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Get set for a peak event

A peak event rewards the ready and punishes the rest. This lines up ads, stock, and price before the traffic lands.

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Q asks what it needs to plan your peak

It gathers the event context with a few sharp questions, then drafts the whole prep plan.

Q asks, then plans

Peak prep · sample

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Prime Day is coming up. Help me get ready.
On it. To build a plan that fits your account, a few things:
  • 1Which products do you expect to spike, and by how much?
  • 2What's your deal budget, and any coupons planned?
  • 3Any stock limits I should plan around?
  • 4What's your margin floor for the event?
~3x on the insulated bottles and travel mugs. $5k for deals, one coupon each. Keep every SKU above 20%.
Got it. I'll draft the ramp for those SKUs, check cover against a 3x lift, schedule the coupons inside $5k, and hold a 20% floor. You'll review each step before anything goes live.
Drafting your 5-step prep plan…
A plan is only as good as what it knows. So Q asks the questions that decide a peak: the lift you expect, the deal budget, the stock limits, your margin floor. Answer once and it drafts the whole prep plan, ads to ramp, stock to cover, deals to schedule, price to hold. The questions are the work; the plan falls out of the answers, and you approve every step.

Illustrative logic. Your view runs on your own account.

How it works

What is in it
Q asks, then drafts.
  • Q asks the questions that decide the event: the lift, the deals, the stock, the floor
  • It drafts the prep plan from your answers: ads, stock, deals, listings, price
  • You review and approve each step
  • What it costs
    Every stream can sink the event.
  • Ads that ramp a day late miss the opening surge
  • A best-seller that stocks out mid-event loses rank and momentum
  • Underpricing into peak demand gives away the margin the event was for
  • What you do with it
    Feed it context, work the list.
  • Give Qore the event details it needs to plan
  • Review each step and approve the ones you want it to take
  • Automated bid and price moves run on the Trellis Bid Platform and Trellis Dynamic Pricing (Qinetix), on your say-so
  • How often
    Before every peak event.
  • Prime Day, seasonal peaks, and your own promotions
  • Run it in the week before, and again the morning of
  • On every account you point it at
  • If your category has no peaks and your promotions are small, the prep is light. It earns its place around the events that make or break a quarter.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    You don't fill in a form. Q asks the questions that matter for a peak, the lift you expect, the deal budget, the stock limits, your margin floor, then drafts the prep plan from your answers.

    No. It plans and recommends; you approve. It won't touch your ads, price, or deals without your sign-off, because a peak event is too important to hand to autopilot.

    You approve the plan first. Automated bid action runs on the Trellis Bid Platform (Qinetix); the stock and price moves stage for your sign-off.

    Prime Day and the seasonal peaks, plus your own promotions and launches.

    In the week before the event, and again the morning of, so the ramp is set and the last-minute gaps are caught.

    Amazon and Walmart, from your advertising, inventory, and pricing data.

    Skills that support this use case.

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    Peak Ramp Plan
    A pre-event schedule to lift bids and budgets into the peak, then ease them back after.
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    Event Stock Cover
    Whether your cover meets the demand a peak event will bring, product by product.
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    Event Price Guard
    The products to hold or raise through a peak event, so demand does not sell your margin cheap.
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    Other work Qore runs alongside this one.
    Decide what's next
    Decide which products to push
    Ongoing maintenance
    Keep spend in line with stock
    Catch problems early
    Stop paying for a lost buy box
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