Reach engaged audiences with premium content with Prime Video ads
Average monthly ad-supported reach on Prime Video
FAQs
With the storytelling power of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios, Amazon has invested in creating premium content to become a one-stop entertainment destination for customers. With Prime Video ads, Amazon is helping brands show up alongside content that audiences love watching. By presenting for the first time at the upfronts in 2024, Amazon will showcase top content offerings and ad solutions that help brands reach their customers and grow their businesses.
The Amazon media portfolio includes properties like Prime Video, Twitch, Wondery, IMDb, Fire TV, and Amazon Music. These services give customers access to a universe of premium content where they can do everything from tuning into their favorite shows to watching a live sports game. Customers can engage with Amazon streaming offerings like Thursday Night Football and Amazon MGM Studios content on Prime Video.
Every year at the upfronts, TV networks, streaming services, and media companies present their content lineups and other features and services to advertisers. Afterward, advertisers and their agencies negotiate and sign deals with TV networks, streaming services, and media companies, committing to spend a set amount of money to buy ads.
Streaming TV and linear TV continue to help advertisers reach a large number of audiences. By connecting with engaged viewers, marketers can help boost their brands’ awareness and consideration. Additionally, supply for premium content is limited, which encourages advertisers to secure ad spots.
The upfronts span weeks of presentations by streaming services and media networks. Audiences who attend these presentations include advertisers, media buyers, marketers, journalists, and TV and streaming industry professionals.
Sources
1: Amazon internal data, Apr 2024, WW and Mar 2024, US. Unduplicated monthly audience reach across Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, Sponsored Products, Streaming TV ads, online video ads, audio ads, display ads, device ads, physical store ads, Amazon Publisher Direct, and third-party exchange. Applies a multiplier for individuals per household to all inventory.