Audit the economics
Review ACoS, TACoS, margin, conversion, inventory, price, search-term quality and current organic visibility before changing bids.
Amazon PPC management built around profitable growth, search visibility, product economics and the relationship between paid advertising and organic ranking.
Amazon advertising is not one optimisation problem. Brand defence, keyword discovery, product launches, ranking campaigns and mature profitability campaigns should not be evaluated with the same targets.
Acesens audits campaign structure, search terms, match types, placements, budgets, bids, product economics and retail readiness before deciding what should be scaled, isolated, rebuilt or stopped.
The objective is a maintainable PPC system where advertising spend supports profitable sales today while building stronger search visibility and organic shelf space over time.
Every optimisation decision starts with the role of the campaign and the commercial reality of the product.
Review ACoS, TACoS, margin, conversion, inventory, price, search-term quality and current organic visibility before changing bids.
Separate discovery, exact winners, branded demand, competitor targets and ranking priorities so budgets and objectives do not compete with each other.
Harvest converting terms, add negatives, tune placements and bids, shift budgets and measure whether paid visibility is creating stronger total-sales efficiency.
We treat PPC as a demand, ranking and profitability system rather than a collection of bid adjustments.
Sponsored Products can be segmented by exact, phrase, broad, auto and product targeting according to the job of the campaign. Proven search terms are isolated so they can be controlled without discovery traffic distorting performance.
Customer search terms are reviewed for orders, spend, relevance and strategic value. Converting terms can be promoted into dedicated campaigns while irrelevant or inefficient traffic is blocked with negative keywords or lower bids.
Top of Search, Product Pages and Rest of Search are evaluated separately. Competitor ASIN targeting is used where the product, price, reviews and conversion proposition justify the cost of conquest traffic.
ACoS measures advertising efficiency; TACoS shows how ad spend relates to total sales. We use both alongside margin, conversion, inventory and organic rank so a campaign is not judged in isolation.
Branded campaigns protect existing demand. Non-branded campaigns create incremental discovery and keyword authority. Budgets are separated so branded efficiency does not hide weak expansion into product-defining searches.
Where relevance and conversion support it, PPC can help products build sales history around important search terms. We track whether that paid activity is accompanied by stronger organic positions rather than permanent dependence on advertising.
Our 17-point audit covers account economics, campaign structure, search terms, placements, budgets, ASIN targeting, negatives, organic ranking, inventory and conversion.
Scope and recommendations are tailored after discovery.
Scope can include Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, keyword and search-term management, competitor ASIN targeting, negatives, placement optimisation, bid and budget management, reporting and strategic account reviews.
The service is best suited to brands that already sell on Amazon and need more control over profitability, keyword coverage, campaign structure or paid-to-organic growth. We can also support launches where the retail offer is ready for traffic.
We review ACoS, TACoS, ROAS, advertising sales, total sales, conversion, search-term quality, placement performance, organic keyword movement and product-level profitability.
Yes. Branded demand, non-branded discovery, ranking priorities and competitor targeting have different economics and objectives, so they should not all be judged by one blended target.
Optimisation cadence depends on spend and data volume. We use regular search-term, bid, budget and placement reviews, with larger structural decisions made only when enough evidence exists.