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If you use third-party served creatives in Amazon DSP, which of the following policies are true?

  • When directing to an Amazon Ads site for mobile in-app ads with third-party tags, Amazon Ads requires using a 1×1 pixel and not a redirect.
  • If you are running creatives served through a third-party on eligible Amazon DSP inventory, you will need to append your third-party tag in the tag source section of creative settings.
  • All content must be served from the ad server’s domain and may not call from other domains. Only secured calls (https://) are accepted.
  • Amazon Ads accepts third-party hosted creative libraries from all third-party ad servers.
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If you select “Maximize performance” as the bid strategy in order settings, but uncheck “bid optimization models,” what happens?

  • The Amazon DSP will adjust bids based on the likelihood of conversion.
  • The Amazon DSP will bid the max bid for all impressions.
  • The Amazon DSP will adjust bids to ensure the campaign delivers the full budget.
  • The Amazon DSP will bid the base bid for all impressions.
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Which of the following are true?

  • All of these are true.
  • If a third-party pixel is appended on a creative, and Amazon Ads has a server-to-server integration with that third-party, the creative will not be approved. You will need to remove the pixel, and instead append the adapter URL.
  • Amazon Ads allows advertisers to run third-party served creatives as long as the ad servers are on the list of approved vendors.
  • Using invalid macros in creatives will cause the ad to be rejected.