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Running Amazon Sponsored Products ads is a powerful way to reach high-intent customers right where they’re searching, on Amazon search. This type of advertising grabs attention and helps your products stand out from the competition, increasing sales and potentially influencing organic rank over time.
It supports your organic search by driving traffic and increasing the likelihood of earning reviews, which can strengthen your organic position gradually. With Amazon pay-per-click, you can secure a top spot without waiting — making it a legitimate tool to grow faster through smart PPC targeting.
Amazon Sponsored Products are a widely used pay-per-click (PPC) advertising format that allows sellers to promote product listings within Amazon search results.
Designed to increase visibility, attract targeted traffic, and drive conversions, these ads are a top choice among both sellers and shoppers.
One key advantage of Sponsored Products is that they don’t require brand registry, unlike Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display. This makes them more accessible and dominant in Amazon’s advertising space.
Sponsored Products boost visibility, conversions, and organic growth while offering insights to optimize listings and strategy.
They blend with search results, improving trust, visibility, and clicks like top-performing organic listings.
Sponsored Products don’t need Brand Registry, giving all sellers access to powerful ad performance.
Pay-per-click Sponsored Products let you control spend with flexible bidding and daily budget options.
Log in to your Amazon Seller Central account and go to the “Advertising” tab.
Click “Campaign Manager,” then select “Create Campaign.”
Choose “Sponsored Products” as your campaign type.
On the campaign settings page, assign a clear, recognizable name to easily identify it among other campaigns.
Next, select the products you want to advertise.
Make sure they are eligible for the Featured Offer, also known as the Buy Box.
This is the section on the product detail page where customers begin the purchasing process.
Products that are not eligible for the Featured Offer will not be shown in Sponsored Products ads.
You can also include products that are currently out of stock—they will start appearing in ads automatically once they are back in stock.
Experience the results-driven power of Sponsored Products,
Amazon’s most profitable ad type.
We optimize your campaigns using targeted keywords and
high-performing product listings to put your products front
and center in search results.
Decide how to manage your ads by choosing automatic or manual targeting.
Automatic uses your listing data to select keywords.
Manual gives you more control and flexibility, requiring deeper expertise for effective setup.
Your ads appear when shoppers search using specific keywords.
This method requires in-depth keyword research and offers multiple match types for greater control.
Target by placing your ads near items based on brand, price range, ratings, or shipping options.
It requires a strong understanding of advertising to be effective.
Reach shoppers browsing relevant Amazon categories by selecting from a wide list of eligible options.
Your ads appear when shoppers search using specific keywords.
This method requires in-depth keyword research and offers multiple match types for greater control.
Target shoppers searching specific brands.
Show your ads alongside your own products or directly next to competitor brands.
Amazon’s Automatic ad targeting leverages four targeting groups to strategically decide how and where your ads are displayed online.
Close keyword matches activate your ad placement. Selling coffee mugs means queries like “large coffee mug” can prompt your listing.
Your advertisement could surface when a shopper’s query is behaviorally or contextually connected to your product.
For instance, coffee mugs might appear for broad terms like “kitchen utensils” or “breakfast items.”
Your ad is displayed to shoppers browsing similar products offered by other brands.
Appearing on competitor product pages, this strategy helps attract attention and redirect potential buyers to your brand instead.
Your ad can appear to customers browsing products that complement yours.
For example, a shopper viewing a coffee maker might see your coffee mug ad — increasing cross-selling opportunities and product visibility.
Manual Keyword Targeting allows you to select from three keyword match types, giving you control over when your ads are shown to shoppers.
Your ad can appear when a shopper’s search includes your target keyword or a variation, including synonyms and related terms, such as plurals or acronyms.
Word order doesn’t matter, allowing broader visibility across related search phrases.
Your ad can be shown when the exact keyword phrase you’ve targeted appears in a search.
While the phrase must stay intact, additional words may appear before or after it — offering moderate targeting flexibility.
Your ad is shown only when the search query perfectly matches your chosen keyword.
Any variation, no matter how small, will prevent your ad from being displayed to the shopper.
Next, you can specify negative keywords and negative product targets to exclude from your ads, especially when using Automatic Targeting.
Since identifying ineffective terms upfront can be challenging, it's best to run your campaign for 7 to 14 days, depending on traffic volume and spend.
This allows you to analyze performance data and spot keywords that drive clicks without converting to sales.
Note: Negative product targeting is mainly available in Sponsored Display campaigns and may not apply to all Sponsored Product formats.
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As previously mentioned, Sponsored Products ads can appear at the top of search results, within search listings, or on competitor product pages.
While you can’t manually choose exact placements, Amazon’s algorithm determines it based on various factors and Placement Bid Adjustments you set.
However, your bid amount plays a key role in influencing placement. You can also adjust your bids specifically for top-of-search and product pages to improve positioning:
Next, select the products you want to advertise. Make sure they are eligible for the Featured Offer, also known as the Buy Box. This is the section on the product detail page where customers begin the purchasing process.
Products that are not eligible for the Featured Offer will not be shown in Sponsored Products ads.
You can also include products that are currently out of stock—they will start appearing in ads automatically once they are back in stock.
If Amazon’s algorithm predicts a higher likelihood of conversion, it may increase your bid by up to 100% to improve visibility.
Conversely, it can lower bids when conversions seem less likely.
This strategy is ideal for advertisers focused on maximizing sales without rigid budget constraints.
Amazon’s algorithm automatically reduces your bid when it determines your ad has a lower chance of converting.
This helps you avoid overpaying for clicks that are unlikely to lead to a sale.
Under this strategy, your bids remain constant and are not adjusted by Amazon.
It's ideal for advertisers with tight budgets who want full control and to avoid exceeding a specific cost-per-click limit.
Set your campaign’s start date, and optionally an end date if you want a specific timeframe. Then click “Launch Campaign.”
Once submitted, your campaign will quickly go live (after a brief review) and start reaching potential customers across Amazon’s platform.
Choose keywords wisely.
Poor matches waste budget.
Strong research drives better ad placements and higher conversions.
Automatic Targeting: Saves time, less control.
Manual Targeting: Needs expertise, gives full control.
Pick wisely for better results.
Advertise top-converting products.
Set different bids for important keywords.
Manage spend carefully to drive sales.
Track keyword, bid, and competitor changes.
Fix issues fast to maximize your ad spend.
Choose smartly between:
1. Dynamic Down Bids
2. Dynamic Up & Down
3. Fixed Bids
Each impacts visibility and returns.
Analyze metrics carefully.
Fix underperforming keywords fast.
Smart decisions turn weak ads into winners.
Promote your Amazon Store externally.
Use brand bylines and direct traffic for higher visibility.
Optimize your Store for mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Deliver a smooth, engaging experience everywhere.
Amplivus has extensive expertise in Amazon’s advertising ecosystem, especially Amazon PPC and Sponsored Products.
We initially managed our own product ad campaigns, gaining real-world insights before helping brands scale profitably.
We value transparency. You’ll get detailed Amazon-native and custom reports on spend, clicks, impressions, and sales.
Every dollar’s performance is tracked, optimized, and clearly reflected for smarter budget decisions.
PPC success requires more than bidding, it needs creativity.
We craft compelling product images, videos, and headlines across all ad formats to drive customer action.
Our team will review the scope of work and provide you with a tailored offer.