Bids set on one order
Targets built for a single sale underfund the products that bring customers back every month.
Pet owners reorder food, treats and supplies on a schedule, so a customer won once is worth many orders. A senior strategist sets your bids on that reorder value, defends your brand terms from private label, and raises budgets before Pet Days, Prime Day and Q4.
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Every brand bids in the same auction, but pet has its own rhythm: shoppers who reorder, rivals who copy, and a calendar with three peaks.
Pet at a glance
Four thingsSubscribe & Save and repeat buyers mean the first order is rarely the profit. Bids are set on what a customer is worth over time.
Private-label and value brands bid on your brand and category terms at lower prices.
Pet Days in May, Prime Day in July, and Q4 gifting and stocking up.
Calming, joint and gut products must not read as treatment claims in titles or ad headlines.
Four gaps we see most in pet accounts.
Targets built for a single sale underfund the products that bring customers back every month.
Private-label rivals show up on your brand searches and product pages, and take buyers you already earned.
Daily budgets sized for a normal week run dry in Pet Days, on Prime Day and in Q4.
Pet shoppers buy on emotion and proof. Plain product shots lose the click to rivals with video and lifestyle images.
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 pet, and what we do about it. Pick one to see the plan.
Pet owners reorder food, treats and supplies on a schedule, so a customer won once is worth many orders. Private-label rivals bid on your terms at lower prices, and demand jumps for Pet Days in May, on Prime Day and in Q4.
Where share is decided
What we do
Pet at a glance
How we read itSearches we see
Peak months May · Jul · Q4
Pet shoppers decide on emotion and proof: a dog using the bowl, a cat at the fountain. We run Sponsored Brands Video on your best sellers and test images until the click-through rate climbs.
Creative test · sample
4 weeks| Creative | Placement | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Dog using the bowl | Top of search | Winning |
| Unboxing video | Search results | Testing |
| Product on white | Top of search | Paused |
Pet Days, Prime Day and Q4 bring new buyers. We raise budgets before each peak, push the products that rank, and keep the organic rank that ads helped win once the peak is over.
Rank and spend · sample
After Q4| Search | Organic rank | Ads |
|---|---|---|
| slow feeder dog bowl | 6 to 2 | Eased |
| calming dog bed | 11 to 5 | Held |
| dog chew toys | 9 to 4 | Held |
Two rules decide whether pet ads keep running.
Sponsored Products ads do not show without the featured offer or when out of stock. We check both weekly.
Ad headlines that read as treatment claims can be rejected. We keep the copy to what the product does.
Real accounts, measured on sales and TACoS, not clicks.
ACoS was 38%. We rebuilt campaigns around buyer intent, cut 312 wasted search terms and moved spend to peak hours.
We've been working with Amplivus for over a year. Sales increased, ACoS improved noticeably, and their experience really shows.
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.
The moves that keep ACoS steady as spend grows.
What to run at each level of monthly spend.
Where large pet accounts leak spend.
Structure and targets for dog products.
Video plays that win the click.
Listing and creative plays for pet brands.
Using ads to win and keep search rank.
Q4 plans without an ACoS spike.
The searches worth bidding on.
What clicks and ACoS look like in pet.
Your share of the top pet searches next to your top 3 rivals, where you are losing it, and the plan to win it back, with a flat monthly quote.