
Costs changed, but the cause is unclear
The team cannot tell whether targeting, bids, placements, or product conversion caused the change.
Our Amazon PPC account audit reviews search terms, targeting, campaign structure, bids, budgets, and product conversion. You receive the findings, recommended fixes, and a clear order for addressing them.





A rising ACoS can have several causes: irrelevant searches, expensive placements, lower conversion, or changes in your offer.
We trace the results back to campaigns and products, then separate immediate fixes from changes that need testing.
We review campaign setup, targeting, and product performance to identify likely causes and prioritize the fixes.

The team cannot tell whether targeting, bids, placements, or product conversion caused the change.

Recommendations arrive without explaining which issue to address first.

Existing search-term and product data is overlooked when planning a new structure.
You should leave an audit knowing what to change, not just holding a longer spreadsheet. We connect the account findings to your products and put the most useful next steps in a clear order.
We follow the spend through campaigns, search terms, targets, and placements. The aim is to find where overlap, irrelevant traffic, or budget allocation is making the account harder to manage.
Sometimes the campaign is only part of the problem. We compare advertising results with product conversion, margin, stock, and listing readiness before recommending changes to bids or targeting.
You get a distinction between fixes supported by the data, ideas that need a controlled test, and larger changes that need planning. Each recommendation explains the issue and why it belongs in that priority order.
See which recommendations the account data supports and which require further testing.
Which searches, targets, or placements spend without enough relevant orders?
Which relevant searches or products are receiving too little attention?
What should change first, and what evidence supports that recommendation?
Questions about the service and what is included.
No. An audit can stand on its own. If an ongoing partnership makes sense afterward, we can define that separately.
We need appropriate read access to the relevant advertising and retail data. We will confirm the exact scope before work begins.
Yes. The point is to give your team a prioritized set of decisions, with the reasoning behind each one.
Tell us what is happening in your account. We will discuss the campaign work or audit you need.
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