A daily podcast about Amazon Advertising, Amazon PPC, Amazon Ads, and Amazon DSP. But also Marketing, PPC, Advertising Strategy, E-Commerce, and Technology Topics in general. From Tactics to Features to best practices and implementation strategies.
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A daily podcast about Amazon Advertising, Amazon PPC, Amazon Ads, and Amazon DSP. But also Marketing, PPC, Advertising Strategy, E-Commerce, and Technology Topics in general. From Tactics to Features to best practices and implementation strategies.
This Podcast will deliver almost daily in a quick summary of all important learnings and news from the day and the week about Amazon Advertising.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Summary: This Thursday, we're diving into the world of off-Amazon placements and how they've now become more visible in placement reports for sponsored products. Plus, a fascinating exploration of how algorithms, particularly those used by video platforms, determine content exposure.
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Good morning to all our Amazon Ads Raw Daily listeners. Today, we'll be shedding light on a recent development that has been making waves in the Amazon Ads space.
Starting off, we'll delve into the realm of off-Amazon placements. For those out of the loop, these placements are the new kids on the block, automatically enrolled into sponsor product campaigns in the US. These placements feature on platforms like BuzzFeed, Pinterest, and other content-rich sites under the Amazon content network. Now, advertisers can see how their campaigns are performing on these platforms thanks to the new "Off Amazon" category in placement reports for sponsored products. However, a lingering question is how these placements fare in terms of conversion, considering they might attract an audience with potentially lower purchase intent compared to on-site Amazon visitors. The data is still in its early stages, but indications hint at a rather modest click-through rate.
Switching lanes, our focus shifts to the world of algorithms. Almost every platform you can think of, from Amazon to YouTube to TikTok, operates based on these intricate formulas. Ever wondered how certain content gets recommended to you or why some videos go viral while others stay stagnant? It's all thanks to these algorithms. An AI app named Opus Clip has managed to leverage this by transforming longer YouTube videos into bite-sized clips tailored for platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts. From personal experience, these algorithms seem to work in stages, gradually pushing content to larger audiences based on engagement levels.
Intrigued? Reach out to us with your thoughts or any insights on these topics. As always, your engagement keeps us going. Stay curious and until next time, take care!
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