Limon P.

Most Amazon ad accounts leak money the same three ways: auto campaigns running with no negative keywords, bids set once and never touched, and campaign structures that mix winners with losers — so ACoS looks acceptable while TACoS quietly climbs. Finding and fixing those three leaks is most of what I do. The proof: I've managed $243,853 in Amazon PPC ad spend on a single client account, and I ran a $200,000 Amazon PPC campaign — both documented with screenshots in my portfolio below. That work was campaign structure, bid and budget management, and week-after-week optimization. WHAT I DO - Amazon PPC audit: full campaign structure review, wasted-spend report, keyword gap analysis - Campaign setup and restructure: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display - Ongoing management: bid and budget adjustments, search-term mining, and negative keyword lists that cut wasted spend without cutting sales - Reporting on ACoS, TACoS, and ROAS that tells you exactly what changed this week and why My approach is unglamorous and steady. Winners get their own campaigns and budgets so they stop subsidizing losers. Search terms get mined every week. Negative keyword lists keep growing so spend stays on terms that actually convert. Structure, bids, follow-through — repeated until the account behaves. WHY ME - My two largest Amazon PPC projects are documented with screenshots in my portfolio below — numbers you can see, not just read - 10+ years of freelance digital marketing, with Amazon PPC as my current specialty - I sell on Amazon myself through my own Merch on Demand catalog, so I know the seller side of the platform, not only the ads console - Background in Google Ads and Microsoft (Bing) Ads, for brands that sell beyond Amazon NEXT STEP Message me with your ASIN and I'll reply with 2-3 specific changes I would make in your account. If it's a fit, we start with a paid audit or monthly management.