Amazon Publisher Services is the umbrella for Amazon's publisher-facing demand infrastructure. It includes four main products: Transparent Ad Marketplace (TAM), Unified Ad Marketplace (UAM), Amazon Publisher Cloud, and Signal IQ.
This guide covers the access and retention problem from end to end: what APS is, why the approval process works the way it does, what the content-governance evaluation covers, and what a documented UGC moderation posture needs to look like before anyone submits anything to Amazon.
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