Amazon adds a data hub for DSP, AMC, and Events Manager
Amazon has introduced the Amazon Ads Data Manager (ADM), a new platform designed to centralize, organize, and activate first-party data across its advertising ecosystem, including DSP, AMC, and Events Manager. The platform facilitates the integration of various data sources to enhance ad campaign performance and measurement.
Key Takeaways
- ADM is a standalone platform, not a feature inside one tool.
- It is built for first-party data, which Amazon says can be uploaded, organized, and activated.
- The platform connects to Amazon DSP, AMC, and Events Manager.
- Amazon says ADM is meant to improve both ad campaign performance and measurement.
Why It Matters
ADM gives Amazon a single place to manage first-party data across its ad stack, which matters because DSP, AMC, and Events Manager are all in scope. That makes the integration story clearer for advertisers already using more than one Amazon ads product. The immediate question is how widely Amazon supports data sources beyond the basics implied in the launch. For StreamingMeme readers, the useful signal is whether Amazon expands ADM's integration list or adds more concrete measurement features in future updates.
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