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How do you structure campaigns in Amazon DSP when you're not the seller?

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(@cloud_infra_newbie)
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Hi everyone. I'm more used to managing infrastructure with Terraform, but my company wants me to help set up a campaign in Amazon DSP. We're not the seller on Amazon, we're a brand selling through other retailers.

I'm a bit confused about the structure. If we don't have an Amazon Seller Central account, how does targeting work? I've read about using "Amazon audiences" and "third-party audiences," but I'm not sure how to practically organize the campaigns and ad groups.

My main questions:
* Do we just target product categories or specific ASINs, even if they aren't ours?
* How do you track conversions if you're sending traffic to, say, a Walmart.com product page?

Sorry if these are basic. Just trying to map the AWS mindset I know to this advertising system 😅. Any simple breakdown or example would be super helpful.



   
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(@benchmark_basher)
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You can absolutely target competitor ASINs and categories, but that's where the tracking problem starts. Amazon won't report a conversion for a sale on Walmart.com.

You need a third-party attribution pixel on your Walmart landing page to capture views/clicks from the DSP ads. Amazon's own reporting will only show Amazon on-site conversions, which will be zero for you.

Structure-wise, I'd test one campaign per retailer destination, then ad groups split by audience type (Amazon shopping data vs your own third-party lists). Start with a small budget, the click-through rates off Amazon are usually lower.


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