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Bid Boost Audience Report

Learn how to measure and compare the performance of bid boosting using AMC audiences in Adbrew.

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Written by Adbrew Support
Updated over a month ago

Problem

When advertisers use Amazon Marketing Cloud (AMC) audiences for bid boosting, it can be difficult to clearly measure whether bid-boosted audiences are actually driving incremental performance compared to non-boosted traffic.

Without a clear comparison, advertisers may:

  • Struggle to quantify the impact of bid boosting on conversions and ROAS

  • Be unable to compare audience-driven performance against non-audience traffic

  • Missed opportunities to refine audience targeting and bid strategies


Solution

The Bid Boost Audience Report in Adbrew helps advertisers measure the effectiveness of bid boosting using AMC audiences by comparing performance between:

  • Traffic driven by AMC audiences (Audience)

  • Traffic not driven by AMC audiences (Others)

This report provides visibility into how bid-boosted audiences perform across key advertising metrics, enabling data-driven optimization decisions.


What You Get in This Report

Audience Performance Metrics

  • Impressions

  • Clicks

  • Spend

  • Conversions

  • Sales

  • CVR

  • ACOS

  • ROAS

Other Performance Metrics

  • Impressions

  • Clicks

  • Spend

  • Conversions

  • Sales

  • CVR

  • ACOS

  • ROAS

Campaign-Level Breakdown

  • Performance is shown at the campaign level

  • Supports analysis across Sponsored Products and other campaign types

Filters & Search

  • Filter by campaign name and performance metrics

  • Compare specific campaigns or strategies using bid boosting


Example Insight

In the example shown in the report:

  • Campaigns using AMC audiences for bid boosting generate higher ROAS compared to non-audience traffic.

  • Audience traffic shows stronger conversion efficiency, even with lower spend, indicating higher-quality traffic.

This comparison helps determine whether bid boosts should be increased, reduced, or refined for specific audiences.


Audience vs Others Performance Comparison

The report clearly separates metrics into two sections:

Audience

  • Represents traffic where bids were boosted using AMC audiences

Others

  • Represents traffic where AMC audiences were not applied

This separation allows advertisers to directly evaluate the incremental value of AMC audience-based bid boosting.


Actions to Take Based on the Report

Optimize Bid Boosting

  • Increase bid boosts for audiences showing higher ROAS and CVR

  • Reduce or pause bid boosts for audiences with high ACOS and low conversions

Refine Audience Strategy

  • Identify high-performing AMC audiences and reuse them across additional campaigns

  • Exclude or adjust underperforming audience segments

Campaign-Level Adjustments

  • Focus bid boosting on campaigns where audience performance consistently outperforms non-audience traffic

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