Which metric highlights how frequently an advertiser's products show up in organic widgets such as recommendations or "frequently bought together with"?

Earned media impressions measure how often an advertiser's products appear in organic placements on Amazon, like "frequently bought together" or recommendations. These are unpaid placements driven by Amazon's algorithms, reflecting customer engagement and product relevance. Conversion rate tracks the percentage of ad clicks that lead to purchases, not organic visibility. Search impressions count how often a product appears in search results, which can be organic or sponsored, but "earned media" specifically refers to unpaid, algorithmic placements beyond standard search. Glance views refer to the number of times a product detail page is viewed, which is a different metric altogether.