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🔥 亞馬遜 DSP 稱霸戰!聯手微軟,它如何成為開放網路廣告的新霸主?
亞馬遜已經不再只是電商巨頭!它正快速成為整個廣告業的領導者。 繼成功將 Netflix 和 Spotify 等平台納入合作夥伴名單之後,亞馬遜現在又將科技巨頭微軟(Microsoft)拉進了戰局。這項重磅交易不僅是一個客戶移轉通知,更是亞馬遜 DSP 鞏固其在開放網路(Open Web)廣告市場地位的關鍵一步。🔥 Amazon DSP’s Battle for Dominance: Teaming Up with Microsoft to Rule the Open Web Ad Market
Amazon is no longer just an e-commerce giant — it’s rapidly becoming a leader in the global advertising industry.
After successfully partnering with major platforms like Netflix and Spotify, Amazon has now brought Microsoft into the game. This major deal isn’t just a client transfer — it marks a key move in Amazon DSP’s plan to strengthen its dominance in the open web advertising market.
🤝 The Microsoft Deal: A Massive Boost for Amazon DSP
With Microsoft’s demand-side platform (Microsoft Invest) set to shut down by March, Amazon will take over its advertising clients across North America, Latin America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Microsoft has promised “white-glove” support to ensure a smooth transition for all clients.
More importantly, Amazon will now include Microsoft Monetize, Microsoft’s programmatic marketplace, in its Certified Supply Exchange program — integrating even more open web inventory into Amazon’s DSP ecosystem.
🎯 Three Winning Advantages of Amazon DSP
Advertisers point to Amazon’s “holy trinity” of ad power:
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Massive Reach at Scale
Over the past few months, Amazon DSP has struck inventory deals with Roku, Disney, Netflix, Spotify, and SiriusXM, building an ever-expanding streaming media footprint.
In the U.S. alone, combining Amazon’s own inventory with Roku’s allows its DSP to reach over 80 million connected TV (CTV) households. -
Measurable Performance
Advertising through Amazon DSP gives marketers access to exclusive shopper data, delivering strong conversion advantages.
Amazon’s goal is to make its DSP not just big — but equally effective both on and off Amazon’s own platforms. -
Aggressive Pricing Power
Leveraging its scale, Amazon is driving down margins.
DSP fees typically range from 4% to 8%, but can drop as low as 1% — or even be waived entirely depending on inventory type and spending volume.
Amazon is willing to undercut market rates to gain share.
📈 Why Now? And What Does It Mean for the Market?
Behind this expansion is CEO Andy Jassy’s clear directive:
Amazon’s advertising business must become, like AWS, a core profit engine.
Amazon is transforming its DSP into the primary gateway for ad dollars flowing into the open web.
While its impact on competitors like The Trade Desk is still gradual, the market dynamics are already shifting.
Exclusive deals are no longer a sustainable advantage — first-party data is now the real differentiator.
And in this area, Amazon holds a structural, long-term edge.
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