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Winning ads teardown

Example answerOne 7-second video carries a third of your sales at $1.76 back per $1, while the rest of the account returns $1.03.

You get your ads taken apart: winning hooks, words, visuals and creators, which ads stop, warm or close, and three moves

One 7-second video carries a third of your sales at $1.76 back per $1, while the rest of the account returns $1.03. Ads under a 25% hook rate return $0.44 per $1.

Check the ads I just launched

Example answer12 new ads: 2 to fix before they spend, 4 running with fixes, 6 ready.

You get every new ad checked one by one: what to fix before it spends, what to fix while it runs, and what could not be checked

Needs Meta connected. Cost per sale is judged against your own limits; until they are set, it is shown but not judged.

12 new ads: 2 to fix before they spend, 4 running with fixes, 6 ready.
Fix first: two cleanser videos send people to the serum page.
Running with fixes: 4 agency ads have no tracking tags on their link.
Could not check: 3 videos say nothing about their product in their name; watch the first seconds.

Which Meta ads lose or make money

Example answerLast 7 days: $4,200 on 18 ad sets bought 210 sales at $20 each, under the $24 a sale you can afford.

You get ad sets and ads losing money, ads ready for more budget, and what to watch, each with its cost per sale against the most you can pay for a sale

Needs Meta connected and three limits set once: the most an ad can spend with no sale, the most you can pay for a sale, and how many sales to wait for before judging.

Last 7 days: $4,200 on 18 ad sets bought 210 sales at $20 each, under the $24 a sale you can afford.
Losing: one ad set spent $70 with no sale (no-sale line $50).
Ready for more budget: 3 ads at $13 to $16 a sale with 9 or more sales each.
Watch: 4 ad sets over $24 a sale, with too few sales to call yet.

Build a landing page from the kit

Example answer"5 reasons to switch" page for the 3-pack, on a hidden copy of the store.

You get A five-reasons landing page on a hidden copy of the store, each reason answering a real complaint, every price proved against the cart, and a test plan

Needs Claude Code on a computer, with Shopify's free command-line tool signed in to your store. The page is built on a hidden copy of your store. Your live store changes only when you say yes.

"5 reasons to switch" page for the 3-pack, on a hidden copy of the store. It must beat your best page, which sells at 4.1%.
Reason 1 answers the top complaint (hard to use, 31 reviews). The lead angle is the pain searched 34,000 times a month.
Default pack: the 3-pack, $11.40 profit an order, at most $11 a sale on ads. Prices proved: 1-pack $24, 3-pack $60.
Test: 50/50 against the current page, profit per visitor, read on the 14th day.

Write ad copy for every buyer stage

Example answerAll your current ads talk to people who already know your product, and none to people who only know the problem.

You get ad copy for one product written five ways, from people unaware of the problem to people ready to buy

All your current ads talk to people who already know your product, and none to people who only know the problem. Problem aware: Tired of a routine that takes 20 minutes? Most aware: Your kit is 20% off through Sunday.

Check Google Ads data is landing

Example answerCampaigns and keywords have spend rows for the last 7 days.

You get which Google Ads reports are current, which are empty or stale and why, and whether purchases may be counted twice

Campaigns and keywords have spend rows for the last 7 days. Search terms show no rows while spend kept running, so wasted-search checks are blind.
Change history is not collected by us yet. That gap is ours, not Google's.

Check TikTok is still connected and sending data

Example answerTikTok access ends in 6 days. After that, ad spend and shop ad results stop updating.

You get days left before TikTok data stops, any ad account that dropped out, and the exact reconnect step

TikTok access ends in 6 days. After that, ad spend and shop ad results stop updating.
2 of 5 ad accounts are not ticked. Reconnect on the Connections page and tick all 5.

Does Meta grow your Amazon sales?

Example answerEach extra $1K on Meta adds about $1.5K in Amazon sales, with medium confidence.

You get A rough range for Amazon profit per $1K on Meta, and the state test that settles it

Needs enough weeks of Meta and Amazon data, ideally six months or more.

Each extra $1K on Meta adds about $1.5K in Amazon sales, with medium confidence. The lift shows up in branded searches about a week later.

Find your next product in search demand

Example answerOne search for a sensitive version of your product type gets about 9,000 searches a week.

You get searches for things you could make but don't sell, on a weak shelf, sized in yearly revenue

One search for a sensitive version of your product type gets about 9,000 searches a week. The top 3 products take only 24% of clicks, and your supplier already makes that format. Sized at about $310,000 a year, it is your strongest idea.

Is all your marketing paying, together?

Example answerEvery ad dollar returned $4.10 of total sales in September, down from $4.80 in June.

You get your whole-business return on ad spend by month, and marketing as a share of sales

Every ad dollar returned $4.10 of total sales in September, down from $4.80 in June. Marketing is now 24% of sales against 21%.

Profit per order after ads, page by page

Example answerMain page last week: 600 orders keep $12.40 each before ads, Meta cost $17.90 a sale, so each order loses $5.50, about $3,300 a week.

You get what each landing page keeps per order after product, warehouse and Meta costs, profit per visitor against your target, and the moves ranked by dollars a week

Pack mix per page needs Shopify's orders export with the landing page on each order. Without it the store-wide mix stands in, and the answer says so.

