Amazon has launched a new lead generation ad feature for businesses not selling on its platform. This tool helps capture customer interest directly from ads on Amazon, Twitch, IMDb, and other sites. It allows businesses to use Amazon's extensive network and data to generate leads.
Amazon has introduced a new beta feature for businesses that don’t sell products on its platform. This feature enables them to generate leads through display ads across Amazon’s network. Businesses can now capture customer interest directly within the ad creative without customers needing to leave the website they’re browsing.
These ads appear across Amazon’s properties, including the homepage and product detail pages. They are also displayed on owned sites like Twitch and IMDb, and various third-party destinations. The placements are automatically optimized based on targeting tactics and desired outcomes, ensuring the best results for advertisers.
Search Engine Land contributor Navah Hopkins confirmed the feature's availability, noting that before this, customers couldn’t fill out lead forms. Jeffrey Cohen also highlighted this update on LinkedIn. This move allows businesses of all sizes to leverage Amazon's rich data ecosystem, providing a level playing field in digital advertising.
Amazon's new ad tool is part of a broader strategy to compete more aggressively in digital advertising beyond its ecommerce platform. Businesses interested in this beta feature can contact their Amazon Ads Product Development Manager for more details through the Ad console. This new offering underscores Amazon’s commitment to expanding its advertising solutions.
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