Amazon PPC Management

Turn Amazon ad spend into profitable growth

SellerApp combines certified Amazon advertising experts, proprietary automation, real-time performance signals and marketplace intelligence to help brands reduce wasted spend, improve advertising efficiency, and scale with greater control.

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Where performance leaks

Your PPC problem is rarely just one bad bid

Underperforming Amazon advertising is almost always several connected issues at once. Each one is survivable on its own; together they cap growth and quietly raise the cost of every order.

hubSellerApp manages the complete advertising system, not isolated campaign settings.
Account diagnosticCommon findings
call_split

Campaigns competing against one another. The same ASINs and keywords sit in overlapping campaigns, bidding up your own clicks.

paymentsWasted spend
savings

Budgets allocated without margin context. Spend follows revenue, not contribution — so the best-selling products are not always the most profitable ones.

percentProfitability
search_off

Non-converting search terms consuming spend. Irrelevant and low-intent queries keep buying clicks because nothing negates them.

paymentsWasted spend
key_off

Important keywords missing from the structure. Terms that convert are never given their own targeting, so they compete for scraps of budget.

visibilityLost visibility
layers

Broad campaigns masking product-level performance. Account averages look acceptable while individual ASINs lose money inside them.

trending_upRising ACoS
schedule

Bid changes made on delayed data. Decisions land days after the demand shifted, so the account is always correcting the last problem.

trending_upRising ACoS
inventory_2

Advertising running on low-stock products. Spend keeps pushing items that will run out, damaging ranking and wasting the click.

paymentsWasted spend
description

Agencies reporting activity, not impact. You receive a list of changes made instead of an explanation of what it did to the business.

percentNo accountability
Compounding effect on the account0%
The SellerApp approach

A PPC growth system built around your business goals

Layer 01 · Diagnose

Establish exactly where the account is losing money today

Before anything changes, your specialist audits campaign structure, search terms, placements, product performance, budgets, margins and historical trends — so the plan is built on your numbers, not a template.

  • Overlapping campaigns and self-competition mapped
  • Search-term waste quantified in currency, not percentages
  • Product-level profitability separated from account averages
  • A written baseline you can hold us to
Campaign types managed

Complete management across Amazon Sponsored Ads

Sponsored Products

Capture shoppers at the moment of highest intent — on the search results they already trust and on competing product pages.

When it is used

Always on. It is the efficiency engine of the account and usually the majority of managed spend.

Primary outcome

Profitable, incremental orders at a controlled cost per sale.

What SellerApp manages

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Goal-based strategy

Every account needs a different definition of success

Reduce ACoSProtect profitability without giving up volume
Campaign structure

Tighten structure so converting terms sit in their own campaigns and stop competing for shared budget.

Keyword strategy

Aggressive negation of non-converting queries; keep only terms with proven conversion history.

Bidding

Bid to a target cost per order derived from contribution margin, not a blanket account ACoS.

Budget allocation

Pull budget from loss-making ASINs and placements; concentrate it on proven converters.

Match types

Weighted to exact and phrase, with broad kept small and purely for discovery.

Targeting

Prune low-relevance ASIN targets; hold defensive coverage on branded terms.

Reporting priorities

ACoS by product and term, wasted-spend recovered, contribution per order.

Intelligence & automation

Experts set the strategy. SellerApp intelligence accelerates every decision

Automation is the monitoring and execution layer. It shortens the gap between something changing in your account and someone acting on it — it does not decide what good looks like.

streamStep 01Data signals

Campaign, keyword, product, placement and inventory data, plus Amazon Marketing Stream and Marketing Cloud where available.

hubStep 02SellerApp intelligence

Signals are normalised, scored against your targets and turned into a ranked set of opportunities and anomalies.

person_checkStep 03Expert decision

Your strategist judges what to act on, what to test and what to leave alone — with margin and inventory context.

boltStep 04Campaign action

Bids, budgets, negations, dayparting and placement changes are applied manually or by agreed automation rules.

autorenewStep 05Performance feedback

Results are measured against the goal and feed the next decision, so the account compounds instead of resetting.

Service scope

What our PPC team handles for you

Five areas of ownership. Expand any group to see exactly what sits inside it.

