Our Strategy

Depends on where you're holding

Where are you today?

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DISCOVERY

Are you a new seller?

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Did you recently launch a new product?

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GROWTH

Have you been selling for a while now and want to take your sales to the next level?

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Are you looking to maximize sales using PPC?

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PROFITABILITY

Do you feel you've reached a peak in your business?

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Is your PPC cannibalizing your organic sales?

 

DISCOVERY

For exploring ads for products:

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  • New to Amazon

  • That have a low margin

  • That do not have reviews yet

  • With low rank

  • Few organic sales

When you first start selling a product on Amazon it's critical to know how to set your baseline expectations. If you advertise, will you get traffic to your page? Will you get any sales? How much will it cost for conversions?

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The goal during the discovery phase of a product is to test the waters with a limited number of campaigns that can easily be kept in specific budget to minimize exposure.

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Results from the exploratory phase set the stage for the strategy employed in the growth phase while using a limited BUDGET.

 

GROWTH

For growing products:

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  • With sales history on Amazon

  • Average or high margin

  • Have at least 5 reviews

  • More market share available

  • Consistent organic sales

Many of the products we manage are in the growth stage. The whole purpose of advertising on Amazon is to accelerate growth and positioning of product, cutting the time it takes to achieve stable organic sales.

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Once we know that a product can convert through PPC, we start to push sales through building aggressive campaigns.

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As opposed to a focus on strict profit, our goal is to achieve higher revenues at an efficient ACOS.

 

PROFITABILITY

For earning profit from products:

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  • With high monthly sales

  • Strong organic sales

  • Significant market share

  • Brand name products

  • Specific profit targets

The final stage in the product-advertising life cycle is strictly based on the bottom line, which takes the total sales of the product into account more than the ad sales.

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Ad sales will typically grow faster organic sales, so when you are trying to be profitable you must cap your ad spend so the organic sales can grow at the same pace.

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The focus is on ad spend compared to total sales which is the TACOS metric.