Main page last week: 600 orders keep $12.40 each before ads, Meta cost $17.90 a sale, so each order loses $5.50, about $3,300 a week.
Profit per visitor -$0.21 against a $1.50 target. Moves: cut ads over $25 a sale (+$1.40 an order), make the 3-pack the default (+$1.10), add a $15 add-on under the buy button (+$0.60).

Profit per website visit

Example answerEach website visit earned $0.47 before ads in September, on 38,000 visits.

You get what each website visit earns before ads, and what a paid visit earns against what this brand's ads pay for one

A connected online store with visit counts.

Each website visit earned $0.47 before ads in September, on 38,000 visits. A paid visit earned $0.62, and ads pointing at the website cost $0.95 for each paid visit, so a paid visit loses about $0.33 before repeat orders.

Read a running test and make the call

Example answerKeep running. Side B leads on profit per visitor, $1.21 against $0.94, with a 78% chance it is truly better.

You get keep running, call the winner, or stop, judged on profit per visitor with gift costs in, and the one number that would flip the call

On-page split results come from your split-test app. Paste them or let Claude read the app in your own browser.

Keep running. Side B leads on profit per visitor, $1.21 against $0.94, with a 78% chance it is truly better.
Buy rate favours B more than profit does: B's free gift cut the paid add-on from 15% to 6% of orders.
It flips to A if B falls under $1.05 a visitor by Nov 14, the read date. 9% of orders were express-pay with no test tag, assigned by landing page.

Which Meta ads for Amazon to keep, cut or move up

Example answerLast 28 settled days: $18,400 on 41 Amazon-bound ads for $21,200 of Amazon sales, return 1.15, break-even 2.70.

You get keep, trim, cut and move-up lists for Amazon-bound Meta ads, each ad with its spend, return, orders and the dollars a week at stake, judged against each product's break-even

Needs Meta connected, Amazon Attribution connected and each Amazon-bound ad on a tracked Amazon link.

Last 28 settled days: $18,400 on 41 Amazon-bound ads for $21,200 of Amazon sales, return 1.15, break-even 2.70.
Cut: 6 ads, $2,900 a week, return 0.62 on both windows. Saved only if their budget comes down.
Trim: 9 ads above 1.0 but under break-even. Move up: 1 ad at 3.1 with 31 orders. Hold: 19.

Audit my whole Meta account

Example answer210 live ads. 60% of spend runs on tall-only videos that cannot serve in feeds.

You get one change list ranked by money at stake: each ad or ad set by name and id, what it is now, what to change, the undo

210 live ads. 60% of spend runs on tall-only videos that cannot serve in feeds. 14 ads run in two campaigns at once. The ad sets aimed at younger women put 18% of spend there. 6 Amazon-bound ads return under your bar on both 7 and 14 days.

Ideas to make a landing page sell more, and the next test

Example answerThe page loses $5.79 an order after ads. Profit per visitor is $0.82 against a $1.50 goal.

You get A ranked list of page changes, from headline and buy box to fonts and colours, each with its likely lift, cost and how to test it, then a phone mock-up of the top one ready for a split test

Scroll and click maps come from your heatmap app, for example Microsoft Clarity. Paste them or let Claude read them in your own browser. Without them the list leans on past tests and house rules, and says so.

The page loses $5.79 an order after ads. Profit per visitor is $0.82 against a $1.50 goal.
1. Pick the 4-pack in the buy box by default: +8 to 20% profit per visitor, 1 day to build, on-page split. Removes a decision.
2. Show the price per tube, not the pack total: +3 to 8%, half a day, on-page split.
3. New colours: 0 to 3%, low confidence. Left for later.
Next test: item 1, mocked up on the phone first screen. About 4,100 visitors a side, read on Nov 14.

Make static ads in my house style

Example answer3 statics made with the free ad maker, 4:5, your colours and real pack photo.

You get finished static ad files in your house look, or an Amazon static cleaned for website ads, ready to load as ads

3 statics made with the free ad maker, 4:5, your colours and real pack photo.
One headline, three looks: quote card, shout, glow. Every word checked against the preview.
Ready to load with the add videos shortcut.

Meta to Amazon read

Example answerSettled week Sep 28 to Oct 4: $41,000 on Meta, $46,300 of Amazon sales, $1.13 per $1.

You get A Meta to Amazon scorecard by campaign, ad set and ad over the last settled week and 28 days, with sales per $1 against each product's break-even and which ads to cut, trim, keep or scale, written so it can be sent to an outside agency

Needs Meta connected, Amazon Attribution connected and each Amazon-bound ad on a tracked Amazon link.

Settled week Sep 28 to Oct 4: $41,000 on Meta, $46,300 of Amazon sales, $1.13 per $1. 28 days: $1.15.
Break-even $2.70 per $1. Scale 1 ad, trim 8, cut 2, hold 19. Two newest weeks still settling.

Plan and read a TikTok GMV Max pause test

Example answerGMV Max claims $41,000 of sales last month. The shop sold $33,000 after free samples and cancels.

You get A written pause test with dates and the result that would prove it wrong, then the readout of whether GMV Max really sells

GMV Max claims $41,000 of sales last month. The shop sold $33,000 after free samples and cancels.
Plan: pause GMV Max for 2 weeks from Sunday. If shop sales fall less than $5,000 and Amazon holds flat, it was not earning its $9,000.