01Account strategy5 areasadd
flagBusiness-goal alignmentlow_priorityProduct prioritisationpercentMargin-aware planningpublicMarketplace & category analysissavingsBudget planning
02Campaign management7 areasadd
account_treeCreation & restructuringinventory_2Sponsored ProductsstorefrontSponsored BrandsmovieSponsored Brands Videoad_unitsSponsored DisplayshieldBrand-defence campaignscompare_arrowsCompetitor-conquest campaigns
03Keyword & targeting management7 areasadd
searchKeyword researchquery_statsSearch-term analysisagricultureKeyword harvestingruleMatch-type optimisationblockNegative keywordstargetASIN & category targetinggroupsAudience targeting
04Bid & budget optimisation6 areasadd
tuneBid adjustmentsplace_itemPlacement modifiersspeedBudget pacingscheduleDaypartingswap_horizPerformance-based reallocationinventoryInventory-aware scaling
05Monitoring & reporting6 areasadd
event_repeatWeekly performance reviewscalendar_monthMonthly business reviewsmonitoringKPI trackinglightbulbOpportunity identificationscienceExperiment reportingforumStrategic recommendations
Inventory-aware advertising

Advertising should know what is available to sell

  • Ease advertising pressure when stock cover is critically low
  • Avoid scaling products likely to go out of stock mid-flight
  • Increase support for products with healthy inventory and margin
  • Coordinate launch and replenishment advertising strategies
  • Protect hard-won ranking while avoiding unnecessary waste
Stock cover
9 days
Ad pressure
Reduced
boltBids and budgets are eased on the low-cover SKU, spend is redirected to in-stock products, and brand-defence coverage is held so ranking is protected until replenishment lands.
Reporting & transparency

Know what changed, why it changed, and what happens next

Account performanceRolling 30 days · illustrative
Ad spend$48.2KremoveOn pace
Ad sales$196Karrow_upwardGrowing
ACoS24.6%arrow_downwardImproving
TACoS9.8%arrow_downwardImproving
ROAS4.1xarrow_upwardGrowing
Conversion rate11.4%arrow_upwardGrowing
Click-through rate0.62%arrow_upwardGrowing
Orders2,410arrow_upwardGrowing
Actions completed this week
check_circle412 non-converting search terms negated
check_circleTop 18 converting terms promoted to exact match
check_circlePlacement bids rebalanced toward top of search
check_circleBudget shifted from two low-margin ASINs
Upcoming priorities
arrow_forwardRestructure the drafting-chair range by intent
arrow_forwardLaunch brand-defence campaign on branded terms
arrow_forwardDayparting test on weekday business hours
arrow_forwardReview Sponsored Display retargeting windows
  • A dedicated account manager who knows your products and margins
  • Weekly performance updates and reviews where applicable
  • Monthly strategic reviews with your stakeholders
  • Clear action items — what was done, what is next
  • Transparent explanations of every major change
  • Live platform access to keyword, product, placement and pacing detail

Reporting cadence, metrics and format are agreed during onboarding, so updates match how your business already reviews performance.

Onboarding & engagement

From account audit to continuous optimisation

1

Discovery

Understand the brand, products, margins, challenges, goals and marketplaces.

2

Account audit

Analyse campaigns, search terms, placements, budgets, products and historical performance.

3

Growth strategy

Define priorities, targets, campaign architecture and the measurement framework.

4

Account integration

Securely connect the required Amazon advertising access and SellerApp technology.

5

Execution

Restructure campaigns, implement optimisations and activate the agreed strategy.

6

Continuous growth

Monitor, test, communicate results and scale the actions that work.

Why SellerApp

More than campaign management

The difference is not effort — it is what the team can see, and how quickly they can act on it.

CapabilityTraditional PPC managementSellerApp PPC Management
Campaign adjustmentsPeriodic manual changescheckExpert management supported by automation between reviews
DataStandard campaign reportscheckCampaign, product, keyword, inventory and marketplace intelligence
OptimisationReactivecheckContinuous and goal-based
ReportingActivity summariescheckBusiness outcomes, actions taken and next steps
StrategyCampaign-levelcheckProduct, account and marketplace-level
TechnologyThird-party tools or spreadsheetscheckSellerApp's proprietary platform
Competitive intelligenceLimitedcheckIntegrated into planning and daily optimisation
Account supportShared managementcheckDedicated strategic support
FAQs

Questions brands ask before handing over their ads

What does SellerApp's Amazon PPC Management service include?add

A dedicated specialist team owns your Sponsored Ads end to end: an initial account audit, a documented strategy, campaign structure and rebuild, keyword and targeting management, bid and budget optimisation, negative keyword and search-term work, dayparting, placement optimisation, competitive monitoring, platform access, performance reporting and scheduled strategic reviews.

