Amazon PPC
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What is Amazon PPC?
Amazon PPC (Pay-Per-Click) is an advertising model where sellers pay a fee each time one of their ads is clicked. It's commonly used on the Amazon marketplace to increase product visibility and drive sales. Sellers bid on keywords related to their products, and when a customer searches for those keywords on Amazon, the seller's ad may appear. They only pay when a user clicks on the ad.
What other technologies are related to Amazon PPC?
Amazon PPC Competitor Technologies
Amazon DSP
Amazon DSP (Demand Side Platform) competes for ad spend, although often involves different types of ads/strategies and requires higher budgets than Amazon PPC.
Display Ads
Generic display ads compete for ad spend.
Google Ads
Google Ads competes for advertising budgets.
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Amazon PPC Complementary Technologies
Sponsored Display
Sponsored Display is an Amazon PPC ad type, so it's complementary.
Sponsored Brands
Sponsored Brands is an Amazon PPC ad type, and directly related.
Sponsored Products
Sponsored Products is an Amazon PPC ad type, and directly related.
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Which job functions commonly mention Amazon PPC?
Brand Marketing
0.1% of all Brand Marketing jobs mention Amazon PPC
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Digital Marketing
93 Digital Marketing jobs mention Amazon PPC
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Marketing
417 Marketing jobs mention Amazon PPC
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Account Executive
87 Account Executive jobs mention Amazon PPC
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Sales
108 Sales jobs mention Amazon PPC
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Which organizations are mentioning Amazon PPC?
Umbrella Fund
Scientific and Technical Services
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