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Understanding Amazon Advertising Attribution Metrics
Understanding Amazon Advertising Attribution Metrics

Metic definitions for the API, Advertising Console, and Downloaded Reports

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Amazon provides the summary of the metrics and example scenarios on how these metrics are calculated:

Metric

Description

Example

attributedConversions

number of sales for a customer who clicked on your ad for an item and made a purchase – can be same item or other item

Customer A places 2 orders from ad, 1 order has advertised products, 1 order does have any advertised product = 2


attributedConversions SameSKU

number of sales for a customer who clicked on your ad for an item and made a purchase – only advertised item counted

Customer A places 2 orders, 1 order has advertised products, 1 order does have any advertised product = 1

attributedUnitsOrdered

total number of items (units) ordered in a single sale for a customer from conversion

Customer A places 2 orders of 3 items each, 4 items are advertised product and 2 are not = 2 x 3 = 6

attributedUnitsOrderedSameSKU

total number of items (units) in a sale where item is the advertised ASIN from conversion

Customer A places 2 orders of 3 items each for a total of 6 items, 4 items are advertised product and 2 are not = 4

attributedUnitsOrderedOtherSKU

total number of items (units) in a sale where item is different than the advertised ASIN from conversion, also known as a “brand halo” conversion or product.

Customer A places 2 orders of 3 items each for a total of 6 items, 4 items are advertised product and 2 are not = 2

attributedSales

total sale amount resulting from ad click

Customer A places 1 order of 2 units of product A (advertised) at $12 each = 12 x 2 = $24

Customer B places 1 order of 2 items: 1 item of product A (advertised) at $12 each and 1 item of product B (not advertised) at $12) = 12 x 2 = $24

attributedSalesSameSKU

total sale amount resulting from ad click only for the advertised product

Customer A places 1 order of 2 units of product A (advertised) at $12 each = 12 x 2 = $24

Customer B places 1 order of 2 items: 1 item of product A (advertised) at $12 each and 1 item of product B (not advertised) at $12) = 1 x 12 = $12

A summary table of the differences between seller and vendor type accounts for attribution metrics as provided in the Advertising Console and Advertising API below:

Ad Program and Attribution/Reporting

UI - Advertising Console, DSP Console

UI/Downloadable Reports

Sponsored Products for Sellers

7 day attribution window, click-based only.

We show only total sales [Promoted products (same sku) sales + other sku sales] as an aggregate i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Traffic event.

Notes: Sales are only reported for this seller. (Other 3P and Amazon retail sales are not reported as attributed sales.)
1,7,14,30 day attribution windows are available in the Advertising API

7 day attribution window, click-based only.

We show total sales, promoted products (same sku) sales, and other sku sales split out, i.e. 3 fields

Attribution is reported on the date of the Traffic event.

Notes: Sales are only reported for this seller. (Other 3P and Amazon retail sales are not reported as attributed sales.)
1,7,14,30 day attribution windows are available in the Advertising API

Sponsored Products for Vendors

14 day attribution window, click-based only.

We show only total sales (Promoted product + Brand Halo product) i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Traffic event.

Notes: Sales are only reported for Amazon (1P) as the seller (3P sales are not reported)

1,7,14,30 day attribution windows are available in the Advertising API

14 day attribution window, click-based only.

We show only total sales (Promoted product + Brand Halo product) i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Traffic event.

Notes: Sales are only reported for Amazon (1P) as the seller (3P sales are not reported)

1,7,14,30 day attribution windows are available in the Advertising API

Sponsored Brands (Vendors and Seller Brand Owners)

14 day attribution window, click-based only. We show only total sales (Promoted products + Brand Halo products) i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Conversion for Sponsored Brands, but date of Traffic for Sponsored Brands Video.

New-to-Brand is available for Sponsored Brands, but not Sponsored Brands Video.

14 day attribution window, click-based only. We show only total sales (Promoted products + Brand Halo products) i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Conversion for Sponsored Brands, but date of Traffic for Sponsored Brands Video.

New-to-Brand is available for Sponsored Brands, but not Sponsored Brands Video.

Sponsored Display*

14 day attribution window, click-based only.

We show only total sales (Promoted products + Brand Halo products) i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Traffic event.

14 day attribution window, click-based only.

We show only total sales (Promoted products + Brand Halo products) i.e. 1 field, no breakdown

Attribution is reported on the date of the Traffic event.

DSP: Class 1/Display/SDP

14 day attribution window, click and view based. We show total sales, promoted products, and Brand Halo products sales split out, i.e. 3 fields

Attribution is reported on the date of the Conversion

14 day attribution window, click and view based. We show total sales, promoted products, and Brand Halo products sales split out, i.e. 3 fields

Attribution is reported on the date of the Conversion

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