Services
These are separated for clarity, not because they are separate jobs. On a live account they are the same weekly loop, and most engagements start with finding out which of them is currently the constraint.
Campaign structure, search-term governance and bid discipline, with the ACOS target derived from your break-even after fees, returns and COGS.
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Catalog, advertising, inventory, pricing, account health and compliance, run by one operator on a fixed weekly cadence.
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Purchase orders, fill rate, chargebacks, A+ content and Vine, plus reporting that separates ordered revenue from what actually shipped.
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Indexation checked first, then titles, bullets, backend terms, imagery and A+ content written against the objection that stops the sale.
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Restock planning, shipment execution, stock cover modelling and storage fee control, with bids scaled to the cover each ASIN actually has.
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An account audit before anything else. I look at advertising structure, catalog health, inventory position and account health, then write up where the constraint actually sits and what the first three changes should be. If that turns out to be a listing problem rather than an advertising one, you will hear that. It is cheaper for both of us than scaling spend into a page that leaks it.
Taking on new accounts
Send the marketplace, the category and what is currently going wrong. You get a written read on advertising structure, catalog health and the first three things worth changing, before any engagement is discussed.