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Amazon marketing management for your whole channel.
For brands that want their entire Amazon channel run end to end.
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Connected operation
Store, campaign, and customer in one operating view.
The problem
Ads, listings, and content are handled by different people or tools, so the channel pulls in different directions.
How it resolves
One team owns the whole channel, so the listing, the ad, and the content all point at the same sale.
The problem
You can see the top-line number, but you cannot say which part of the channel is carrying it and which is dragging.
How it resolves
We tie ads, organic rank, and content back to revenue, so you can read what each part of the channel is doing.
How we run it.
Read the whole channel
We audit listings, ads, rank, and content together, because on Amazon they move each other.
Fix the listing first
We tighten titles, images, and detail pages so the ads you pay for land on a page that converts.
Run the ads to profit
We structure and manage the campaigns against revenue, not clicks, and cut the spend that does not return.
Report the channel, not a metric
You get one picture of ad spend, sales, and rank, so the channel reads as a business, not a dashboard.
We run the whole motion in the open, so the proof is the process, not a number on a slide.
Two ways to run it.
Your team runs the channel day to day. Our operators review it and coach the calls, so the expertise transfers while the work stays in your hands.
We run the Amazon channel end to end. Listings, ads, content, and reporting are ours, and you get the profit picture without the daily work.
Running the channel is half of it. We ship your Amazon orders too. See how →
Questions, answered.
- Do you manage the full channel or just ads?
- The full channel. Listings, images, detail-page content, organic rank, and advertising are managed together, because on Amazon each one moves the others.
- Do I keep control of my Amazon account?
- Yes. The account stays yours. We work inside it with the access level you grant, and you can see every change we make.
- How is this different from managing Amazon myself?
- On the done with you tier your team runs the channel and we review and coach. On the done for you tier we run it end to end. You move up a tier when your time or your team runs out, not when the tool does.
- How do you report results?
- One report on ad spend, sales, and rank across the channel, so you can read the whole business rather than a wall of separate metrics.
Before you start
One scope for the whole Amazon channel.
Amazon marketing management connects advertising, listings, brand presentation and account operations. It is for brands that need those responsibilities coordinated, rather than an isolated campaign or listing project.
- How does it differ from PPC management?
- PPC focuses on paid campaigns. A channel-wide engagement considers how advertising, product detail pages and account operations work together. Define the responsibilities included in your scope before starting.
- Can our team keep part of the work?
- Yes. The done-with-you approach keeps execution with your team while Anata reviews and coaches. Done-for-you transfers the agreed execution to Anata.
- How is the fee determined?
- Start with the scope: the products, channels, work to be managed and responsibility your team wants to retain. Services are quoted for your operation. Request a written scope and fee breakdown before choosing an engagement.
- What should we agree before starting?
- Confirm the work included, account access, reporting, named responsibilities and onboarding steps. Keep third-party costs and work outside the agreed scope separate from the management fee.
See a published marketing-mix result, with its metric and reporting period.
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Drop your ASIN. We read the channel and show you where it stands, before you pay us a dollar.