Amazing and Grupo Imagen sign an alliance to offer qualified Amazon audiences to their clients in Mexico.
05/03/2024, Madrid – Amazing, the leading Spanish-speaking agency in Amazon sales and advertising strategies globally, announces a strategic alliance with Grupo Imagen, a leading media conglomerate in Mexico.
Recognized for its excellence in media in Mexico, Grupo Imagen has a wide range of platforms, including newspaper, radio, television, and digital media. Thanks to this strategic partnership, Grupo Imagen boosts the presence of its placements through different Amazon platforms, and its clients will have the opportunity to make the most of qualified and highly targeted advertising inventory. Additionally, they will have the option to carry out advertising campaigns in the Amazon advertising ecosystem, hand in hand with Amazing’s best team of experts.
“We are delighted with this partnership. In our ever-changing industry, as publishers, we have to move fast and offer more to our clients. We are confident that with Amazing by our side, our offering will become a must for our clients, especially those seeking very specific and segmented audiences!” – Alfredo Martell, Director General of Imagen Digital.
“This alliance with Grupo Imagen marks a significant milestone in our journey in Mexico,” says Joaquín Otamendi, CEO of Amazing. “It is an honor to collaborate with such a prestigious partner and share our Amazon expertise to boost the success of our clients. With this agreement, we want to reflect our commitment to the Mexican market and demonstrate that our presence here is more than a reality, it is a key strategic bet for Amazing”.
The alliance between Amazing and Grupo Imagen represents a unique synergy that combines media experience with expertise in sales and advertising on Amazon, thus creating a comprehensive and powerful proposal for the Mexican market. Together, we are prepared to transform the retail landscape on Amazon in Mexico, offering innovative solutions and exceptional results for our clients.
