This is similar to how search ads work on Google. These ads can show up above, near or within search results, or even on product detail pages. This is "the simplest way to start advertising," Amazon says on its advertiser-facing website. This is one reason when you're searching for a certain brand of product like "Clinique lipstick," you might see non-Clinique products show up first. This is what some advertisers call "conquesting," or buying ads against search terms for rival products.
It's a way for Maybelline, for example, to try to get in front of someone looking to browse Dior lipsticks. Advertisers can also buy "sponsored brands" listings, which appear in search results to help consumers discover a given brand. A brand like Perrier can appear in the top section of the search results to showcase its logo, some writing and a few products. If a customer clicks in that area, they'll be taken to a product detail page or a customized landing page for that brand.
Like sponsored results, this advertising is sold through a cost-per-click, auction-based pricing model -- the higher the bid, the more likely the ad is to be displayed. Goat Consulting, a consulting firm that focuses on brands selling on Amazon, recently did a survey of more than 2, Amazon users to see whether they were aware of the difference between organic product display and advertised product display.
In addition, the buying data from Amazon is so detailed that marketers can save their dollars and not advertise to people who just bought a product and aren't going to be buying it again soon.
Rahil Berani, vice president and director of programmatic at Digitas North America, said for items that can be bought repetitively, advertisers can suppress people who have recently purchased that product since they won't be in the market for more right away. Once some time has passed and they might be running low, advertisers can ramp up spend again. Amazon also sells "display ads," which are image ads that could show up as you shop on Amazon or on your Kindle, or as you read an article on a third-party website.
There are also video ads, which are pretty self-explanatory. Display and video ads don't necessarily have to be for products sold on Amazon, and can appear both on Amazon and on sites and apps from third parties.
For instance, let's say you're a bathroom repairman. You might like the information Amazon has to target people who are buying things like grout and hammers. But you can't sell your repair services directly on Amazon. So Amazon lets you use its data to target the same kinds of customers, both on its site and on other sites. To reach consumers on third-party sites, advertisers can use something called a "DSP," or a "demand-side platform. In simple terms, the advertisers figure out what audiences they'd like to reach, then can use the service to reach those people across multiple sites automatically or "programmatically," in industry jargon.
Amazon says the product is "best suited to advertisers who want to programmatically buy display and video ads at scale.
Amazon lets advertisers very easily see how well their media spend is translating to actual sales using the DSP. Many other e-commerce companies with similar offerings, like Walmart and Target , do not, said Digitas' Berani. Amazon's ad business is still growing at a healthy clip, but huge growth rates that came in recent quarters have cooled as advertisers seem to begin spending more carefully on the platform.
Michael Levine, senior analyst at Pivotal, said in a Q3 outlook note that Amazon was "by far the biggest standout" in the space, and said researchers "think their advertising business could correlate to [gross merchandise volume] acceleration as well and likely total company revenue guide up.
Goat Consulting's Tjernlund said Amazon has a huge advantage because it's got a lot of customers' credit card information saved, and offers one-click checkout. It also yields high conversion rates. He said people come to Amazon with the intention to buy, compared with Facebook "where the ads [are] a bit more intrusive and have less trust.
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