What is Amazon Sponsored TV, now called Streaming TV?

What is Amazon Sponsored TV, now called Streaming TV?

Amazon Sponsored TV, now Streaming TV, is a self-service video ad on Prime Video, Twitch and streaming apps, paid per 1,000 impressions, from $20 a day.

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What are the Amazon Sponsored Display ad specs?

What are the Amazon Sponsored Display ad specs?

Sponsored Display specs: a 50-character headline, a logo of 600×100 px or more, a 1200×628 px custom image, a 16:9 video. Every limit, with sources.

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Amazon Streaming TV vs Amazon DSP: what is the difference?

Amazon Streaming TV vs Amazon DSP: what is the difference?

Amazon Streaming TV, ex-Sponsored TV, is self-service with a daily budget from $20, no minimum spend. Amazon DSP buys Prime Video or Netflix through deals.

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Can KDP authors run Amazon Streaming TV ads?

Can KDP authors run Amazon Streaming TV ads?

Not with a KDP author account: Amazon opens Streaming TV to book vendors in the US, and its API refused a real KDP account we tested. What publishers need.

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How do you advertise on Prime Video? A step-by-step guide

How do you advertise on Prime Video? A step-by-step guide

Create an Amazon Streaming TV campaign in the Amazon Ads console: budget, video, CPM bid, audiences, review. Or buy Prime Video through Amazon DSP.

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What are the Amazon Streaming TV (Sponsored TV) video specs?

What are the Amazon Streaming TV (Sponsored TV) video specs?

A 16:9 video of at least 1920x1080, up to 500 MB, 15 or 30 seconds, above 4 Mbps (15 for Prime Video), stereo at 192 kbps, with your logo shown 3 seconds.

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What are the Sponsored Brands video specs?

What are the Sponsored Brands video specs?

Sponsored Brands video specs: 6 to 45 seconds, 1280x720 to 3840x2160, MP4 or MOV, 500 MB max, H.264 or H.265. Plus the rules that get videos rejected.

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