Run everything you never had time to implement. Define your process once, and keep it
running with Qore.
Run everything you never had time to implement. Define your process once, and keep it
running with Qore.Each one reads your own data, runs on a schedule, and waits for your approval
before anything changes.
Each one reads your own data, runs on a schedule, and waits for your approval before anything changes.
Install one as it is, or change what it looks for. Nothing here needs configuring before it produces
a result.
Not sure what you need? Start from the job instead >
Install one as it is, or change what it looks for. Nothing here needs configuring before it produces a result.
Not sure what you need?
Start from the job instead >
Aged stock cleared ahead of the next storage-fee bracket, with ad spend raised inside a margin-safe ACoS ceiling.
Month-to-date spend against the monthly target, projected to month-end, with budget moved only where ACoS allows.
When a competitor lands on your branded terms: branded defense raised, product pages held, and a counter-conquest shortlist, all staged for approval.
Every policy, suppression and Buy Box alert on your advertised ASINs, in one list ranked by the ad spend at risk.
Keywords and ASINs that broke range yesterday, split by cause, with the bleeders capped the same day.
Budget cut for out-of-stock SKUs, given back in proportion as they come back in stock.
Review requests sent for your lowest-visibility products, on their eligible orders, automatically.
A weekly read on which campaign types earn their budget and which over-spend.
A weekly branded versus non-branded read on spend, sales and ROAS, on any Amazon account.
A daily email with yesterday's revenue, ad spend, ROAS, TACOS and every ASIN's units.
Cuts daily budgets on Amazon ads that miss their own ACoS target and their own CVR baseline.
Promotes proven search terms to tighter match types, and creates the keywords for you.
A daily read on which of your top SKUs have earned a price move, and what that price would be.
Cuts advertisement budgets in proportion to the children that have gone out of stock.
Moves daily budget from weak campaigns to budget-capped winners, portfolio total unchanged.
A per-match-type review that flags where one match type trails its peers on every signal.
A ranked list of queries your own campaigns are bidding against each other on.
A ranked plan of which capped ads to fund, what it costs, and where the budget can come from.
Days of stock left on every product, tiered and sorted so the ones about to run out come first.
A daily TACoS manager that sets Target ACoS and budgets per category, and reports what it did.
A weekly week-over-week read on the campaigns, keywords, and ASINs that moved most.
A share-of-intent read on every query in your category, branded and non-branded, side by side.
Finds where Amazon ad spend leaks, ranks the top three fixes, and stages negatives.
The charts you build, pinned into a live dashboard you can share.
A downward price spiral forming on a product, before you get dragged into it.
Competitive repricing that tracks the market but stops at your margin floor.
The headroom to raise each price before conversion is at risk.
The price gap costing you the buy box, and the move to close it.
Products hit by a fee change, with the margin impact per unit.
The price change each product needs to hold margin after a cost move.
A week-over-week impression check that flags the ads losing traffic and emails you the list.
A ranked list of auto and broad search terms ready to promote to exact, with suggested bids.
Lifetime value by acquisition cohort, so you see what each month of new customers is worth.
High-traffic products converting below their category, ranked by the sales the gap costs.
Whether your cover meets the demand a peak event will bring, product by product.
A recurring report that runs itself on your schedule and lands where you need it, done.
The month's spend, sales, and efficiency, assembled per campaign and product in one pass.
1P shortages and chargebacks piling up unreconciled against your purchase orders.
Listings with thin titles, missing bullets, or no A+ content, across the whole catalog.
Search terms clearly off-target for the product, ready to add as negatives.
Search terms whose clicks and orders are climbing week over week, before they are on anyone's radar.
High-intent terms your competitors win that you are not bidding on at all.
How much of your own branded search results you hold, and where a competitor is taking share.
Placements where your cost per click runs above the account average and the conversion rate below it.
Ad-driven share of sales per product, so you can see which have room for more spend inside your TACOS goal.
A ranked list of keywords and ASIN targets that held their ACoS across all three windows.
A weekly split of spend, ad sales and ROAS between branded and non-branded search.
Products you're advertising right now while a competitor holds the buy box, so the clicks cannot convert for you.
Every one of these runs on your own account.
