Amazon Ads (PPC) management
Part of Advertising and growth marketing
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Amazon Ads specialists set up and manage your advertising campaigns, decide what to bid on, and report on what your ad spend returns. A good specialist explains their campaign structure and reasoning, works inside your account with their own user permissions, and agrees with you up front how success will be measured.
Some sellers want ongoing management; others want a one-off audit of an existing account. Both are common, so say which you need.
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Hiring guidance
When to hire help
- Your ad spend is growing but you cannot tell which campaigns are profitable.
- You are launching a product and need campaigns built from scratch.
- Your advertising cost of sale has risen and you do not know why.
- You run campaigns yourself and no longer have time to review search terms and bids.
Questions to ask before you hire
- How will you structure my campaigns, and why?
- Which metrics will you report, and how often?
- How do you decide when to raise, lower, or pause bids?
- Will you work through your own user access with only the permissions you need?
- What does a typical first month look like?
Red flags
- Asks for your Seller Central password instead of their own user access.
- Guarantees a specific ACoS, ranking, or sales figure.
- Will not explain changes or share regular reports.
- Charges a percentage of ad spend with no cap and no clear scope.
Guides for Amazon Ads (PPC) management
ACoS vs TACoS: which Amazon ads metric to manage
How ACoS, TACoS, and ROAS are calculated, what each tells you, how to work out your break-even ACoS, and which number to set your advertising goals with.
How to structure Amazon Sponsored Products campaigns
A practical way to organise Sponsored Products campaigns, covering automatic and manual targeting, match types, search-term harvesting, negatives, and naming.
How to choose an Amazon PPC manager
What a good Amazon Ads manager does, the questions to ask before you hire, how they are usually paid, and the red flags that mean you should keep looking.