Earlier this week, Amazon Advertising released a new directory of managed-service providers and tools to help marketers in the U.S. using its ad platform. Much like the advertising duopoly of Google and Facebook before it, which both released directories of preferred service providers as their advertising businesses grew, Amazon is looking to help brands figure out who to work with to understand its ad business.
| Earlier this week, Amazon Advertising released a new directory of managed-service providers and tools to help marketers in the U.S. using its ad platform. Much like the advertising duopoly of Google and Facebook before it, which both released directories of preferred service providers as their advertising businesses grew, Amazon is looking to help brands figure out who to work with to understand its ad business. Read more below. Amazon's advertising platform continues to grow while it's looking to help brands figure out who to work with to understand its ad business. Digiday spoke to Financial Times CEO John Ridding and Business of Fashion CEO Imran Amed about the potential to work together to grow their fashion and luxury presence in China, commercial potential around events collaboration and whether the minority stake could ever become a controlling one. As commerce has grown from a stream of incremental revenue into a lifeline for some media companies, some publishers have begun overhauling the way those pages work. Other things to know about Today is the last chance to showcase your company through the Digiday Worklife Awards. Enter now to show why your culture is the most innovative, collaborative and more. We want to know: How are publishers balancing their revenue streams and using technology in the age of paywalls? Take the survey here and you'll receive a $5 Starbucks gift card upon completion. Sponsored by Blaize | | |
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| The Amazon Effect | | 'A growing ecosystem': With new partner directory, Amazon signals maturity of its ad business | | Earlier this week, Amazon Advertising released a new directory of managed-service providers and tools to help marketers in the U.S. using its ad platform. Much like the advertising duopoly of Google and Facebook before it, which both released directories of preferred service providers as their advertising businesses grew, Amazon is looking to help brands figure out who to work with to understand its ad business. | | |
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| Brands in Culture | | Hint’s Kara Goldin: ‘It’s not all about Facebook’ | | On this week's episode of Making Marketing, Shareen Pathak sits down with Hint founder and CEO, Kara Goldin, to discuss turning a product into a company, avoiding too much reliance on a single platform and expanding the brand into new categories. |
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