Copy-pasting US campaigns
Translated keywords miss how local shoppers really search, so ads show for the wrong terms or not at all.
A senior strategist picks your next marketplace, builds keywords from how local shoppers really search, sets bids and budgets for each country, and reports every market together in one currency.
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International Amazon PPC means running your Amazon ads in more than one marketplace, with keywords, bids and budgets built for each country’s shoppers, language and competition. Every market is then reported together, in one currency, so you can see where to grow next.
What changes in every country
Per marketWe research the words shoppers in each country actually type, including local spellings and phrases.
Click costs and conversion rates differ by country, so bids are set from each market’s own data.
A new market needs room to grow; a mature one needs profit. Each gets its own budget and ACoS target.
The brands you compete with in the UK or Germany are often not the ones you know from the US.
Most brands we audit lose money abroad in one of these four ways. Each one is avoidable, and each one is fixable in the first few weeks.
Translated keywords miss how local shoppers really search, so ads show for the wrong terms or not at all.
Click costs, fees and VAT differ by country, so one ACoS target is too tight in one market and too loose in another.
Untranslated titles, few reviews or a weak price mean clicks that do not convert, whatever the bid.
Reports in several currencies and logins mean nobody sees which market is growing and which is losing money.
Four steps for every new marketplace, from choosing where to go to running every market as one plan. The order of markets is agreed with you in writing.
Markets chosen from search demand, local competition and your margin after fees and VAT.
Keywords researched in each market’s language, with local rivals and search terms mapped.
Auto campaigns find local search terms first; manual and global campaigns follow where they fit.
Every market reported together in one currency, with budget moved to the markets that grow.
Market selection, local keywords, bids and budgets, launch plans, listing checks and one report. Pick one to see how we run it.
We compare markets on search demand for your products, local competition and your margin after fees, VAT and shipping, then agree an order of launch.
Market check · sample
Managed weekly| Market | Demand | Launch |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | High | First |
| United Kingdom | High | Second |
| Germany | Medium | Later |
Amazon’s keyword translation is a start, not the answer. We research the words shoppers in each country actually use, including local spellings and phrases.
Local keywords · sample
Managed weekly| US keyword | Market | Local search term |
|---|---|---|
| “stainless steel dog bowl” | Germany | “Hundenapf Edelstahl” |
| “slow feeder dog bowl” | Germany | “Anti-Schling-Napf” |
| “stainless steel dog bowl” | France | “gamelle chien inox” |
Each market gets its own budget and ACoS target from its own margin, and bids are set in local currency from local click costs.
Per-market budgets · sample
Managed weekly| Market | Budget/day | Target ACoS |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $1,200 | 24% |
| United Kingdom | £180 | 28% |
| Germany | €150 | 35% at launch |
New markets start with auto campaigns to find local search terms, then move to manual and exact match. Where they fit, global Sponsored Products campaigns run one campaign across several countries, with bids tuned per country.
Launch plan · sample
Managed weekly| Weeks | Campaigns | Goal |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | Auto + brand | Find search terms |
| 3-6 | Manual + exact | Grow sales |
| 7-12 | Full structure | Hit target ACoS |
Ads cannot fix a listing shoppers do not trust. Before we launch, we check each market’s title, images, price and reviews, and flag what to fix first.
Germany listing · sample
Managed weekly| Check | Result | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Title in German | Yes | Ready |
| Price vs rivals | +8% | Review |
| Reviews | 14 | Low |
Sales, spend, ACoS and TACoS for every market in one report, converted to one currency, so you can see where to grow next.
All markets · sample
Managed weekly| Market | Sales | ACoS |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $96k | 24% |
| United Kingdom | $21k | 27% |
| Germany | $11k | 31% |
One market at a time. Your market plan is agreed in week one and your first new market goes live within three weeks.
We review your current markets and show where your products could sell next, and what it would take.
The next market, its budget, targets and launch plan agreed in writing.
Campaigns go live with local keywords, local bids and a budget set for the launch.
Every market tuned every week: search terms, bids and budgets moved to what works.
A senior strategist reviews every market and decides whether to add the next one.
Every week you see each market’s sales, spend and ACoS side by side, converted to one currency, with what we changed in each one.
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 abroad, and what each one does to your spend, your reporting and your growth.
| Compare | How we run itMarket by market | Copy-paste from the US | One agency per country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keywords | Researched in each language | Translated word for word | Local, but no shared learning |
| Bids & budgets | Set per market, in local currency | Copied from the US | Set by each agency on its own |
| Reporting | One report, one currency | Scattered across accounts | A different report from each agency |
| Strategy | One plan across all markets | The US plan pasted abroad | No one sees the whole picture |
| Result | Growth where it pays, one contact | Wasted spend in new markets | More fees and mixed messages |
| Main risk | Low: markets added one at a time | Launches that never take off | Budget fights between markets |
International PPC is part of our flat monthly fee for Amazon PPC management, set by your ASINs, marketplaces and ad types. It is never a percentage of your ad spend, and your exact fee for every market is in writing before you sign.
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.
Demand for your products in other marketplaces, the local rivals you would face, and a plan for your first new market, in writing, with a flat monthly quote.