Rank my videos by cost per Amazon order and rebuild the best for the website

Example answer38 Amazon-bound videos ranked. Top 3: $3.40, $4.10 and $4.80 of Meta spend per Amazon order on settled weeks, against $4.45 of profit per order.

You get every Amazon-bound video ranked by Meta dollars per Amazon order, which are already running as website ads, and a build plan to rebuild the rest of the best as website sales ads, each sent only to its own product's page

Needs Meta connected, Amazon Attribution connected, Amazon-bound ads on tracked Amazon links, and at least one live website ad set to build into.

38 Amazon-bound videos ranked. Top 3: $3.40, $4.10 and $4.80 of Meta spend per Amazon order on settled weeks, against $4.45 of profit per order.
2 of the top 3 already run as website ads. Plan: rebuild the third to the main product's page in your test ad set at $50 a day.

Rank selling angles by ad results, write headlines, and test them on the page

Example answerThe problem shoppers see in the mirror sold 1.46x the account average on $87K.

You get your selling angles ranked by what they sold per ad dollar, headlines written from the winners inside your approved claims, and a headline split test sized to your traffic

Angle results need Meta ads that already ran. The test itself runs in your split-test app, for example Intelligems, through the split-test shortcut.

The problem shoppers see in the mirror sold 1.46x the account average on $87K. Ingredient-first angles sold 0.26x.
7 headlines plus today's, on every page visitor, about 1,650 visitors a headline a week. A big winner shows in about 2 weeks.
Why it matters: a 15% lift in buy rate cuts cost per order from $18.30 to $15.90 on the same ad spend.

Scout creators and rival ads for me

Example answer40 creators found across 6 rivals. Top 10 are licensed experts with ads running 60 days or more.

You get A ranked hit list of creators to approach and rival ads worth learning from, with where each was found and why it ranks

40 creators found across 6 rivals. Top 10 are licensed experts with ads running 60 days or more. 3 pages dropped for fake credentials. 2 rival hooks worth testing.

What each channel must return to earn the next dollar

Example answerMeta ads that point at the website need $4.20 of sales per dollar to break even and return $2.10 on average, so they lose money.

You get each paid channel's break-even return beside its return today, and a test when no split can be named

Meta ads that point at the website need $4.20 of sales per dollar to break even and return $2.10 on average, so they lose money. Ads that point at Amazon need $2.60 and return $3.40 on average. No channel has a curve good enough to name a split, so run a 3-week holdout test first.

Are orders still coming in right after a site change?

Example answerOrders are flowing: 41 since the new page went up at 9:00, against 38 in the same hours on the last 7 Tuesdays.

You get whether orders still flow after a new page, offer, app or theme push, whether each order holds what the offer promised at the page price, and the exact fix plus the orders that need a hand

Orders by the hour and the items on each order come from your store's own order list, read in your own signed-in browser or from an order export you paste. Synthesis holds daily totals.

Orders are flowing: 41 since the new page went up at 9:00, against 38 in the same hours on the last 7 Tuesdays. One break: the free gift is on 6 of 9 two-pack orders, and the offer gives it only with the four-pack. Fix: the gift rule in your add-on app still counts a pack swapped in the cart; reset it with /offeritem. Orders 4411, 4415 and 4420 shipped the gift by mistake; 3 more can be fixed before they ship. Subscribe box: 0 of 39 opted in, against about 6% before, so it is broken, not unlucky.

Add an add-on or after-payment upsell

Example answerTick box: 9-pack add-on at $15 under the buy button on 3 pages.

You get A tick-box add-on under the buy button, or an after-payment upsell only once a real order proves the item ships, built after your yes, with both cart lines checked and the take rate read later

The tick box needs Claude Code with Shopify's free command-line tool. The after-payment upsell needs an upsell app such as Zipify One Click Upsell.

Tick box: 9-pack add-on at $15 under the buy button on 3 pages.
Cart check: 3-pack plus add-on $75. Take rate after 2 weeks: 4.0% of orders. Keep it.
After-payment upsell: not offered. The store sends orders to the warehouse the moment they are placed.

Add new videos as Meta ads

Example answer4 videos added to your main ad set at its current budget.

You get each file live as a new website ad in the ad set you name, with your team's text, link and tags, read back one by one

4 videos added to your main ad set at its current budget.
Read back: 4 of 4 on, links and tags right, promo codes off. One rename did not stick and was fixed.
One caption says "invented by a space agency": flagged, not changed.

Change a Meta budget for me

Example answerRaise one winning ad set from $50 to $60 a day. It sold 9 times in 7 days at $14 a sale, under your $21 keep line.

You get the new daily budget or end date set on each ad set you named, with Meta's own budget bumps undone and the live figure read back

Raise one winning ad set from $50 to $60 a day. It sold 9 times in 7 days at $14 a sale, under your $21 keep line. Read back live at $60.

Make a test version of a live page

Example answerNew version: bundle page with the 3-pack picked by default.

You get A copy of one live page with only the tested thing changed, shown on a hidden preview first, then pushed live after your go, with every price proved against the cart

The theme work runs in Claude Code with Shopify's free command-line tool signed in to your store. The page step runs in your own signed-in browser.

