Bids set on one order
Targets built on a single sale underfund the products customers reorder every month.
Supplement buyers reorder every month, so retention decides profit. Generic searches are crowded and ad claims must stay within Amazon's rules. A senior strategist sets bids on repeat-order value, checks headlines against Amazon's claim rules, and wins share in ingredient searches where generics are crowded.
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Supplements are won on the reorder, in crowded searches, under the strictest claim rules on Amazon.
Supplements at a glance
Four thingsSubscribe & Save buyers reorder every month, so a customer is worth far more than one order.
Searches like magnesium or collagen are packed, while ingredient and form searches are often cheaper to win.
Headlines that read as disease claims are rejected, and repeated issues can stop a listing.
Amazon asks brands to show supplements are made in cGMP facilities, verified by an accredited third party.
Four gaps we see most in supplement accounts.
Targets built on a single sale underfund the products customers reorder every month.
Broad terms like magnesium soak up budget against hundreds of rivals.
Headlines that read as treating a condition are rejected, and repeated issues can stop a listing.
A testing or document hold stops the product and its ads at once.
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 supplements, and what we do about it. Pick one to see the plan.
Supplement buyers reorder every month, so retention decides profit. Generic searches are crowded, ad claims must stay within Amazon's rules, and Amazon now asks brands to show their supplements are made in cGMP facilities, verified by an accredited third party.
Where share is decided
What we do
Supplements at a glance
How we read itSearches we see
Peak months Jan · Jul
We set bids on what a customer is worth over their reorders, not on the first order, and use Brand Analytics repeat purchase data to see which products bring customers back.
Bid basis · sample
By product| Product | Reorders | Bid basis |
|---|---|---|
| Magnesium glycinate | High | Lifetime |
| Collagen peptides | Medium | Lifetime |
| Trial size | Low | First order |
Supplement ads live under strict claim rules. We write headlines around what the product contains and how it is used, avoid disease language, and keep listings ready for Amazon's testing requirements.
Headline check · sample
Before launch| Headline | Status |
|---|---|
| Magnesium glycinate, 400mg a serving | Approved |
| Cures insomnia overnight | Rejected |
| Unflavoured collagen for your coffee | Approved |
Some rules can stop a supplement, or its ads, overnight. We plan around them before they cost you a peak.
A product that is pulled takes its ads with it. Ad claims also stay within Amazon's rules.
Sponsored Products ads do not show without the featured offer or when out of stock. We check both weekly.
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.
Structure and targets at $200K+ a month.
The moves that keep margin as spend grows.
What to run at each level of monthly spend.
Advertising within the claim rules.
The plan for large health accounts.
Competing when searches are limited.
Planning for the Q4 rise without an ACoS spike.
Sponsored Brands Video for wellness.
The cohort most brands ignore.
What clicks and ACoS look like in wellness.
Your share of the top supplement searches next to your top 3 rivals, where you are losing it, and the plan to win it back, with a flat monthly quote.