Xplainr
    Retail Media & Marketplace Analytics

    Amazon Ads Analytics: Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display

    Master Amazon advertising analytics across Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display. Understand ACoS, TACoS, and new-to-brand metrics.

    Share:

    Amazon Ads is the largest retail media platform, offering Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display. Mastering Amazon's unique metrics - ACoS, TACoS, and new-to-brand - is essential for profitable marketplace advertising.

    Sponsored Products appear in search results and product pages. Key metrics: ACoS (Advertising Cost of Sales = spend ÷ attributed sales), click-through rate, conversion rate, and attributed sales within Amazon's 14-day attribution window.

    Sponsored Brands drive brand awareness with headline banners. Track new-to-brand percentage - the share of purchases from customers who haven't bought from you in the past 12 months. This metric justifies awareness spend.

    TACoS: The Holistic Metric

    TACoS (Total Advertising Cost of Sales) = ad spend ÷ total sales (paid + organic). A declining TACoS means your advertising is building organic momentum. This is the metric that tells you whether Amazon Ads is creating lasting value or just renting demand.

    Optimization Strategies

    Segment campaigns by match type (exact, phrase, broad). Use search term reports to find converting keywords. Optimize bids by dayparting and placement. Track performance against marketing KPIs to ensure Amazon spend aligns with overall strategy.

    How Xplainr Helps

    Xplainr pulls Amazon Ads data into your unified marketing dashboard, comparing ACoS and TACoS alongside ROAS from Google, Meta, and other channels.

    Try the Unified Dashboard

    Connect all platforms in one view

    Deep Dive
    Written by the Xplainr Team

    Our team of marketing analytics experts creates in-depth guides to help you make better data-driven decisions. We've spent years working with marketing teams of all sizes.

    Related Articles