New version: bundle page with the 3-pack picked by default. Only the buy box default changed.
Preview checked at phone, tablet and desktop. Cart matches the page: 1-pack $24, 3-pack $60, 3-pack plus add-on $75.
Live after your go. Undo: set the page back to its old template.

Make feed-shape copies of my top ads

Example answer2 of your top ads copied with a 4:5 feed file, in a new ad set at $100 a day.

You get new 4:5 copies of your top tall videos in their own ad set: Feeds get the 4:5 file, Stories and Reels keep the original

2 of your top ads copied with a 4:5 feed file, in a new ad set at $100 a day.
Read back: Feeds serve the 4:5 file on both, Stories and Reels the original.
After 3 days most spend still went to Stories, so this is not yet proof 4:5 sells better.

Move winning test ads into the main campaign

Example answer3 test ads earned their move: 6, 5 and 4 sales at $14 to $19 a sale.

You get proven test winners copied into your main or winners ad set as existing-post ads, or a raise on the winner's own ad set, read back after

3 test ads earned their move: 6, 5 and 4 sales at $14 to $19 a sale.
Copied into your winners ad set as existing-post ads, so likes carry. Tracking tags re-added on all 3.
Originals keep running in their tests.

New landing page, start to finish

Example answerVersion 4 of the 3-pack page. Angle: "too strong a taste", the top complaint (31 of 80 bad reviews), searched 12,000 times a month.

You get A five-reasons page built from your reviews and searches and revised over several versions, every claim and price proved, then tested on Meta in its own campaign after your yes, and called keep, kill or next version

The build runs in Claude Code with Shopify's free command-line tool signed in to your store. The Meta test runs in your own signed-in browser. Reviews and searches come from Amazon; without it, paste your site reviews and name the searches that matter.

Version 4 of the 3-pack page. Angle: "too strong a taste", the top complaint (31 of 80 bad reviews), searched 12,000 times a month.
Rounds: v2 cut a creator video that says "doctor approved" on screen. v3 moved the buy box into the first phone screen. v4 fixed a 3-pack cart price $2 above the page.
Test: own campaign, same 5 ads as the page to beat, $100 a day for 10 days. First look day 4, call at about $800 spent.

Run a split test on a page

Example answerTest: 3-pack picked by default vs today's 1-pack default, 50/50, profit per visitor after gift costs.

You get A 50/50 profit-per-visitor test on one page, set up in your split-test app after your yes, read on its date, then the winner built into the page

Needs a split-test app such as Intelligems on a plan that runs tests. A test on a different page design also needs the live page shortcut to build the version.

Test: 3-pack picked by default vs today's 1-pack default, 50/50, profit per visitor after gift costs.
About 7,600 visitors a side, at least 2 weeks, read on Nov 14. Stop early if one side is over 30% behind on buy rate at about 1,000 visitors a side.

Run my Meta ads each morning

Example answerYesterday's 3 pauses saved about $140 and sales held. Today: 1.

You get one numbered morning list (pause, raise, hold, too new), the moves you approve applied and read back, and every move logged so tomorrow judges it

Yesterday's 3 pauses saved about $140 and sales held. Today: 1. Pause 4 ads, $96 a day, no sale past 2x your $20 keep line. 2. Raise one ad set $50 to $60 a day, 7 sales at $13 each: about $300 more a month. 3. Hold 2, too new.

Run my creator video tests each morning

Example answerMoved up: 2 creator ads with 5 and 4 sales at $16 and $19 a sale.

You get one morning list: winners moved into the winners ad set, losers switched off, test sets closed, new videos built into new test sets by product, each change read back and logged

Needs Meta connected, a creator program such as Trybe with approved videos, a creator test campaign and a winners ad set.

Moved up: 2 creator ads with 5 and 4 sales at $16 and $19 a sale. Off: 3 ads at $45 spent with no sale, $45 a day saved. Closed: 1 test set at day 7.
New: 6 approved videos sorted, 4 to the main product's page and 2 to the second product's, in 2 new sets at $50 a day. Live test sets: 3 of 3.

Run this week's Meta creative test

Example answer6 new creatives, 6 ad sets at $15 a day, $630 for the week.

You get one small ad set per new creative, built for you and launched on your yes, with day 4 and day 7 calls on what to switch off and what to move up

6 new creatives, 6 ad sets at $15 a day, $630 for the week.
Day 4: 2 spent $50 with no sale, switched off. Day 7: 1 sold 5 times at $17 a sale, moved to the main ad set.
Test switched off.

Set up a discount code or offer

Example answerCode SAVE15: 15% off, $45 minimum, not on the 4-pack or 6-pack, ends Nov 30.

You get one Shopify discount code or automatic discount, built in your admin after your yes, with profit per order shown first and every price checked in the cart

Code SAVE15: 15% off, $45 minimum, not on the 4-pack or 6-pack, ends Nov 30.
Profit per order: 2-pack at $45 keeps $9.80 after the code, shipping and fees.
Cart check: 2-pack $38.25 with the code, 6-pack $50 without it. No order placed.

Set up the product behind an offer

Example answerNew product: 9-pack add-on, $15, hidden from search, online store only, same warehouse SKU as the 9-pack, stock not tracked, cost $0.79.

