Create Brand Tailored Promotions in Seller Central
Learn how to set up and launch targeted discount promotions for audience segments like cart abandoners in Amazon Seller Central.
This guide demonstrates how to configure and launch a Brand Tailored Promotion in Amazon Seller Central to offer exclusive discounts to high-intent customer segments, such as cart abandoners.
This applies to brand-registered Amazon sellers and marketing managers looking to re-engage potential buyers and drive conversions from recent catalog interactions.
Brand Tailored Promotions allow you to display exclusive discounts to specific customer segments on desktop and mobile.
Navigate to Brand Promotions



Configure Audience and Product Scope
Select the brand and audience segment you want to target. While you can target multiple audience tiers, larger audiences like cart abandoners typically yield more engagement than smaller pools like brand followers.

Set Promotion Details, Budget, and Schedule
Enter the promotion details, discount percentage (between 10% and 50%), and your maximum spend budget.

5000.

Q: What discount percentages are allowed for Brand Tailored Promotions?
A: You can set a discount percentage anywhere between 10% and 50% for your selected audience.
Q: How does the promotion budget cap work?
A: The budget sets the maximum total dollar amount of discounts Amazon will distribute. As soon as redeemed customer savings reach this figure, the promotion automatically deactivates.
Q: What are the scheduling duration requirements?
A: Promotions must be scheduled at least a few days in advance of their launch date and must run for a minimum of one full week.
Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Brand Tailored Promotion | An Amazon marketing feature that displays targeted, exclusive discounts to eligible shopper segments on mobile and desktop devices. |
Cart Abandoners | Customers who added one or more of your brand's products to their shopping cart within the past 90 days but did not complete the purchase. |
Promotion Budget | The maximum aggregate dollar amount of discount savings allocated to a promotion before it automatically concludes. |