Turn AMC Questions Into Answers and Audiences
Ask in plain English — new-to-brand, ad frequency, customer lifetime value, off-Amazon conversions — and the skill picks from 50+ proven AMC playbooks, writes validated SQL, and returns privacy-safe answers or DSP-ready audiences.
Use it for a clear operating job.
- New-to-brand, reach, and frequency questions
- Custom attribution and cross-channel overlap
- Rule-based or lookalike audiences for DSP
Questions that can be answered directly from a standard Amazon Ads report without AMC SQL.
Start with the task, then add your scope.
Copy this into a connected client and replace the account, date, ASIN, or threshold details with yours.
Use AMC to find how many ad exposures it takes before our DSP and Sponsored Products ads stop adding purchases, then build a frequency-capped audience I can activate in DSP. Ground it in the playbook, show the SQL and privacy constraints, and run after I confirm the scope.A defined result, not a generic answer.
A question that used to need a data team comes back as an executed AMC workflow: validated SQL, privacy-safe results, and — when the job is an audience — a segment ready to activate in DSP.
- A plain-English question
- AMC instance and advertiser
- Date range, ASINs, and campaign scope
- Validated AMC SQL
- Workflow execution
- Analysis or DSP-ready audience
The playbook your agent follows.
- 01
Retrieve the playbook
Match the question to one of 50+ AMC playbooks — attribution, frequency, lookalikes, lifetime value — before any SQL is written.
- 02
Resolve the instance
Set advertiser context and choose the correct AMC instance.
- 03
Create and execute
Create the workflow, validate the query, and run it with explicit parameters.
- 04
Interpret the result
Download results, check privacy thresholds, and deliver the analysis or DSP-ready audience.
What keeps the workflow dependable.
The context and tools it coordinates.
Give your agent the complete playbook.
Connect Skills once, then start with the prompt above whenever this job comes up.