Bridging The Sound Gap: Signals, Scale, and Simplicity
Audio is not just background noise. Advertising in audio channels remains one of the most powerful drivers of attention, engagement, and performance. As consumers spend more time with on-the-go media, brands face a crucial question: Can audio deliver measurable business outcomes? In this session, Larry Linietsky, Principal of Audio Business Development from Amazon Ads, will explore how audio is evolving and how Amazon DSP is poised to redefine the future of the industry.
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