You get one add-on, gift or pack product created or edited in your Shopify admin after your yes, with its cost entered so profit tests are right

New product: 9-pack add-on, $15, hidden from search, online store only, same warehouse SKU as the 9-pack, stock not tracked, cost $0.79.
Cart check: adds at $15. First real order: shipped with tracking.

Switch Meta ads on or off for me

Example answerSwitch off 3 test ads that spent $45 to $60 with no sale.

You get the ads, ad sets or finished tests you named switched on or off, every row read back live, with leftover copies checked

Switch off 3 test ads that spent $45 to $60 with no sale. Lower their ad set from $100 to $50 a day so the money does not just move. All 3 read back as off.

Test a new landing page on Meta

Example answerTest 9 - bundle page - Claude: 5 proven ads, $100 a day, ends in 10 days.

You get A Meta test for one landing page, built for you, switched on after your yes, with every link and budget read back

Test 9 - bundle page - Claude: 5 proven ads, $100 a day, ends in 10 days.
Read back: 5 of 5 links point at the new page with tracking tags. Budget showed $134 after publish, set back to $100.
First look in 4 days, decision in 10.

Turn approved Trybe videos into Meta ads for me

Example answer16 approved videos. 11 go to the main product's ad set, 4 to the second product's, 1 held.

You get each approved video built into a Meta ad in the right product's ad set, creator tag kept, launched paused and then switched on, every ad read back

16 approved videos. 11 go to the main product's ad set, 4 to the second product's, 1 held. 2 new ad sets at $50 a day. All 15 read back live with the creator tag in the name.

Who's stealing your search shoppers?

Example answerOne rival takes 18% of clicks on 7 of your top 10 searches, up from 9% a month ago.

You get the named rival products winning shoppers on your searches, and which of your searches each one threatens

One rival takes 18% of clicks on 7 of your top 10 searches, up from 9% a month ago. You take 11%. It is $3 cheaper and has 2,000 more reviews. It is the one product to watch. The second rival only shows on two searches and is flat.

Check for Amazon fee jumps

Example answerOne product's fulfilment fee rose from $4.12 to $5.38 per unit on Sep 9, about $2,900 a month.

You get every product whose fee per unit or referral rate changed, and what it costs

One product's fulfilment fee rose from $4.12 to $5.38 per unit on Sep 9, about $2,900 a month. It was likely re-measured into a larger size tier.

Build the keyword bid change sheet

Example answer38 keywords bid above what their product can afford. Cutting them to break-even saves about $2,150 a month at today's clicks.

You get A ready-to-upload sheet of bid cuts and raises by keyword, each tied to the product's real break-even

38 keywords bid above what their product can afford. Cutting them to break-even saves about $2,150 a month at today's clicks. 11 keywords earn well under break-even and are worth raising. File: bid_changes_week41.xlsx, ready for bulk upload.

Amazon profit after every fee and cost

Example answerAmazon kept $431,000 in August, 20.4% of sales, after $702,000 in Amazon fees, $281,000 of product cost and $409,000 of ads.

You get one month of Amazon profit line by line, every fee by name, cost per unit, the line off its norm, and the products that lose money

Works where product costs are entered. Products with no cost are named, never treated as free.

Amazon kept $431,000 in August, 20.4% of sales, after $702,000 in Amazon fees, $281,000 of product cost and $409,000 of ads. Fulfilment is the biggest fee at 20 cents of every sales dollar. Ads rose 1.4 points from July and explain most of the drop.

Are your ads buying sales you'd get anyway?

Example answerBranded searches are only 4% of your ad spend, so the waste is not ads on your own name.

You get products where ads likely buy sales you would get anyway or cost more than they earn, with a test

Branded searches are only 4% of your ad spend, so the waste is not ads on your own name. Your best seller runs at 70% ad cost of sales against a break-even of 45%, on about $9,000 a month of spend. Test it: cut its non-branded bids 30% for 4 weeks and watch total units. If total units fall less than 10%, the cut pays.

Did that deal make money?

Example answerProvisional: the last big deal added about $20K in profit over normal weeks, after the price cut, extra ads and the dip after.

You get the profit the deal really added after the discount, the ads and the dip that followed, and whether to run it again

Provisional: the last big deal added about $20K in profit over normal weeks, after the price cut, extra ads and the dip after. Fees are mostly estimated until the event settles on Nov 1, so check again then. The price cut gave away about $60K. Separately, it brought about 900 new buyers, worth about $8K more over 90 days.

Keyword flywheel: how much to spend on each search

Example answerAmazon credits $1.35 of sales per $1 on your biggest search (ACoS 74%).

You get for each big search: what Amazon credits per $1, the later sales the flywheel must bring to break even, what is measured so far (rank boost, repeat to date, projected long-term repeat), and raise, hold and test, or trim in steps, with the exact test

Amazon credits $1.35 of sales per $1 on your biggest search (ACoS 74%). Each $1 of those sales keeps 20¢ up front, so the flywheel must bring $2.70 more later. Measured so far: $0.95 (rank boost $0.10, repeat to date $0.25, projected long-term repeat $0.60, range $0.70-$1.60). Call: trim in steps. Test: lower bids by a third for 3 weeks and read total product orders.

Get ready for the next big Amazon sale

Example answer4 of your 12 event products are not ready. Your best seller will run out on day 2 of the event at last year's lift.

