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2 WPP Agencies Are Starting a New Service Focused Specifically on Amazon

Mindshare and Possible join forces with an eye toward Prime

The Bezos behemoth shows no sign of slowing, and WPP wants to help clients keep up.Getty Images
By Patrick Coffee

June 27, 2017

WPP firmly believes that the future belongs to Amazon.

Patrick Coffee

Patrick Coffee is a senior editor for Adweek.

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