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On today’s episode, Mike and Stephen talk about how to set realistic 30 day expectations for your Amazon Ad campaigns. They cover the importance of account history, the typical 30 day cycle, and how to use the glorious PPC Triangle. Whether you’re totally new or a seasoned veteran, you’re bound to learn something new on this episode. See you in the Badger Den!
Episode Highlights:
2:15 Evolution of Amazon PPC
4:04 Avoiding overhyped clickbait
5:35 Account history significance
8:30 Expectations for a brand new product
11:10 Accounts on an upward trend
12:45 Downward trend accounts
15:35 Shoot to move 1 number
16:15 The PPC Triangle
19:00 Know your primary goal
22:50 The typical 30 day cycle
25:55 Questions to ask yourself
Get all of our episodes and show notes at adbadger.com/podcast
Have a question or suggestion for the show? Leave a Voicemail: adbadger.com/voicemail or 833-BADGERZ
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On today’s episode, Mike and Stephen talk about how to set realistic 30 day expectations for your Amazon Ad campaigns. They cover the importance of account history, the typical 30 day cycle, and how to use the glorious PPC Triangle. Whether you’re totally new or a seasoned veteran, you’re bound to learn something new on this episode. See you in the Badger Den!
Episode Highlights:
2:15 Evolution of Amazon PPC
4:04 Avoiding overhyped clickbait
5:35 Account history significance
8:30 Expectations for a brand new product
11:10 Accounts on an upward trend
12:45 Downward trend accounts
15:35 Shoot to move 1 number
16:15 The PPC Triangle
19:00 Know your primary goal
22:50 The typical 30 day cycle
25:55 Questions to ask yourself
Get all of our episodes and show notes at adbadger.com/podcast
Have a question or suggestion for the show? Leave a Voicemail: adbadger.com/voicemail or 833-BADGERZ
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