Amazon to expand privileged delivery services in over 4,000 smaller US cities, cities for the first time, and brandedquity

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The Amazon technology giant is expanding its quick delivery machine in the most rural corners of the United States. The company has declared to bring the United States for the “first time, they are bringing privileged delivery speeds faster as the same day to thousands of cities, cities and rural communities of the United States. The company plans to expand the convenience and reliability of the delivery of the same day and the day following tens of millions of US customers in over 4,000 smaller cities, cities and rural communities by the end of the year, since the company doubles for its efforts to grow domestic footprint.The company in a declaration said that it is investing over $ 4 billion in Triple Delivery Network by 2026 and each new Amazon structure will create 170 jobs on average. “Investing in the rural communities, Amazon’s rapid delivery will save time and money to customers, regardless of where they live, from North father Island, Texas and Asbury, Iowa to Lewes, Delaware and Fort Seneca, Ohio. With first, members have access to an unlimited free release for the same day when they spend over $ 25 at Checkout”, said Amazon.

At the beginning of this year, Amazon announced its intention to spend more than $ 4 billion to grow its American rural delivery network by the end of 2026, promising faster shipments to increase the demand from consumers in small cities and in the countryside.The company said that it was already seeing the purchase of customers more frequently and buy essential elements for the house at higher rates since it started offering faster deliveries in these regions.

With over 200 million members of Amazon Prime paid all over the world, first has become a key growth engine for the company. In an attempt to increase the first performance, Amazon has focused on the expansion geographically also offering discounts to younger buyers to grow its subscriber base.

“This expansion goes beyond speed: it is a matter of transforming daily life for rural customers, which generally live further from brick and mortar retailers, have fewer products and brands and face limited delivery options during online shopping,” Amazon said in a press release.

The announcement comes while Amazon is preparing to kick off his first longer day ever. The 96 -hour event will take place four days this year starting from 12:01 PT on July 8 and continuing until 11 July.