You get A go or fix checklist three weeks before a big sale event, a low, middle and high sales forecast, and a day-one read of the live sale

4 of your 12 event products are not ready. Your best seller will run out on day 2 of the event at last year's lift. One product lost the buy box 3 days this month. Forecast for the 2 sale days: low $410K, middle $470K, high $600K. Fix stock first: inbound must be checked in by the cut-off date Amazon gives in Seller Central.

Make a tracked Amazon link for each ad

Example answer6 new ads need links. 4 old ads share 2 links, so their sales are mixed together.

You get one tracked Amazon link per ad, on your own link address, so Amazon can credit each sale to the ad that sent it

6 new ads need links. 4 old ads share 2 links, so their sales are mixed together.
Made 6 links, each with its own Amazon tag. Paste each one into its own ad.

Score and rewrite a product page to sell more

Example answerYour best seller scores 58 of 100.

You get your products ranked by money at stake, a 0-100 score for each page in 6 parts, a rewrite that sells inside your approved claims, the lines that need your approval, and an Amazon A/B test to prove it

Your best seller scores 58 of 100. It sells on 9 of its top 10 searches but its title never says who it is for, 3 of the 5 top buyer worries go unanswered, and 11 of the page's background details are blank. The rewrite scores 84, keeps every search it already wins, and uses only claims you have approved.

Size an Amazon price or Subscribe and Save change

Example answerMoving one product from $8.99 to $9.99 adds about $0.74 a unit after fees.

You get what a new price or Subscribe and Save discount does to profit per unit, a check against your Walmart floor, and a logged decision with a read date

Moving one product from $8.99 to $9.99 adds about $0.74 a unit after fees. A 10% Subscribe and Save price would be $8.99, above the $7.98 Walmart floor.
Logged with a read date 6 weeks out. Your team changes the price in Seller Central.

Block Amazon searches that cost money and never sell

Example answer14 searches took about $1,150 in 90 days and sold nothing.

You get each wasted search blocked where it wastes, in your Amazon Ads console or a bulk file, then read back

14 searches took about $1,150 in 90 days and sold nothing.

Run my Amazon ads each morning

Example answerLast week's 12 blocks: those searches spent $0 since. Today: 1.

You get one numbered morning list (block, harvest, capped budgets, low stock), approved blocks made and read back, every move logged

Last week's 12 blocks: those searches spent $0 since. Today: 1. Block 9 searches, about $310 a month, no order. 2. Add 6 searches as keywords. 3. One capped campaign at 21% ad cost: raise $40 to $48 a day.

Why did profit move this month?

Example answerProfit fell $212,000, from $96,000 to a $116,000 loss. Lower sales took away $140,000 of gross profit.

You get A line-by-line walk from last month's profit to this month's, with the dollars each line added or took away

Profit fell $212,000, from $96,000 to a $116,000 loss. Lower sales took away $140,000 of gross profit. Marketing rose $58,000. A one-off tariff refund last month made the prior month look $40,000 better than normal.

Which Amazon products actually make money?

Example answerThree products lose money after ads. The worst, a single-unit pack, loses about $1.05 on every unit sold.

You get each Amazon product's profit after fees, ads, returns and cost, ranked, with losers and break-even ad spenders named

Works where product costs are entered. Products with no cost are flagged, not guessed.

Three products lose money after ads. The worst, a single-unit pack, loses about $1.05 on every unit sold.

What happens if you change the price?

Example answerAdding $2 to your best seller: about a 70% chance profit rises, with a range from a $5,000 loss to an $18,000 gain a month.

You get how much volume a price change can lose and still pay, and the odds once buyer reaction is known

Still being proven on more brands, so treat the odds as a guide.

Adding $2 to your best seller: about a 70% chance profit rises, with a range from a $5,000 loss to an $18,000 gain a month.

A cost went up. Now what?

Example answerA 12% tariff adds $0.38 a unit to your best seller, about $11,000 a month.

You get what a supplier or tariff increase costs a month, and three priced responses: absorb it, raise price, or change the pack

A 12% tariff adds $0.38 a unit to your best seller, about $11,000 a month. Absorbing it cuts its margin from 31% to 27%. A $1 price rise covers it if you lose fewer than 9% of units, and the scenario puts the chance of losing money on the rise at 22%.

Amazon profit after every fee and cost

Example answerAmazon kept $431,000 in August, 20.4% of sales, after $702,000 in Amazon fees, $281,000 of product cost and $409,000 of ads.

You get one month of Amazon profit line by line, every fee by name, cost per unit, the line off its norm, and the products that lose money

Works where product costs are entered. Products with no cost are named, never treated as free.

Amazon kept $431,000 in August, 20.4% of sales, after $702,000 in Amazon fees, $281,000 of product cost and $409,000 of ads. Fulfilment is the biggest fee at 20 cents of every sales dollar. Ads rose 1.4 points from July and explain most of the drop.

Check for Amazon fee jumps

Example answerOne product's fulfilment fee rose from $4.12 to $5.38 per unit on Sep 9, about $2,900 a month.

You get every product whose fee per unit or referral rate changed, and what it costs

One product's fulfilment fee rose from $4.12 to $5.38 per unit on Sep 9, about $2,900 a month. It was likely re-measured into a larger size tier.

