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Managing more than 50 SKUs on Amazon gets tricky when deciding whether to group products together or separate them by ASIN.

In this video, Kevin breaks down how to structure Sponsored Products campaigns based on parent-child variations, separate listings, and shared keywords. You’ll learn when it makes sense to let Amazon’s algorithm favor the best-performing child variation, how the variation “halo effect” can help traffic move between products, and why separate listings usually need their own dedicated campaigns for better bid control.

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Timestamps: 

0:00 - Strategies for 50+ SKU Catalogs
0:13 - Grouping by Parentage vs. Individual ASINs
0:41 - Keyword Strategy for Color & Style Variations
0:58 - When to Use Single ASIN Campaigns for Separate Listings
0:1:36 - The "Halo Effect": Driving Traffic Between Variations
0:2:30 - Maintaining Bid Control Across Similar Products
0:2:56 - How to Structure Your PPC

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