Amazon partners with OpenAI to sell ads inside ChatGPT via its DSP
Amazon has struck a deal with OpenAI allowing advertisers to buy ChatGPT ad inventory through Amazon's demand-side platform, with Delta Vacations among the first U.S. brands testing the integration. Ads will appear as sponsored text and image units below ChatGPT's free and Go-tier responses, purchased on a cost-per-click or cost-per-thousand-impressions basis and managed by Amazon's team, though OpenAI retains control over ad delivery.
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The tie-up gives Amazon, which generates nearly $70 billion in annual ad revenue, a foothold in one of the most-used AI chat tools just as conversational interfaces start shaping shopping decisions. For OpenAI, partnering with a major ad seller could accelerate its nascent advertising business and attract more advertisers seeking access to ChatGPT's audience.
- Amazon advertisers can now target ChatGPT users through Amazon's DSP as a managed-service pilot.
- Delta Vacations is among the first brands testing conversational ads on ChatGPT.
- OpenAI controls ad delivery while Amazon supplies inventory access and campaign optimization, starting in the U.S. only.
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