Match our profit to your profit app

Example answerSeptember: the app says $473,600 profit, we say $435,600.

You get our profit and the outside app's set side by side line by line, every gap in dollars with which side is right and why, and the fix for each

Needs the outside app's numbers for the month, as an uploaded export or pasted lines.

September: the app says $473,600 profit, we say $435,600. Gap $38,000.
$41,500 is inbound freight the app leaves out. We are right. Two products have no cost here: $3,100. The app is right; enter them.
$400 left unexplained.

TikTok Shop profit after every fee

Example answerTikTok Shop kept $9,800 in August before ads, 14% of sales, after TikTok took 31% in fees and shipping and free samples cost $3,100.

You get one month of TikTok Shop profit line by line, what is unpaid, and the shop-ad return it needs to break even

A connected TikTok Shop.

TikTok Shop kept $9,800 in August before ads, 14% of sales, after TikTok took 31% in fees and shipping and free samples cost $3,100. TikTok ads spent $12,000 the same month, so the shop lost money once ads are counted.

Walmart profit after every fee

Example answerWalmart kept $260 in September, 40% of sales, after Walmart took 31% in commission and fulfilment.

You get Walmart profit line by line, what Walmart takes per $100, and what is unpaid

A connected Walmart Marketplace account.

Walmart kept $260 in September, 40% of sales, after Walmart took 31% in commission and fulfilment. 10 of 24 orders are not paid out yet, so their fees are estimates.

Was it price, volume or mix?

Example answerAmazon revenue grew $318,000 year over year, but deeper coupons took $121,000 of it back.

You get how much of a revenue change came from units, price, mix, and new or dropped products

Amazon revenue grew $318,000 year over year, but deeper coupons took $121,000 of it back. Volume added $402,000. Mix added $37,000 as buyers moved to bigger packs.

Website profit after every cost

Example answerOrders placed on the website kept $9,800 in August before ads, 31% of their sales.

You get one month of website profit line by line, which costs are counted and which have no data yet, and profit before and after ads

A connected online store. Costs with no data are named, never zero.

Orders placed on the website kept $9,800 in August before ads, 31% of their sales. A deal site sent in 1,900 more orders that kept $21,000 before its commission, which is not connected. Ads pointing at the website cost $3,100, so the website kept $6,700 after them, or $2,400 if the $4,300 with no known destination also pointed there.

What if we lost our biggest one?

Example answerOne product is 44% of Amazon profit, the highest dependence in the business.

You get the profit at risk if your top channel, account, product or supplier failed

One product is 44% of Amazon profit, the highest dependence in the business. Amazon is 58% of company revenue. Your largest retail account is 14%. One factory makes 71% of product by spend. The product dependence is the one a single bad review wave or stockout could break.

What to reorder, and the purchase order to send

Example answerOrder about 18,000 units of your best seller by the 12th.

You get how much of each product to order and by when, with a purchase order drafted for you to check

Lead times and open orders come from NetSuite if connected, or from you. A product with none is flagged, never guessed.

Order about 18,000 units of your best seller by the 12th. It covers the next big sale plus its 75-day lead time, after the 40,000 units already on order.

Test a purchase order (needs your cash balance)

Example answerThe 120,000-unit order lands on Jan 9 and covers your best seller to May 2.

You get the sell-out date an order prevents and the units it covers. No cash verdict yet

The 120,000-unit order lands on Jan 9 and covers your best seller to May 2. Without it the product runs out on Feb 14 for good, about 26,000 units short. Cash left after the deposit and balance is $310,000 on the cash you entered. That is not a cash forecast.

Is real shipping cost per box above what your profit numbers assume?

Example answerReal postage runs $2.23 to $3.94 a box above your cost sheet: 2-pack $8.08 against $5.85, 4-pack $11.77 against $7.83.

You get real postage, packing and handling per box by pack and zone against the cost your profit numbers use, the dollars a month it moves, the corrected cost per box, and cheaper ways to ship sized in dollars

The real cost per box comes from your warehouse's shipment file or invoice, uploaded or pasted. No tool reads single shipments or single bill lines yet; your books give the monthly total only.

Real postage runs $2.23 to $3.94 a box above your cost sheet: 2-pack $8.08 against $5.85, 4-pack $11.77 against $7.83. Handling matches to the cent. 85% of boxes go to far zones, and the sheet priced a near one. At about 2,700 boxes a month that is about $7,400 a month of cost your profit numbers leave out. Fix: 2-pack $8.08, 4-pack $11.77. Cheaper: a smaller 2-pack box drops it a weight band, about $0.60 a box, $1,100 a month.

Is this Walmart store coupon worth running again?

Example answerThe cash-back offer cost $6.40 per redemption on an item that makes $5.10 gross profit, so each one lost $1.30.

You get cost per redemption against gross profit per unit, the extra units the offer really added, and a run-again, resize or stop verdict

The cash-back offer cost $6.40 per redemption on an item that makes $5.10 gross profit, so each one lost $1.30.
Units rose 22% during the offer and fell back after. Verdict: resize the cap to 1,500 and run it solo next time.

Send me the inventory report every Monday

Example answer4 products must be restocked now, $9,800 of sales at risk.

