
Amazon DSP Doubles Ad-Attributed Sales When Measuring Offline Orders
OVERVIEW
A leading cleaning supplies brand partnered with Channel Key to explore how Amazon DSP could influence both online and offline sales. While the brand had a strong presence on Amazon, most of its revenue came from brick-and-mortar stores. The objective was to test whether Amazon DSP’s advanced audience-targeting options could not only generate Amazon sales but also drive measurable lifts in offline purchases.
APPROACH
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Launch Amazon DSP Campaigns
Created and launched DSP campaigns to increase visibility and measure the impact on offline sales.
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Optimize Audience Targeting
Leveraged geo-targeting, conquesting competitor audiences, and retargeting to reach shoppers most likely to convert.
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Initiate Omni-Channel Analytics
Enabled a sales study to analyze the combined effect of DSP campaigns on both Amazon and brick-and-mortar sales.
CONCLUSION
Channel Key’s DSP strategy demonstrated the powerful role of online advertising in driving offline sales. Within just two months of implementation, ad-attributed sales doubled when factoring in brick-and-mortar purchases. Across all campaigns, the combined ROAS reached 5.52, proving DSP to be highly profitable. Conquesting competitor audiences delivered a 2.5 ROAS, which is considered strong for a prospecting audience. These results confirmed Amazon DSP as a cost-effective way to engage new shoppers online while influencing purchase behavior in physical retail.
+200%
Increase in Ad Attributed Sales
5.5
Combined ROAS
2.5
ROAS via Conquesting