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 >
Products where ads carry most of the sales and organic is thin, so pulling back would cost you.
The share of orders coming from new-to-brand shoppers, and the campaigns where it is rising.
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.
Ads still running on listings that are suppressed or out of stock, spending on a page that cannot sell.
The same product target running in more than one campaign, splitting spend on one ASIN.
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.
Search terms that are converting but are not keywords yet, promoted for your approval.
Keywords and product targets that stay efficient across more than one window, not a one-week spike.
Competitors showing up on your branded searches, and what it costs to hold the top spot.
Your branded and non-branded search split, so you can see what your own name is carrying.
Products whose buy box win rate is sliding against their own recent range, before it is fully lost.
Products you're advertising right now while a competitor holds the buy box, so the clicks cannot convert for you.
Broad and auto targets catching search terms your exact keyword already owns.
The same keyword or target running in more than one campaign or ad group, splitting spend.
Ads whose impressions dropped against their own 30-day range, ranked by the sales at risk.
Advertised products quietly draining budget inside campaigns that look healthy on the surface.
Campaigns and products whose spend or sales broke from their own recent range and stayed broken.
Not sure which of these is yours?