
A Seasonal Product That
Stopped Being Seasonal
A Christmas-only launch built into year-round sales — $617,801 lifetime revenue and +160% growth in year five.
Anonymized PPC work across launch, scale, rescue, and flip stages.

Stopped Being Seasonal
A Christmas-only launch built into year-round sales — $617,801 lifetime revenue and +160% growth in year five.

One Six-Figure Exit.
Three variations on a limited budget, grown on retained profit — sold for $120,000+ with $1.24M lifetime revenue.

Profit Tripled.
We took over an established single-SKU account, rebuilt its advertising and its listing, and grew it into a diversified Amazon business — $3.5M in revenue under management, and a 2026 that beat all of 2025 in eight months.

$132,000.
How an established offline supplier’s catalogue became a second sales channel doing $1.36M a year at a 26% net margin — built listing by listing, from nothing.

Then Seven Profitable Months.
A bulky, fee-heavy product, a listing rebuilt on a new account from zero, and what it took to get the range, the stock plan and the margin right.
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$1.8M
Amazon revenue a year
Industrial tools brand — Amazon launched from a limited channel and scaled over multiple years into roughly $1.8M in annual revenue.
50%+
Core-brand revenue growth
Consumer goods brand — PPC rebuilt around keyword ownership and traffic quality, growing overall revenue by more than 50%.
55–60K
Peak monthly revenue · brand flipped
Automotive hardware brand — launched lean, scaled seasonal demand to roughly 55K–60K/month in strong periods, then taken through a successful ownership transition.
Year-round
Christmas product, off-season presence
Seasonal décor brand — peak Christmas demand kept, with variations and disciplined PPC building a stronger year-round position.
$1.36M
Last-12-month Amazon revenue
Established offline supplier — Amazon channel built listing by listing from $541 in month one to a $1.36M annual run rate at a 26% net margin.
+81%
Revenue · Jan–Aug 2026 vs 2025
Bulky multi-pack brand — account deactivated, four months of zero sales, then rebuilt to seven profitable months and +441% net profit year on year.
Straight answers about Amazon PPC management, audits, launches, listings, and reporting.
We manage Amazon Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display, including campaign structure, keyword and product targeting, bids, placements, budgets, search-term harvesting, negative targeting, launch PPC, seasonal strategy, and performance reporting.
Yes. Most accounts do not need to start from zero. We audit the existing PPC structure, keep what is working, fix what is not, and rebuild only where the data supports it.
ACOS matters, but it is not the only metric. We also look at TACOS, total sales, conversion rate, CPC, search-query performance, organic contribution, margin, pricing context, promotions, and the brand’s growth objective.
The cadence depends on spend, seasonality, launch stage, and data volume. Active accounts are monitored regularly and receive structured optimization based on enough data to make reliable decisions rather than unnecessary daily changes.
Yes. We provide PPC-adjacent listing SEO support, including keyword embedding, title/bullet/backend-search-term recommendations, search-term-to-listing gap analysis, and conversion-focused content direction. The purpose is to improve PPC relevance and conversion, not to provide broader Amazon operations management.
Yes. We build PPC launch structures, keyword maps, initial bids and budgets, and can recommend pricing, coupons, and promotions that support traffic and conversion during launch or seasonal periods.
Yes. We use Brand Analytics and Search Query Performance data where available to identify keyword opportunities, traffic-share gaps, conversion gaps, and queries that deserve stronger PPC or listing support.
Usually we need advertising access or reports, recent PPC and sales data, product priorities, current pricing/promotions, and your main advertising goals. We can then begin with an audit or move directly into PPC management depending on the engagement.
Tell us what’s happening with your ads — we’ll identify the next best PPC move.
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