Questions sellers actually ask

Pricing is custom, based on your account size and profitability goals — not a one-size-fits-all tier. Everything is month-to-month: no long-term contract, no lock-in. If the work isn't paying for itself, you can leave. That's the right incentive for both of us.

No. No minimum ad spend, no minimum revenue. Smaller accounts often have the most recoverable waste as a percentage of spend — they've just never had someone go through them row by row.

Amazon (Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display), Walmart Connect, Google Ads (Search, Shopping, Performance Max), and Meta (Facebook & Instagram). Most clients start with one platform; several run two or more with me.

Abraham. Not a junior team, not an offshore pod, not software pretending to be a person. 13+ years in Amazon advertising — 8+ in-house at a major seller, 5+ running AW PPC. When you message, the person who answers is the person in your account.

No. The working rule is recommend → your approval → apply. Every recommendation comes quantified in dollars before anything is touched. You'll never open your account and find a surprise.

I personally go through your listings and your ad account — no bots, no generic templates. You get a listing assessment, a campaign-structure review, the budget drains identified, and a prioritized action plan aimed at the fastest profit improvements. No cost, no obligation — whether or not we work together, you keep the plan.

Waste cuts — zero-sale search terms, junk placements — show up within weeks: that money simply stops leaving. Structural work takes longer, and new campaigns need roughly two weeks before they can be judged fairly. Anyone promising overnight transformation is describing their sales process, not your account.

Access to your advertising console (read-only is fine for the audit) and ten minutes on your goals and margins — because “profitable” means knowing your breakeven, not guessing at it. Onboarding is typically same-week.

A weekly report every Monday: wins, waste blocked, and every campaign visible — including the untouched ones — in plain English. A client portal with the same transparency is on the way; preview it here.

Listing assessment is part of every audit — ads can only convert traffic your listing doesn't waste. Where conversion barriers exist, I'll flag them with specifics, and we agree on who fixes what.