Amazon Is Selling Its Advertising Technology to Other Retailers
- Amazon has launched the Amazon Retail Ad Service, allowing retailers to use its advertising technology on their ecommerce sites, as announced at CES.
- The service enables retailers to display relevant ads based on customer searches and product availability, enhancing their advertising capabilities.
- Amazon's new offering will compete with established adtech companies like Criteo and Publicis Groupe-owned Epsilon.
- Initial participants in the beta program include Oriental Trading Company, iHerb, and Weee!, indicating a focus on small and midsize retailers.
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