Rizwan H.

Don't pay me to find out if I'm good. Message me your ASIN first and I'll reply with 2 or 3 specific fixes for your account, free, before you spend a dollar. If my first month doesn't pay for itself, fire me. No hard feelings. Ever feel like you're doing everything on Amazon: tweaking bids, watching rankings, refreshing spreadsheets at midnight, and the revenue chart still won't move? That's usually not an effort problem. It's a structure problem, and it's fixable. Straight answer before you scroll: my Upwork history is short. Six jobs, 100% Job Success, every completed client left 5.0, one hired me again, and one paid me more than we agreed. Behind that is 5+ years experience, running Amazon accounts for private label brands, three verified testimonials from past clients on this profile, and the Amazon Sponsored Ads Certification at both standard and advanced level. New here, not new to this. WHAT THAT WORK LOOKS LIKE (screenshots in my portfolio, click and check): Built a brand from scratch to $1.4M in PPC sales in 20 months, 11 products at 24.5% ACOS ACOS cut from 25.5% to 20% while sales grew 20% Sales up 136.8% with net profit up 228.4% year over year Managed up to $433K in monthly ad spend HOW I WORK: Diagnosis before changes. Most accounts that feel stuck have either a traffic problem or a conversion problem, and the two look identical from the outside. A page that converts badly makes every campaign look expensive. Campaigns buying the wrong search terms make a good page look broken. I find out which one you have before touching a bid, because treating the wrong one is how budget disappears quietly. WHAT THE FIRST TWO WEEKS LOOK LIKE: Week 1, I don't change anything. I pull the search term report, the campaign report and detail page traffic by child ASIN, and work out where the account is actually leaking. Changing bids before you know that is how people spend three months busy and flat. Week 2, the fixes start, in order of what costs you most: search terms draining spend with no orders, campaigns competing with each other for the same keyword, and bids set without reference to what a click is worth at your margins. You get a written note of what changed and why, every week. ALSO WALMART: I manage Walmart the same way I manage Amazon: Walmart Connect campaigns, listing and content optimization, catalog and item setup, item spec and bulk file work, and Buy Box and pricing issues. Same diagnosis first approach, because a Walmart item that converts badly makes every campaign look expensive there too. Most recently a full Walmart account audit for a client who had already hired me once for the same work on another channel, delivered with a prioritized fix list and a re-alignment plan for their listings. If you sell on both, the problems usually rhyme, but the fixes do not transfer cleanly. Walmart punishes different mistakes than Amazon does, and the platform is less forgiving about item setup. SERVICES: PPC management: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display Listing optimization: titles, bullets, description, backend search terms, indexing A+ Content strategy Product launches and ranking strategy Keyword and competitor research Bulk file and flat file operations Walmart: Walmart Connect campaigns, listing optimization, catalog and item setup, account audits Weekly reporting written to be read, not filed CATEGORIES: Automotive, Supplements, Survival and Outdoor, Home and Kitchen, Beauty, Health and Wellness, Pets ...and many more TOOLS: Helium 10, Jungle Scout, Data Dive, Scale Insights, Pacvue, Perpetua, Quartile, Adtomic, Sellerboard, My Real Profit WE'LL WORK WELL TOGETHER IF: You want honest numbers, not pretty reports You know brands take months to build, not days Send me the ASIN. Two or three fixes back, free, and you can decide from there.