A question sellers ask
Is this strategy working, or does it just need more time?
- “It becomes incredibly difficult to distinguish between a strategy that needs more time and one that isn't working.”an Amazon seller, 2026
- “When things don't work out, there's always an explanation.”an Amazon seller, 2026
- “Vague explanations that sounded smart but didn't actually answer anything.”an Amazon seller, 2026
What the app does about it
In your own numbers
- Every number the app shows carries the report and the date range it came from, so any claim can be checked in your own Seller Central.
- A new campaign is protected as learning; a trailing window and volume gates decide when there is enough evidence to say anything.
- The account trend over time, so a plan that is working shows as a line that moves, not as a story.
- A log of every change and a memory of what was done to every keyword, so the same mistake is never proposed twice.
Start here
What the free audit shows you for this
The audit is one month of evidence with its method attached: which terms spent and bought nothing, and the dollars. Run it again next month and the two lists answer the question in numbers.
One report file you export yourself. No call, no seat in your Seller Central, nothing connected, nothing changed. The first batch stays yours to read, forever.
The other questions
Which one is yours next?
Sales went up. Where did the profit go?
I pay an agency. Is their work in my numbers?
Which of my products are paying for the others?
Amazon suggests a bid. What should I actually pay?
ACOS looks fine. Why is there less cash than last quarter?
I'm getting clicks. Why no sales?
Do I keep this product, or cut it?
How much of this do I really have to do every week?
What did Amazon change this month that costs me money?
Can software read my account without me losing control of it?
Are my campaigns stealing from each other?