Bids that ignore price
Bids set for last week's price keep paying for clicks after a rival undercuts you.
Electronics shoppers compare specs, ratings and price, and a rival's price cut or a new model can move a search overnight. A senior strategist ties your bids to price and the featured offer, targets the devices your accessories fit, and plans each model change before Prime Day, back to school and Q4.
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Electronics moves fast: prices change daily, new models replace old ones every year, and resellers compete for your featured offer.
Electronics at a glance
Four thingsA rival's price cut can pull clicks away from you on the same search, so bids follow price, not just ACoS.
Sponsored Products ads only run while you hold the featured offer. A reseller who wins it can stop your ads.
When a new model lands, the old one keeps the spend and the searches unless the switch is planned.
Products with lithium batteries go through Amazon's dangerous goods review, and FBA stock can be held until it clears.
Four gaps we see most in electronics accounts.
Bids set for last week's price keep paying for clicks after a rival undercuts you.
When a reseller wins the featured offer, your ads stop and the plan for the week breaks.
The old model keeps the budget and the searches after the new one goes live.
Broad targets show a charger or a case to people whose device it does not fit.
The way we work is the same for every brand. What changes is the calendar, the targets and the rivals we plan around.
Your share of the top searches in your category next to your top 3 rivals.
Targets from your margin, budgets from your calendar, and the rules that apply.
A senior strategist tunes the account every week, with peaks planned ahead.
Your share of the searches that matter in your category, week by week.
Where share is decided in electronics, and what we do about it. Pick one to see the plan.
Electronics shoppers compare specs, ratings and price, and a new model or a rival's price cut can move a search overnight. Demand peaks on Prime Day, at back to school and in Q4.
Where share is decided
What we do
Electronics at a glance
How we read itSearches we see
Peak months Jul · Aug · Q4
We watch your price, your rivals' prices and who holds the featured offer. When a rival undercuts you or a reseller wins the offer, bids drop on the searches you cannot win that day and rise where you can.
Price watch · sample
This week| Product | Featured offer | Bids |
|---|---|---|
| USB C charger, 65W | Yours | Raised |
| Wireless earbuds | Reseller | Paused |
| Power bank, 20,000mAh | Yours | Held |
A case or a charger sells to people who own the device it fits. We target those devices and their product pages, and when a new model lands we launch it with its own campaigns and wind the old one down.
Model change · sample
Launch plan| Model | Stage | Spend |
|---|---|---|
| Earbuds, gen 2 | Launch | Rising |
| Earbuds, gen 1 | Wind down | Easing |
| Charging case | Accessory | Held |
Two rules decide whether electronics ads keep running.
Sponsored Products ads do not show without the featured offer or when out of stock. We check both weekly.
Until the review clears, FBA stock can be held and its ads stop. We plan launches around it.
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Three ways brands run Amazon ads, and how much of your category each one plans for.
| Compare | How we run itAmplivus | Generalist agency | DIY tool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category calendar | Planned from your SQP | A generic Q4 plan | None |
| Targets | From your margin and reorders | One ACoS for everything | Rules you set |
| Category rules | Checked every week | When something breaks | Not covered |
| Rivals | Top 3 tracked weekly | Monthly, at best | Not shown |
| Who runs it | A senior strategist, 1 per 8 brands | Often a junior manager | You |
| Main risk | Low: your category plan in writing | A playbook built for someone else | Your time, every week |
The fee is set by your ASINs, marketplaces and ad types, not by your category and never by your ad spend. Your exact fee is in writing after the free audit.
The same pricing in every category. Your exact fee is in writing before you sign.
Tell us about your account. A senior strategist reviews it and sends you a written audit with a flat monthly quote.
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Your share of the top electronics searches next to your top 3 rivals, where you are losing it, and the plan to win it back, with a flat monthly quote.