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If your max CPA = profit, a down-only bidding strategy can be a safer choice as it helps prevent overspending by lowering bids in auctions where conversion likelihood is lower. This approach keeps your campaigns efficient and aligns with maintaining profitability.

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Yes, it works for all products

The reason for creating a single keyword exact match campaign after 3+ sales in 60 days is to capture and scale a keyword that's already converting profitably with precision targeting. This helps control bids more effectively and maximize returns. We recommend broad match campaigns after 10+ sales because at that point, the keyword has proven its potential and can expand reach by capturing related search terms. This approach balances profitability with scalable growth. Let me know if you need deeper insight! 😊

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It absolutely does

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Is this your first product launch? Then maybe... Depends on the category. Are there a ton of sizes and colors?

⁠​⁠​⁠@@ProfitablePineapplefirst product launch. One standard size. 12 different colors. Found 2 colors that haven’t had any orders we will eliminate to focus on what has shown movement.

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You have the right to believe in what you want (God, the universe, etc...), but you shouldn't blast someone for their beliefs contrasting with yours. THAT'S childish. I think you should "grow up." But the basic principal of focusing on impact over making money will make you money holds true back to the days of the Bible.

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That's a relevancy issue. Make sure your relevant for those keywords and they are in your product listing. Also you need to be getting sales for Amazon to show you. Amazon wants to show listings that are making sales. Try sending some Google ads to it for the same keywords

Exact match campaigns don't need negative keywords. I believe I was showing where to put them in a campaign

It gives you the same thing.

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For KW Title Broad, anything over 40-50% ACOS might be too high depending on margins. It’s better to create one campaign per keyword for better control, rather than multiple ad groups under one ASIN. This approach allows for more precise bid adjustments and performance tracking per keyword.

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Google merchant center has been rumored to be teaming up with Amazon to do this, but I have not figured it out yet or seen it.

Depends on your budget but usually about 5 to start and any search term over 10 orders in the last 60 days

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For mid-performing terms, monitor trends over time. If they stay below the threshold, consider negating to focus budget on higher ROI terms.

To find the box dimensions for your product, you can follow these steps: Refer to Manufacturer's Specs: If you have access to your product’s manufacturer or supplier specifications, ask them for the recommended box dimensions. They typically provide packaging guidelines that account for safe shipping. Use Product Dimensions + Buffer: Measure the product dimensions (length, width, height), and then add padding based on the type of packaging (e.g., 1-2 inches on each side for cushioning like bubble wrap or foam). The added space depends on the fragility of the item: For fragile items, add a 2-3 inch buffer on each side. For less fragile items, a 1-inch buffer may suffice. Amazon Packaging Requirements: If you’re selling on Amazon, they have specific packaging requirements, especially for Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) products. Refer to Amazon’s guidelines to ensure your box dimensions meet their standards. Online Box Sizing Tools: Some online tools can estimate box dimensions based on product size and the type of padding you plan to use. Websites like Uline offer box sizing tools based on your product dimensions and packaging materials. Prototype the Packaging: If possible, prototype the packaging with the product inside. This helps ensure that the box size is optimal for both protection and shipping efficiency. Check with Your Shipping Provider: If you're planning to ship in bulk, some shipping companies have specific recommendations based on product dimensions and shipping standards to optimize costs.

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It sounds like you've struck a great balance in prioritizing profit over strict TACOS reduction, especially as you’re already seeing a significant increase in overall profit by focusing on breakeven ACOS. Here are some strategies to consider for lowering TACOS while maintaining that profitability and momentum: Optimize High-Performing Keywords: Focus on keywords that are bringing consistent, profitable results and gradually shift more ad spend to these terms. Continue to refine bids and placements for these keywords to optimize cost efficiency without drastically cutting ad exposure. Shift Ad Spend to Defense Campaigns: Since these are mature products with established keywords, consider shifting a portion of your budget to defensive campaigns, such as Sponsored Brand or Sponsored Display ads targeting your own listings. This helps capture sales from customers who are already searching for your products and can boost organic rank by maintaining sales velocity with less aggressive ad spending. Leverage Amazon’s Dynamic Bidding Settings: Use Amazon’s dynamic bidding to reduce bids in low-conversion situations (such as “Down Only” bidding). This can help minimize ad spend in placements that aren’t converting as well, which can improve both ACOS and TACOS efficiency over time. Increase Focus on External Traffic: Running Google Ads or leveraging social media to drive external traffic directly to your Amazon listing can help drive additional sales, which improves organic ranking and boosts overall sales without affecting TACOS directly. Optimize Organic Rankings Strategically: You’re right in noting that scaling back ads can impact organic rankings, so another approach is to target specific keywords with the highest conversion potential for organic ranking improvements. This way, your ad spend has a more sustainable impact on organic growth, helping to reduce TACOS as you rely more on organic sales. Monitor Product Listings for Conversion Improvements: Regularly auditing your listing’s content, images, and reviews to ensure peak performance can improve conversion rates. Higher conversion rates mean you get more out of every ad dollar, which can lead to a lower TACOS as a result of better efficiency. Remember that, as you mentioned, maintaining ad prominence is essential for preserving organic ranking. By gradually shifting more focus to efficiency while maintaining your overall ad visibility, you can work towards a more balanced TACOS without sacrificing the gains you've achieved in profit.

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Without knowing what your break even ACoS is it's hard to say if your Broad Campaign is successful. Take the keywords generating the most sales and turn them into exact match campaigns.

I'm glad it helps. Because Amazon PPC feels so overwhelming to a lot of people I wanted to remind them that we can always help. :)

What are you passionate about? Find something that you're already passionate about, and then identify who else is passionate about the same thing and what problems they have doing that thing. Then just serve that person.

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Bi-weekly will be enough

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Sometimes Amazon doesn’t always show sales right away for the campaigns. And when you’re looking over your active campaigns you will come across campaigns that appear to not be performing well and you pause them. However, when you look at your paused campaigns (in the future) attribution might have caught up and now Amazon is showing you the sales the campaign made when it was still active. And if you would have seen those sales initially you wouldn’t have paused the campaign.

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Everything I do goes back to my mission of helping the 1 billion that are blind due to lack of glasses. That's going to take a lot of money.

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@@ProfitablePineapple is the goal to get glasses to billion people or to create a system/charity that will also be able to give a billion glasses to the next billion people that show up without glasses and so on?

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Focus on words with a high conversion rate and high sales velocity