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Sponsored Display Management That Stops Random Retargeting From Bleeding Your Budget

Sponsored Display can be a weapon or a money pit. We use it for what it's good at—remarketing, product and category targeting, and strategic defense—so you're not paying for vague "awareness" with no measurable impact on Amazon revenue and TACOS.

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$250M+

Amazon Revenue Managed

15+ Years

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$250M+

Amazon Revenue Managed

15+ Years

Serving Established Brands

Award Winner

Amazon Ads Partner

Featured

on Amazon.com

$250M+

Amazon Revenue Managed

15+ Years

Serving Established Brands

Award Winner

Amazon Ads Partner

Featured

on Amazon.com

You Need Sponsored Brands Management If…

You're already running Sponsored Products and Brands and want a smarter remarketing and defense layer.

You turned on Sponsored Display "recommended" campaigns and watched spend climb with questionable returns.

You have hero SKUs and bundles that deserve defensive coverage on their own PDPs and competitor pages.

You know there's value in audiences but don't trust the default targeting Amazon suggests.

You want visibility and control around where your ads show, who sees them, and what they're being asked to do.

Filter (blunt):

If your listings, reviews, and basic SP structure are a mess, fix those first. Sponsored Display is a force multiplier, not a band-aid.

What You Actually Get With Sponsored Brands Management

Five pillars that turn Sponsored Display from a black box into an intentional growth channel.

Role Definition: What SD Is Actually Supposed to Do

We decide where Sponsored Display fits in your stack: PDP defense (keep competitors off your product pages), product targeting on competitor or complementary pages, remarketing to shoppers who viewed or purchased your products, support for launches and hero SKUs. No vague 'awareness' objective. Clear roles, clear KPIs.

Role Definition: What SD Is Actually Supposed to Do

Audience & Targeting Strategy

Build targeting based on views remarketing (people who viewed your ASINs), purchases remarketing (buyers ready for repurchase/cross-sell), product/category targeting (conquest or complementary), and contextual/interest audiences (when they make sense). Add negative targeting and exclusions to keep costs rational.

Audience & Targeting Strategy

Placement, Bids & Budget Control

Manage placements on Amazon PDPs (yours and others), search results and 'surfaces' where SD appears, and off-Amazon sites (only when it makes financial sense). Bids and budgets set based on objective, margin and LTV, and halo effect on TACOS. We don't just let SD run in the background with a random daily budget.

Placement, Bids & Budget Control

Creative, Messaging & ASIN Selection

Decide which products or bundles make sense for SD (margin + AOV + LTV). Build/curate ad creatives that actually communicate something: strong hero images, benefit-focused copy (when custom creative is allowed), and clear offers or prompts.

Creative, Messaging & ASIN Selection

Measurement, Incrementality & Guardrails

Track SD performance in context: direct ROAS and ACOS, impact on PDP traffic and total sales, blended TACOS (not SD in a vacuum). Use control periods/comparison baselines where possible to understand lift, not just clicks. Set hard lines on when we kill or throttle audience/placement combos that don't pull their weight.

Measurement, Incrementality & Guardrails

Where Sponsored Display Sits in Your Amazon Growth Stack

Sponsored Products = demand capture + ranking.

Sponsored Brands = brand layer + Store traffic.

Sponsored Display = remarketing, defense, and smart product/category expansion.

DSP = deeper, more complex audience and off-Amazon plays once you're truly ready.

We can run SD as a focused add-on, or as part of Core Ads Management so SP, SB, SD, and DSP all work off one plan.

How We Turn Sponsored Display From "Black Box" to Intentional Channel

01
Audit & Role Clarity

Weeks 1–2

Review existing SD campaigns (if any), targeting, placements, and performance. Identify waste (generic audiences, poor-performing placements, off-Amazon money pits). Decide the role of SD for your brand in the next 60–90 days.

Goal:

SD audit + role definition

02
Architecture & Targeting Build

Weeks 2–6

Build new campaigns by role (defense, remarketing, product/category). Set up audiences, exclusions, and initial bids/budgets. Turn off or phase out bad legacy campaigns.

Goal:

Clean SD campaign structure

03
Stabilize & Optimize

Months 2–3

Tighten targeting: prune bad placements/audiences, add promising ones. Adjust bids and budgets based on early learnings. Align SD reporting with SP/SB so we can see total account impact.

Goal:

Optimized performance

04
Scale & Refine

Ongoing

Expand remarketing windows or depth where the numbers justify it. Test new product/category targets and creatives. Use SD strategically for launches, promos, and halo around big events.

Goal:

Strategic SD channel

What You Stop Dealing With Once We Own Sponsored Brands

You stop:

Letting Amazon's "recommended" SD campaigns chew through budget in the background.

Paying for broad "awareness" with no clear idea of what's actually working.

Seeing SD numbers in a silo with no connection to your real P&L.

Wondering why your PDPs are covered in competitor ads while yours show up who-knows-where.

Instead, you:

Use SD for specific roles with clear KPIs.

Know exactly which audiences and placements are worth the spend.

See SD performance in context with your total ads and P&L.

Example Client Situations

Want to know if Sponsored Display is helping or just burning budget?

Start with a PPC Advertising Audit

CPG Brand With High Repeat Purchase

We used SD purchases remarketing and product targeting to drive repeat orders and cross-sells → higher LTV without overpaying for cold traffic.

Premium Brand Getting Ambushed on Its PDPs

Built SD defense campaigns on hero SKUs so competitor ads stopped owning the page → better retention of shoppers already interested in the brand.

Brand With 'Always On' SD Waste

Shut down broad, unfocused SD campaigns and rebuilt around remarketing + smart product targeting → lower spend, better TACOS, and cleaner contribution from SD.

How We Price Sponsored Display Management

Depends on:

SD spend level and complexity.

Number of marketplaces and product lines in play.

Whether we manage SD only or as part of the full ads stack.

Common models:

SD Add-On to existing SP/SB management (internal or external).

Integrated within Core Ads Management so all formats share one strategy and P&L owner.

If SD is a rounding error in your ad mix, we'll tell you that straight. If it's big enough to matter, it's big enough to manage properly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sponsored Display is an on-platform (plus some off-Amazon) self-serve product with simpler audience tools. DSP is more advanced, broader, and requires bigger budgets and deeper setup. SD is often the smart first step before DSP.

No. That's exactly how budgets get torched. We select audiences intentionally and layer in exclusions.

Yes, but we'll still need to see the full ad picture so SD doesn't contradict what SP/SB are doing. Often, brands eventually consolidate under Core Ads Management.

We look at ROAS/ACOS, but also PDP traffic, repeat purchase behavior, and blended TACOS. For some plays, we'll look at before/after periods to gauge lift, not just last-click attribution.

Often we can start with strong hero images and clean copy. For more advanced setups, we'll recommend specific creative assets and can help produce them.