to keep bookmarked whenever you need a refresher on how to set up your promotion budget.

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Seller_0XE2Motl7UPjk
Also I want to ask where is the section on Amazon we can find how much we spent on that Percentage OFF promotion because it was not showing on the Promotions Page.
View post

You can reference this help page for information on how you can leverage your order report to calculate how much you have spent on a particular promotion.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Tatiana

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