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Amazon Ads

Connect Amazon Ads to Google Sheets or Google Data Studio

Two Minute Reports' Amazon Ads connector lets you access and analyze your data directly in Google Sheets or Google Data Studio. Build custom reports, monitor key metrics, and make data-driven decisions - all without writing any code.

What you can report on

  • Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display campaign performance
  • Impressions, clicks, spend, sales, and ACOS (Advertising Cost of Sales)
  • Keyword and targeting performance
  • Ad group and campaign-level breakdowns
  • Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) and conversion tracking

Prerequisites

  • An active Amazon Ads account
  • Edit access to Campaign Manager on the accounts you want to report on
  • View access to Advertising reports for those same accounts
  • Manager Account access if reporting across multiple sub-accounts

Note: KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) accounts cannot be connected via the Amazon Ads API and will not appear in the accounts list.

Missing ad accounts? If an account doesn't appear after connecting, there are two common causes: (1) your user does not have the required Edit access to Campaign Manager on that account, or (2) the advertiser account has not granted API access to your Amazon Ads account. Check both on the Amazon Ads console.

How to create a connection

  1. Go to https://hub.twominutereports.com/connections
  2. Select New Connection
  3. Select Amazon Ads from the list of connectors

  1. Name the connection and authorize with your account credentials

  1. Enable the accounts you want to report on

Only enabled accounts fetch data, and only enabled accounts count toward your plan. You can enable or disable accounts at any time on the Connections page.

How to get Amazon Ads data into your reports

To pull Amazon Ads data into Google Sheets:

  1. In the TMR sidebar, go to Data Queries and select Add
  2. Select the accounts you want to analyze (can select multiple)
  3. Choose your metrics and dimensions from available options
  4. Select the date range for your analysis
  5. Configure sorting and filtering options as needed
  6. Select Run Query to populate the data into Google Sheets

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