Amazon management
Sponsored Products, Brands, Display, DSP, budgets, search terms, placements, and catalog context managed by one team.
Choose Amazon, Google and Meta, Kaufland, or the full mix. We run the day-to-day work while your team keeps visibility into every decision.
Start with one publisher or connect the whole account portfolio. Each service keeps its publisher-specific controls while sharing the same commercial plan.
Sponsored Products, Brands, Display, DSP, budgets, search terms, placements, and catalog context managed by one team.
Search, Performance Max, Shopping, paid social, audiences, creative, conversion goals, and budget pacing reviewed together.
Marketplace campaigns, product visibility, budgets, and performance reporting handled with the same disciplined operating model.
One commercial plan across Amazon, Google, Meta, and Kaufland with publisher-aware decisions and a shared reporting rhythm.
The team owns the operational detail without hiding the reasoning. You see the plan, the changes, the evidence, and the next decision.
We review account structure, tracking, goals, catalog or feed quality, economics, and the changes already in flight.
We map the growth plan by publisher, funnel stage, budget, market, and the decisions that need human approval.
The team handles daily optimization, search-term and audience reviews, pacing, creative priorities, and controlled changes.
Regular reporting explains what moved, what did not, what we learned, and where the next test belongs.
Managed service is the daily layer that keeps strategy connected to account reality.
Naming, structure, negatives, audiences, placements, feeds, and tracking gaps are kept visible and actionable.
Budgets are paced by market, publisher, goal, seasonality, and the constraints you set.
We turn performance findings into briefs for ads, assets, landing pages, and product-feed improvements.
Every material change carries its reason, approval state, expected outcome, and measured follow-up.
Keep one operating rhythm as your channel mix changes. Start with Amazon, add Google or Meta, and bring in Kaufland when the marketplace is ready.
A focused team for one account and one growth problem.
Connected planning across Amazon, Google, Meta, and Kaufland.
Strategy, execution, reporting, and Algorithm Studio workflows under one operating model.