A shopper knows what to look for.
Search reveals an immediate need.
Our DSP specialists find relevant audiences, manage your campaigns, and refine performance.
Search reveals an immediate need.
Sponsored Products can reach shoppers actively searching.
DSP adds audience-based reach beyond this search moment.
Reach relevant audiences, including category and competitor-product interests.
Re-engage eligible audiences as they continue considering.
One coordinated advertising strategy.Purchases and incremental impact are outcomes to measure.
Catalog, margins, current advertising, inventory and marketplaces decide what DSP should do for you.
Audience strategies are selected for the objective. Not every type is used for every advertiser.
Each stage has its own audience, creative, inventory, objective and measure. One generic retargeting campaign isn’t a DSP strategy.
Structure, caps and measurement are set before scale, so early spend produces learning, not noise.
DSP management isn’t “set a campaign and wait for the report.” It’s a continuous decision system.
Amazon Marketing Cloud separates the paths, so the next dollar follows the evidence.
We review whether repeated exposure is still helping your campaign.
We recommend reducing repeated exposure and testing more reach with relevant new shoppers.
Your strategist explains the proposal before changes that need your approval.
Reduce repeated exposure. Test a new audience.
In a real review, you discuss it with your strategist, who walks you through the reasoning and supporting data before anything changes.
Interactive example. Nothing here changes an account.
We report what changed, review the results, and explain the next recommendation.
Your budget. Clear decisions. Ongoing visibility.
Explore how campaign signals guide your strategist’s decisions.
We compare spending pace with the agreed campaign plan.
We compare audience signals against your campaign objective.
We review placement quality and performance across available inventory.
We review repeat exposure alongside purchase signals.
We compare regional signals with your targeting and business goals.
We examine available journey data to understand how touchpoints work together.
We review product-level signals against your campaign goals.
Compare the final click with the available path to purchase.
Which click gets the credit?
Credit goes to the final ad click.
What happened before the purchase?
Explore available ad interactions before purchase.
SellerApp uses these insights to guide your next campaign decision.
Simplified journey. AMC uses aggregated data; path analysis does not prove incremental sales.
Pacing and delivery
Audience performance
Inventory quality and frequency
Anomalies
Audience and inventory changes
Creative learning
Budget allocation
Performance review
Growth and new-to-brand
DSP contribution
Portfolio impact
Next investment priorities
Strategic growth plan
Marketplace expansion
Category priorities
Investment allocation
Objective, audiences and budget structure agreed before spend.
A dedicated DSP strategist owns your account, supported by SellerApp’s audience, AMC and reporting specialists. One person answers for every decision.
Starting point. Search tapped out; margins under pressure.
DSP strategy. DSP-led growth: prospecting, remarketing, competitor and cross-sell audiences.
What followed. DSP revenue 3.7×, orders 4×, TACoS steady.
Starting point. Loyal buyers, but search wasn’t adding new customers.
DSP strategy. Off-Amazon display and streaming ads, reaching Twitch viewers.
What followed. DSP built demand; Sponsored Ads converted it.
“In six months, DSP went from zero to 35% of our revenue, and our TACoS never moved.”
One team accountable for who you reach, where you spend, what gets optimized, and whether it was incremental.
It depends on retail readiness more than brand size. We look at captured search demand, product economics, listing conversion, inventory, budget and your objective. A brand with proven demand, converting listings and stable stock can run DSP effectively.
Amazon sets its own minimum commitments for DSP, and they vary by marketplace and buying route. We confirm the applicable minimum and a recommended budget structure for your objective in your media plan, before anything is committed.
From the objective and the funnel. Each stage gets its own audience, creative and measure, and budget moves toward the segments earning it. We don’t run one generic retargeting campaign and call it a DSP strategy.
From in-market and lifestyle audiences, category shoppers, competitor and similar-product audiences, product-view and detail-page remarketing, cart abandoners, new-to-brand prospecting, past purchasers, cross-sell audiences, and custom audiences built in Amazon Marketing Cloud. All are aggregated and privacy-safe, and we select them per objective.
Amazon shopping environments, Amazon-owned properties, and eligible third-party publisher inventory available through Amazon DSP. Availability depends on marketplace, objective and advertiser eligibility, and placements are kept or excluded based on how they convert.
Frequency caps are set before scale, then adjusted using exposure-frequency analysis: where purchase behavior stops improving with more exposure, we lower the cap and redirect budget to reach.
Through Amazon’s new-to-brand metrics in DSP reporting and new-to-brand contribution in AMC path analysis, read against the acquisition goal agreed at the start.
AMC separates DSP-only, DSP-assisted and Sponsored-Ads-only paths, and we watch branded search and Sponsored Ads efficiency alongside DSP. That gives an evidence-based read on contribution, not perfect causal proof.
AMC is Amazon’s privacy-safe, aggregated analytics environment. It shows how impressions, clicks and purchases connect across DSP, Sponsored Ads and organic behavior, answering questions standard reporting can’t, such as which exposures preceded a purchase.
With AMC journey analysis and incrementality assessment where the account and data support it. We report the result as contribution and influence, with the method stated, rather than claiming certainty the data can’t support.
You see where budget goes by audience, inventory and campaign, along with what changed and why. Changes that move budget between funnel stages or change direction come to you first.
You get reporting built around contribution, plus regular reviews with your strategist. The exact dashboard access for your account is confirmed in your proposal.
A dedicated DSP strategist, accountable for your account and supported by SellerApp’s audience, AMC and reporting specialists.
Continuously. Pacing, audience performance, frequency, inventory quality, geography and creative response are watched and corrected daily, not at a fixed monthly checkpoint. Your reporting cadence is agreed with you at the start.
DSP builds demand upstream; Sponsored Ads converts it when shoppers search. We read the two together, including branded search and product-level performance, so the channels are coordinated instead of competing.
Yes. We support 19 Amazon marketplaces across North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific. Specific DSP features and inventory differ by marketplace.
The early stretch follows the operating model: baseline and plan, a controlled launch, then optimization and measurement. The specific timeline for your account is set out in your media plan.
Display, online video, streaming TV, and audio where supported in your marketplace, alongside Amazon’s responsive eCommerce creative. We handle creative strategy and work with your existing assets; production scope is confirmed before the engagement begins.
We’ll say so. If the foundation isn’t ready, we’ll recommend what to fix first, such as Sponsored Ads management or Listing Optimization.
We’ll review your advertising funnel, DSP opportunity, audience strategy and measurement setup, then show you where incremental growth may exist.