Which Sponsored Ads formats does SellerApp manage?add

Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Brands Video and Sponsored Display. The mix is set by your goals, brand registry status and category — most accounts start with Sponsored Products as the efficiency engine and layer the others on as the structure stabilises.

How does SellerApp reduce wasted ad spend?add

By finding where the money leaks and closing it systematically: search-term analysis and negation, removing overlap between competing campaigns, match-type discipline, placement and bid control, budget reallocation away from low-margin products, and easing pressure on items that cannot convert — low stock, weak listings or poor unit economics.

How does SellerApp use AI and automation?add

Automation is the monitoring and execution layer, not the decision maker. Your strategist sets targets and agrees the rules; the platform then watches campaign signals continuously, applies the agreed bid, budget, dayparting and negation actions between reviews, and surfaces ranked opportunities and anomalies for human judgement.

Will I receive a dedicated account manager?add

Yes. Every account has a named specialist who stays with the brand, supported by SellerApp analysts and the platform. They are your point of contact for strategy, execution questions and reporting.

How frequently are campaigns optimised?add

Campaigns are monitored continuously, with agreed automation acting between reviews and your specialist making structural and strategic changes on a regular cadence. Review frequency is set during onboarding — weekly performance reviews and monthly strategic reviews are typical.

What reports and updates will I receive?add

Live performance is available in the platform at any time — spend, ad sales, ACoS, TACoS, ROAS, CTR, conversion rate, orders, keyword, product, placement and pacing detail. Alongside it you receive regular updates covering what changed, why, the business impact and the next priorities, in the cadence and format agreed at onboarding.

Can SellerApp manage multiple Amazon marketplaces?add

Yes. Multi-marketplace brands are managed under one strategy with per-marketplace keyword, budget and bidding decisions, since demand, competition and search behaviour differ by country. Coverage spans North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.

How does inventory affect the PPC strategy?add

Inventory signals inform how hard each product is advertised. When stock cover is low, advertising pressure is eased and spend is redirected to products that can meet demand; when cover is healthy, support increases. This protects ranking and avoids paying for clicks on items about to go unavailable. Fulfilment and replenishment remain owned by your team.

Can SellerApp help with new product launches?add

Yes. Launches are run as their own play: a discovery-weighted campaign structure, broader early targeting to learn which terms convert, harvesting into exact match as data arrives, and a deliberate acceptance of a higher initial ACoS while ranking and review velocity build — then a shift to efficiency once the product holds position.

How long does it take to see meaningful results?add

It depends on the starting point, category and budget. Structural work — negation, restructuring, placement and budget control — usually shows measurable movement earliest. Ranking-led and launch objectives compound over a longer window. Your specialist sets expectations against your own baseline during the audit rather than promising a fixed timeline.

What access does SellerApp require?add

Advertising access to manage campaigns, and the reporting access needed to read performance in context — granted through Amazon's own permission flows, at the access level agreed with you. Access is confirmed during the account-integration step and can be revoked by you at any time.

Is Amazon DSP included in PPC Management?add

No. PPC Management covers Sponsored Ads. Amazon DSP is a separate SellerApp managed service for demand creation and audience reach beyond search. Brands often run both so prospecting, retargeting and search never bid against each other — but DSP is scoped and engaged separately.

How do I get started with a PPC audit?add

Complete the form below with your marketplace, monthly ad spend and primary challenge. A specialist reviews your campaign structure, keywords, targeting, budgets and performance opportunities, then comes back with findings and a recommended scope.

Free PPC audit

Find out where your Amazon ad spend is being wasted

Get a comprehensive review of your campaign structure, keywords, targeting, budgets and performance opportunities from SellerApp's Amazon advertising experts.

  • A specialist reviews the account before you speak to anyone
  • Response within one business day
  • Your data stays confidential — no obligation to engage
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