Amazon PPC Account Audit: Search Terms, Listings, and TACoSAmazon PPC Account Audit: Search Terms, Listings, and TACoS
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Before I touch ads on any new Amazon account, here are the three things I check first.
1. Search term report: are brand or competitor terms eating budget with zero orders?
2. Listing basics: main image, the first 80 characters of the title, and price against the top 3 competitors.
3. TACoS, not just ACoS: is organic growing while ad spend moves?
Most "PPC problems" turn out to be listing or pricing problems in disguise. Fix those first and the same budget works harder.
What's the first thing you check on a new account?
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Mariana's avatar
Main image is where I'd start too. On a global CPG portfolio we used to check the hero at mobile thumbnail size next to the top 3 competitors, and the most common problem was a pack size or count you simply couldn't read. Do you bring the listing designer in before the first ad spend, or after you've seen the search term report?
Mudassir's avatar
Thanks Mariana, checking the hero at thumbnail size is a great tip, an unreadable pack size or count is easy to miss at desktop size. I look at the search term report first, because it shows whether the problem is the traffic or the listing failing to convert. But if the hero is...
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