You get every Monday, one email: what to restock now and the sales at risk, what runs out in 90 days, where your stock sits and what is on its way, with a spreadsheet

Turn it on and we email it to you every Monday from our server; nothing runs on your computer. The Send it now button sends this week's straight away.

4 products must be restocked now, $9,800 of sales at risk. Act now: your top seller runs out in 34 days, inside the next big sale, and a transfer takes 23 days. Coming up: your third seller runs out in 70 days with 6,200 on the way. 482,000 units at Amazon: 46% ready to sell, 33% moving between warehouses. 46 open shipments, 249 units Amazon no longer expects.

Is website growth from new or old customers?

Example answerWebsite revenue is up 9% on last year. Returning revenue is up 22% and new revenue is down 6%.

You get whether website growth came from new or returning customers, and why. Website only

The subscription split needs a subscription app connected.

Website revenue is up 9% on last year. Returning revenue is up 22% and new revenue is down 6%. The website is about a tenth of company sales.

How fast does a new customer pay back?

Example answerA new website customer costs $58 and has not earned it back after 12 months.

You get months to earn back a new website customer's cost from profit after product cost, shipping and fees

A new website customer costs $58 and has not earned it back after 12 months. Over three closed months, ads pointed at the website cost $41,000 and won 710 new website customers. After product cost, $11 of shipping per order and card fees, March's customers had made $31 each by month 12.

Win back customers who stopped buying

Example answerAbout 1,200 customers have not ordered in 3 to 12 months.

You get lapsed website customers by value, a held-back test group, an affordable offer, a contact list and email drafts

Works for brands with Shopify connected. The check for an email already running needs Klaviyo.

About 1,200 customers have not ordered in 3 to 12 months. They are split into groups by value. One in five is held back, so the extra return rate can be measured.

Are subscriptions worth it, product by product?

Example answerThe 2-pack subscription earns $14 more per customer over a year than one-time buyers, even after 10% off.

You get for each product: does a subscriber earn more than a one-time buyer after the discount and shipping, and the one change worth making

The 2-pack subscription earns $14 more per customer over a year than one-time buyers, even after 10% off.
The 6-pack subscription loses $3 a box once free shipping is counted. Keep it one-time only.

Find bundles buyers already want

Example answerAbout 1 in 5 buyers of your best seller also buy your second product.

You get the best pair to bundle on your top sellers, what it keeps after fees and lost full-price sales, and a test

The bundle price needs product costs entered, and the bundle's Amazon fee from the person.

About 1 in 5 buyers of your best seller also buy your second product. A bundle at about 12% off both keeps more than selling them apart, as long as fewer than a third of bundle buyers would have bought both anyway.

Repeat buying and lifetime value, product by product

Example answerBuyers who start on the 2-pack keep you $9.80 of profit each by 180 days, against $6.10 for the single.

You get per first product: profit and sales per customer at 30 to 365 days, the repeat ladder, timing, payback, monthly same-product repeat buyers and their heading, and levers to raise it in dollars

Profit per customer needs product costs entered. Website and subscription rows need those stores connected.

Buyers who start on the 2-pack keep you $9.80 of profit each by 180 days, against $6.10 for the single.
4,600 people bought the same product again last month, up 12%. At this pace it reaches about 6,000 a month by spring.
The biggest lever: a reminder email at day 55, when half of returning buyers reorder, worth about $3,000 a month.

Where your email flows lose people

Example answerYour abandoned cart flow earns 84% of its orders in email 1.

You get the flow steps that lose readers or earn nothing, and the step to rewrite

Your abandoned cart flow earns 84% of its orders in email 1. Email 3 has 6,200 deliveries and 2 orders.
Cut email 3 and move its discount into email 2.

Why subscribers cancel, and what to change

Example answerPaying subscriptions fell 4% a month and half of charges were skipped.

You get how fast paying subscriptions shrink, how often charges are skipped, and the changes that fix it

Paying subscriptions fell 4% a month and half of charges were skipped. 38% of subscribers who say why they cancel have too much product. Subscribers on monthly plans stay about 5 months, against about 8 on two-month plans. Offer a longer plan at cancel time.

Turn reviews into selling lines

Example answerBuyers love that it is gentle to use, and their top complaint is that it does not stay in place.

You get what buyers love and complain about, written as FAQ answers, listing bullets and ad angles in their own words

Buyers love that it is gentle to use, and their top complaint is that it does not stay in place. The praise is your next ad angle. The complaint belongs in the FAQ and the how-to image.

Build a Klaviyo email flow for me

Example answerBuilt "After purchase - 2-pack - Claude" as 5 draft emails over 30 days with one A/B test on email 3.

You get A new Klaviyo flow built as drafts, shown to you, then switched on after your yes and read back

Built "After purchase - 2-pack - Claude" as 5 draft emails over 30 days with one A/B test on email 3.
All 5 emails Live after your yes. Trigger matches the product name in your store today.

Swap images or wording in my live Klaviyo emails

Example answerSwapped 7 pictures and 2 subject lines in your welcome flow, both A/B arms the same day.

You get new images, subject lines or offer wording swapped into your live Klaviyo emails or sign-up form after your yes, and read back

Swapped 7 pictures and 2 subject lines in your welcome flow, both A/B arms the same day.
Links unchanged. Old images kept for rollback.