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ACOS Rising in Amazon Ads? 7 Reasons Why (and How to Fix Them)

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One of the most common challenges in Amazon Ads is watching ACOS rise over time. Campaigns that once delivered strong performance gradually lose efficiency, with advertising costs climbing faster than sales. For advertisers, this signals shrinking margins and declining return on investment. ACOS does not increase randomly. It typically reflects changes in competition, shifts in […]

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Amazon Ads Budget Running Out Too Fast? 7 Common Causes and Fixes

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Many advertisers face the same frustration: a campaign goes live in the morning, but by lunchtime the Amazon Ads budget is already gone. Once the spend is exhausted, ads disappear for the rest of the day, limiting visibility and reducing sales opportunities. This problem often stems from a handful of recurring issues — from targeting

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Amazon Ads Not Converting? 5 Common Mistakes (and How to Fix Them)

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You’ve invested time, budget, and creative energy into your Amazon Ads… but the results aren’t there. Clicks are coming in, yet Amazon Ads not converting is a reality for many advertisers. Poor performance often comes from targeting choices, product detail page issues, bidding strategy, campaign structure, or lack of continuous optimization. In this article, we’ll

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Closed-Loop Reporting in Retail Media: How to Finally Measure What Matters

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Retail media continues to grow as brands move budgets closer to the point of sale. But one key challenge remains: proving your campaigns actually drive purchases. That’s where closed-loop reporting comes in. 1. What Is Closed-Loop Reporting? Closed-loop reporting means tracking your marketing efforts—impressions, clicks, conversions—all the way to real purchases, closing the loop between

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The Seller’s Compass: How to Choose the Right Marketplace

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Choosing the right marketplace can mean the difference between stagnant sales and explosive growth. With dozens of platforms available—each with unique fees, audiences, and requirements—you need a clear framework. In this article, you’ll discover five crucial steps to identify the perfect marketplace for your brand in 2025. For more on marketplace benefits, see Marketplace 2025:

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Incrementality Test: 2025 Retail Media Attribution

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Relying on last-click models alone can obscure your campaign’s true impact. An Incrementality Test isolates the causal effect of retail media—showing which impressions actually drive new sales, and which would have occurred anyway. As eMarketer notes, “retail media buyers need to go beyond ROAS when understanding ad impact.” Meanwhile, Grocery TV’s analysis found that CPG

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Share of Search & Share of Shelf: Advanced Retail KPIs

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In retail media, raw ad metrics only tell half the story. To truly assess your brand’s digital visibility, two advanced KPIs stand out: Share of Search and Share of Shelf. These indicators show how often shoppers discover your brand online and where your products appear within digital shelves. As defined by Qualtrics and MetricsCart, these

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Digital-In-Store Traffic & Conversion: Measure Offline Impact

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Online ads capture clicks, but real revenue often happens in physical stores. To close that gap, brands must embrace Digital-In-Store measurement: tracking foot traffic and linking it to in-store conversions. As highlighted by Think with Google, combining local search marketing with in-store analytics drives measurable lift. In this post, I share four practical steps to

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Closed-Loop Reporting: Retail Media Campaign Follow-Up

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A campaign doesn’t end when the ads go live—it’s just getting started. Closed-Loop Reporting completes the cycle by tying every dollar of ad spend back to actual sales, enabling marketers to measure ROI, refine attribution, and demonstrate true incremental lift. As eMarketer points out, pairing Retail Media with CTV unlocks richer closed-loop measurement for full-funnel

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Modular PDP Assets: Flexible Retail Media Creatives

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Brands running retail media campaigns need creative that scales.Modular PDP Assets are the answer—flexible visuals and copy components designed for rapid deployment on product detail pages. Instead of crafting custom banners for every SKU, you build once and reuse smartly. Think: swappable elements like logos, CTAs, and 6-second videos, ready to plug into any campaign.

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