Go deep into the weeds on Amazon

Marketers know they need to use Amazon. But when it comes to getting the most out of the platform, many brands are still mastering its commerce and advertising tools.

At the Amazon Strategies Virtual Forum, taking place from November 12 - 13, you’ll have the opportunity to gain practical tips and actionable takeaways from e-commerce and advertising leaders thriving on the platform. We’ll dive deep into the product page wars, generating DTC site traffic from Amazon, advertising against competitors and much more. Check out some of what you can expect below and register now to reserve your spot.

Actionable insights
Sessions will go deep with retail and agency execs to offer strategies and tactics you can implement right away to help grow your business.

Exclusive networking
Easily connect with other attendees through our virtual networking platform. Plus, sponsors are able to meet with retail leaders one-on-one.

Sessions on-demand
Need to miss a day? Following the event, attendees gain access to all sessions on-demand and analysis of the event from Digiday editors.

Are you a brand or retail executive?

You may qualify for a complimentary pass to the Amazon Strategies Virtual Forum through our VIP program. Apply here to find out.

Topics we'll cover

Advertising against competitors
Learn how companies are staying on the front page of search, working against copycats and leveraging advertising capabilities

Product page wars
Product and brand pages make all the difference on Amazon. Join in to learn how to take advantage of the platform's digital seller’s tools.

How to win as a brand on Amazon
We'll provide valuable insights into how to boost your brand’s success in the brand-agnostic space.

How to generate DTC site traffic from Amazon
Learn how one brand founder is marrying traditional DTC practices with the retail giant.

Amazon myth-busting
Hear a retail exec bust the biggest myths about Amazon’s marketing and advertising tools and teach how to use them to their full potential

The big picture
How are CEOs and CMOs deciding what the best course of action is for their omnichannel approach?