Advertising and DSP
Sponsored Ads and DSP, bid to your margins rather than a blanket ACOS.
Advertising, listings, catalog, and reporting, handled by one senior team.
A CPG brand, the April before Texin against the April after. Ad sales up 129% on 22% less spend.
Sponsored Ads and DSP, bid to your margins rather than a blanket ACOS.
Titles, bullets, A+, and ad copy. Clear briefs for images and video.
Cases, suppressions, variations, and new items, fixed before they cost sales.
A weekly report in plain language and a restock plan you approve. More
Your real margins price every bid.
Ads, rank, and inventory, side by side.
A senior person signs off before spend moves.
What changed, and what it returned.
Ask Portal what's selling, what changed, and what needs restocking, right inside Claude or ChatGPT.
See Portal →What changed in the account last week?
Read Amazon Ads + Seller sales · last full week vs the week before
Ad sales rose 9% to $46.8k on flat spend ($12.4k, 26% ACOS). Two product campaigns drove most of the gain. One broad-match campaign spent $610 without an attributed order and is worth a look.
Change in ad sales by campaign
Source: Amazon Ads campaign report and Seller sales & traffic, both weeks complete.
After the lead product moved to Prime and the listing was rebuilt. Median rank went from #61 to #21.
Case packs built from existing products, listed directly in Amazon's catalog.
Seller and Vendor listings audited, titles renamed in bulk, and new items launched.
Let's look at your account.
Let's talk →Either. Some clients start with advertising and add the rest later. Others hand us the whole account on day one.
It depends on the account, catalog, and channels. We review your store, then put the work and one monthly price in writing.
Yes. We run DSP for retargeting and new-customer audiences, measured for new-to-brand sales.
No. We keep what converts and fix what leaks.
Access inside your own Amazon account, scoped to the work. You can remove it any time.
Send your store. We reply with what we would fix first.