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Decide which products to push

Budget is finite and your catalog is not. This shows which products have room to take more, and which are already maxed.

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Amazon

Walmart

3 skills

500+ brands · $1.4B in ad spend under management

Which products can take more spend

Ad-driven share of sales and headroom to your TACOS goal, per product.

Products reviewed

with ad history

Room to push

under TACOS goal

Maxed out

at or over goal

TACOS goal

18%

your target

Product	Ad share	TACOS	Headroom	Move
Insulated Bottle	22%	12%	+6 pts	Push
Bamboo Cutlery Set	31%	15%	+3 pts	Push
Reusable Straws	18%	9%	+9 pts	Push
Travel Mug 20oz	40%	17%	+1 pt	Hold
Stemless Tumbler 12-Pack	55%	24%	over	Pull back

Reading: three products are running under your TACOS goal with room to spend more, so a bigger budget there should buy profitable sales. Push those; hold the one sitting on the line; the tumbler is over goal and leaning hard on ads, so pull it back rather than push.

Demo data shown for illustration. Your view runs on your own account.

How it works

What is in it

Where each product sits: room, or maxed.

Measures how much of each product's sales come from ads

Compares each to your TACOS goal to show headroom or overspend

Ranks products by the room they have to take more spend profitably

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What it settles

Which products can take more, and which can't.

The ones under goal with room to grow get the next dollar

The ones over goal, leaning hard on ads, get held or pulled back

No more guessing where a budget increase should land

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What you do with it

Push the ones with room, hold the rest.

Raise budget on the products under goal with proven efficiency

Hold or trim the ones at or over goal

You approve each move, or schedule it; automated bid action runs on the Trellis Bid Platform (Qinetix)

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How often

Monthly, or before any budget push.

Run it when a budget opens up, or a season is coming

Headroom shifts as products mature, so a fresh read beats last quarter's

On every account you point it at

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If you already know your catalog's headroom cold, this only confirms it. It earns its place when the catalog is too big to hold in your head.

Frequently Asked Questions

What decides whether a product can take more spend?

How much of its sales already come from ads, and how far it sits under your TACOS goal. Room under the goal means budget can grow without breaking your target.

What is ad sales ratio?

The share of a product's sales driven by ads. A low ratio with strong organic sales usually means there is room to push; a high one means you are already leaning on ads.

Does it move my budgets automatically?

No. It ranks the products and recommends push, hold, or pull back. You approve each move, or schedule the ones you trust; automated bid action runs on the Trellis Bid Platform (Qinetix).

Which marketplaces does it cover?

Amazon and Walmart, from your advertising and sales data.

How often should I run it?

Monthly, or whenever a budget opens up or a season is coming, since headroom shifts as products mature.

Will it push a product that is not profitable?

No. It only flags room under your own TACOS goal, so a push stays inside the target you set.

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