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Banner ads on and off Amazon, aimed at in-market, product engagement and site visitor audiences.
ExploreAmazon DSP is Amazon's programmatic platform for buying display, video and audio ads on Amazon's own properties and on third-party sites, using Amazon's shopping, streaming and browsing signals. On September 29, 2026, it moved under the Amazon Ads Agent umbrella, and programmatic buying is shifting to DVA+ campaigns, rolling out gradually from the end of October. You do not need to sell on Amazon to use it, and Türkiye is one of the countries where Amazon DSP operates.
With Amazon DSP, we look for people close to buying your product, on and off Amazon, using Amazon's shopping and streaming signals. We combine these signals with your own customer data into one programmatic plan: awareness on the TV screen with Prime Video, and conversions on your website or app with display and Performance+.
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Banner ads on and off Amazon, aimed at in-market, product engagement and site visitor audiences.
ExploreAmazon DSP in-stream and out-stream video on desktop, mobile and tablet, with viewer audiences followed up through display.
ExploreFull-screen, non-skippable pre-roll and mid-roll in films and series. Most viewing is on TV screens, with a light ad load.
ExploreBrand+ for reach and consideration, Performance+ for conversions and ROAS. Both combine first-party data with Amazon signals.
ExploreAmazon DSP app install and in-app event campaigns with CPI or CPA goals, measured in Events Manager with MMP data.
ExploreOn September 29, 2026, Amazon brought the DSP and the ads console together in a single platform with a conversational AI assistant, under Amazon Ads Agent. Programmatic buying will be managed as DVA+, by turning on "advanced settings". According to Amazon's announcement, DVA+ is rolling out gradually from the end of October; the announcement does not detail how existing campaigns will be migrated, so we track the transition account by account.
In practice, the classic DSP interface will remain visible in many accounts for a while. That is why we say "Amazon DSP (Amazon Ads Agent)" on our pages. During the transition, our first task is to check how the order and line item structure maps to the new screens, and to make sure frequency caps and brand safety settings are not lost in the move.
A bank, a car brand or a mobile app may have no products on Amazon; their audience still shops on Amazon, watches Prime Video and visits IMDb. Amazon DSP lets you combine this first-party behavior with the brand's own data. According to Amazon data, Amazon Ads' monthly ad-supported reach in Türkiye exceeds 20 million; in planning we read this figure not as a ceiling but as a pool that narrows with audience selection.
Amazon DSP sources inventory from three places: Amazon-owned placements, direct integrations with publishers and third-party SSPs. On the open web, buying is similar to Display & Video 360; since the inventory is largely the same, the difference comes from targeting with Amazon's shopping data. For brands using both platforms at once, we cap frequency separately and use reports to monitor whether the same user receives back-to-back impressions from two DSPs.
We cover campaign types in detail on separate pages: Prime Video ads are for the TV screen, while Performance+ and Brand+ use automation for conversion or reach goals. We decide which type to start with based on the creative the brand has; rather than launching a brand without a TV spot on Prime Video, we recommend testing the audience first with display and online video.
For campaigns sending traffic to a site outside Amazon, without the Amazon Ads tag or the Conversions API, no retargeting audience is built and Performance+ cannot learn. We usually install the tag through Google Tag Manager and map event names to GA4. This lets us compare the conversions Amazon reports with your own analytics; we do not increase budget before we see the gap between the two numbers.
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To learn more about Amazon DSP ad formats, contact The Brand Move Amazon DSP team today.
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ExploreDynamic retargeting on the open web with OneTag and a product feed, new customer campaigns, and retail media on retailer sites.
ExploreRTB House retargeting and prospecting on the open web, with deep learning bidding and product recommendations, usually as a managed service.
ExploreTheADX, a local DSP developed in Türkiye that says it hosts data in the country: for financial brands and local publisher inventory.
ExploreTaboola advertising on Realize: native, video and display ads on news and content sites, managed for conversions beyond search and social.
ExploreAmazon DSP is a demand-side platform for buying display, video and audio ads programmatically on Amazon-owned properties such as Prime Video, Twitch and IMDb, through direct publisher integrations and through third-party SSPs. Its main difference from other DSPs is targeting with Amazon's shopping and streaming signals.
Yes. Amazon DSP is open to brands whether or not they sell on Amazon. For brands that don't, the ad points to your own website or app; we install the Amazon Ads tag or Conversions API for measurement and use Amazon's shopping and streaming signals for targeting.
It depends on budget and goals. We choose between a self-service account, Amazon's managed service or, for Prime Video inventory in Türkiye, an authorized partner. In every case we install the Amazon Ads tag first and check customer list uploads against KVKK (Türkiye's personal data protection law).
Amazon says advanced settings are designed to resemble today's workflow for experienced buyers, but its announcement did not explain how existing campaigns will be migrated. So after the transition we check frequency caps, brand safety settings and audience assignments one by one, because settings move to different places on the new screens.
It depends on the goal. Open web inventory overlaps heavily; we prefer Amazon DSP for shopping signals and Prime Video, and DV360 for YouTube and Google data. When both run together, we cap frequency separately and measure unique reach separately.
In a free call we review your audience, inventory needs and measurement setup, then tell you in writing which platform makes sense to start with.