INSIDER SECRETS FOR SHOPPING AMAZON (how to save BIG from an Amazon Shopping Pro)

Amazon shopping professional shares her best secrets to making the most of Amazon, from finding the best Amazon deals and products, to avoiding overspending and impulse purchasing, to making the most of Amazon features to save you money and time.

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[donnaclark]

When you save for later, Amazon let’s you know when the price drops. Anytime I want something, I always save for later and wait till the price goes down.

[betharment]

I love the "save to list" option. Instead of having hundreds of items in "save for later, " I have separate lists for craft supplies, clothing, jewelry, etc., as well as a private list of gift ideas for each family member.

[hippitiedippitie]

Who else genuinely appreciates the time and effort Kallie takes to put these videos together?!
Kallie, you're so funny and relatable, and truly just an enjoyable person to listen to! Haha. Thanks for keeping busy and making these videos for us!! ❤️
P.s. your hair is gorgeous! 🤩 I think that in all your videos!

[rlbx]

Love the Save For Later option; especially when I can't decide which option I want. Recently looked at bar stools and put everything i liked in the Save For Later. Allows me to then compare only the things I think I like side by side. Then, I still leave it there a few days and go back to decide if I really liked it. My cart has a ton of stuff in it and it really curbs the spending.

[darlenebergantzel]

I use save for later a lot. It’s my way to decide whether I really want/need something. Has saved me a lot of money and time.

[TheKnallkorper]

I’ve had stuff in my cart for over a year still thinking about it 😅

[karenprinz]

Save for later is how my husband and I drop hints for holidays. We both add stuff to it and it’s kind of our ongoing “wish lists”.

[lindawarden-burglund]

These are such good tips! I'm not the most computer savvy when it comes to all of these features, but I will definitely check them out now, after your clear, useful, and user-friendly information. I feel like I can become a much better shopper, saving me time and money on my limited budget! Thanks so much!

[va]

I use lists in conjunction with the save for later option. If I watch a gift idea video and see something that I really want to buy for someone, I will usually add it to a list. That way when it comes time to buy birthday gifts I can check the list of ideas. It keeps me from buying a gift on impulse and then regretting it if I see or think of something better later.

[patkern]

I think you meant exacerbate, not exasperate (although dealing with the clutter we have to deal with after over buying can be exasperating), and I agree. You make excellent points. Love your channel! 🤗

[talliyahrose]

I have not explored Amazon as thoroughly as I probably should have. Thank you for all the hidden gems.

[ellengriffith]

I don’t mean to be dumb, but how do I get the Honey Extension? Also a tip that I just started implementing for the holidays, is I’ve asked people to share their Amazon “wish list” with me. It’s really helped me get just the right presents for my loved ones. Thank you for all that you do. I learn so much from you that I can actually use to make my life easier!!! *BIG HUGS*

[pamelaruth]

Holy cow!!!! I learned a ton of things I never knew before. Thanx a TFS and take

[Vivian-wveq]

I make lists all the time in different categories. Love Amazon!!

[mrscb]

Your advice on the save for later, you have said that before and I started using it, so VERY helpful!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us ❤️💚❤️💚

[iekika]

I love using their photo service. I don’t like the cloud and my photos are important to me so backing them up using a photo service as well as a hard drive keeps my mind at ease! Love the Save for Later feature. Probably too much lol 😂 I have hundreds of items there. We love making lists too. And when my kids want/need/like something, they can add it to their personal list and I can see it (my kids are 18 and 21) and it makes gift giving easier. ❤

[momofloves]

They also have where you can make lists and label them whatever you want. I have organized lists for everyone in the family for gifts, also for kitchen needs, decor items wanted, garden, outdoor items, bathrooms etc. it will also notify you as well when the item goes on sale in any of the lists. I love it but it can be poison if not handled properly. 😜

[shirleybrewer]

My latest Amazon purchase-Clue replacement score sheets!

[MMKMoore]

Purpose-driven wish lists is the best thing on Amazon. I find that adding things to the wishlist feeds that "gotta buy it" urge just as effectively. If there's a big sale coming, like Prime Day, I'll create a list of my "high priority" buys to check when the sale is running. In a recent change, Amazon now tags those items with "Deal" or "Prime Day" so you can scan the list and easily see what's in the sale. I've found that "save for later" doesn't always notify you for these sales like it does for regular price changes.

[the_grammy]

I’m not seeing a link for the video you were supposed to post with Rachel. I agree with your tips on Amazon shopping. I spend way more than I should on Amazon. Plus! They aren’t using UPS in my area which stinks! Amazon is using the US Postal Service (snail mail) and it takes longer to receive packages. There’s no way I could get anything in 2 days.