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Practical notes for Amazon brand owners.

Short, useful guides from our day-to-day work in seller accounts. No fluff and no gated downloads.

Guides

Read in five minutes each.

TACoS versus ACoS: which number should you manage to?
  • ACoS is ad spend divided by ad sales. It tells you how efficient your ads are, and nothing about the rest of the business.
  • TACoS is ad spend divided by total sales. It shows whether advertising is growing the whole account.
  • A falling TACoS with steady or rising sales means organic sales are growing. That is the healthy pattern.
  • A low ACoS with a rising TACoS usually means ads are replacing organic sales, not adding to them.
  • Set ACoS targets by campaign goal. A ranking campaign and a profit campaign should never share the same target.
Seven listing mistakes that quietly cost sales
  • Titles stuffed with keywords that no shopper would read.
  • A main image that does not fill the frame or show scale.
  • Bullet points that list features without saying why they matter.
  • Backend search terms repeating words already in the title.
  • Variations split across separate listings, which splits reviews too.
  • No A+ Content, or A+ that repeats the bullets.
  • Wrong unit count or net quantity, which distorts the price-per-unit shoppers compare.
How to read a Search Query Performance report
  • Start with your top 20 queries by search volume, not by your own sales.
  • Compare your impression share with your click share. A big drop means your main image, title or price is losing the click.
  • Compare click share with purchase share. A drop here points to the product page: reviews, content or offer.
  • Watch cart-add share. High cart adds with low purchases often signals a price or delivery issue.
  • Review it weekly. One week is noise, four weeks is a trend.
Planning a product launch on Amazon
  • Finish the listing before spending on ads. Traffic to a weak page wastes the launch window.
  • Pick a small set of launch keywords you can realistically rank for, then expand.
  • Plan early reviews before day one. Amazon Vine is the usual route for registered brands.
  • Expect ads to run above your long-term ACoS target during launch. Decide the budget for that in advance.
  • Track rank, sessions and conversion every week for the first 12 weeks.
These four guides are a starting set. Each Instagram carousel you publish can become a full article here, which helps you get found on Google.
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