Design Amazon DSP campaigns
This page explains that campaign design prompts for Amazon DSP are not provided today. It shows what you can do with DSP right now (delivery performance analysis) and where to actually carry out design and trafficking.
About this page
Section titled “About this page”| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| What you can do here | Guidance that DSP design is not offered, plus alternatives (delivery performance analysis and where to do the design) |
| Applies to | Amazon DSP |
| Data / connection needed | — |
| Scope | Guidance only (there are no prompts) |
What you can do now with DSP
Section titled “What you can do now with DSP”For DSP campaigns that are already running, you can analyze their performance.
- Analyze Amazon DSP delivery performance — performance decomposition by order / line item, delivery trends, creative-fatigue signal detection, and TACoS comparison with and without DSP
- Analyze cross-ad customer behavior with AMC — customer-level analysis across SP / SB / SD / DSP (new-customer acquisition, LTV, retention)
What data cannot be retrieved
Section titled “What data cannot be retrieved”The following is not fed through to Picaro, so the analysis prompts cannot handle it either.
- Performance of individual creatives
- Frequency (exposure frequency)
- Breakdown by audience
- Delivery deal terms such as CPM and deals
- Breakdown by placement (domain / app)
If you need these, check them in the Amazon DSP console as well.
A note on terminology
Section titled “A note on terminology”Orders and line items are Amazon DSP’s management units. Sponsored Ads (SP / SB / SD) use campaigns, ad groups, ads, keywords, product targets, and negative targets. To avoid confusion, this Prompt Library uses DSP terminology only on the DSP pages.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Analyze Amazon DSP delivery performance — the DSP analysis available today
- Create Sponsored Products (SP) campaigns — creating Sponsored Ads campaigns
- Create Sponsored Brands (SB) campaigns
- Create Sponsored Display (SD) campaigns