AI-generated UGC is everywhere right now. But does Amazon's system actually process what's happening in your video, or just serve it?

It processes it. Amazon runs its own evaluation layer on Sponsored Brand Video creative before deciding when and where to show it, and every variant you run is teaching the relevance model something about your product.

Amazon's own research shows advertisers using AI-generated images in Sponsored Brands campaigns saw nearly 8% click-through rates, and submitted significantly more campaigns than non-users. The CTR signal is being tracked at the creative level and used to determine ad placement efficiency.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• How Amazon's relevance model correlates your creative to search queries, clicks, and downstream conversion over time
• Why Rekognition's object and scene detection applies to video frames, not just listing images, and what that means for how your AI UGC is read
• How to identify creative mismatches using conversion rate by creative, not just CTR, and why that distinction matters for your ASIN's long-term relevance

The brands running volume and reading data at the creative level aren't just finding winners faster. They're building a coherent signal set about who their product is for and how it's used.

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