by asplichal | Aug 30, 2026 | Amazon Ads
When most Amazon sellers think about advertising, they tend to focus on one question: How many sales did this ad generate? And that makes sense. Sales, profitability, and return on ad spend are critical metrics for any ecommerce business. But if you’re building a brand for the long term, there’s another question you […]
by asplichal | Aug 23, 2026 | Amazon Ads
For Amazon sellers, optimizing advertising costs isn’t just about cutting spend. It’s about making every advertising dollar work harder to drive profitable sales. One effective strategy for achieving this is dayparting. Dayparting is the practice of adjusting your advertising strategy based on the time of day or day of the week. While the concept has […]
by asplichal | Aug 2, 2026 | Amazon Ads
One of the most common questions I receive from Amazon sellers is: “How do I know when it’s time to increase my Amazon advertising budget?” It’s an important question because many sellers assume that spending more on ads will automatically generate more sales. In reality, increasing your budget without first optimizing your campaigns often leads […]
by asplichal | Jul 19, 2026 | Amazon Ads
Seasonal sales events can make or break an Amazon seller’s year. Whether you’re preparing for Prime Day, Back-to-School, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or the holiday shopping season, your advertising strategy needs to be about more than simply increasing your budget when demand picks up. One of the biggest misconceptions I see among Amazon sellers is […]
by asplichal | Jul 6, 2026 | Amazon Ads
One of the biggest mistakes I see advertisers make is assuming that simply increasing their placement multiplier will automatically lead to more profitable sales. In reality, placement multipliers don’t improve your advertising—they simply give Amazon permission to bid more aggressively for certain ad placements. Placement bid adjustments are one of the most powerful optimization tools […]
by asplichal | Jun 22, 2026 | Amazon Ads
Many Amazon sellers are constantly trying to improve their click-through rates (CTR), and for good reason. A higher CTR often indicates that your product image, title, and advertising are attracting shoppers’ attention. But what if I told you that a high CTR isn’t always a good thing? Over the years, working with ecommerce brands through […]