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AdLabs suggests the change. You approve it.
Amazon PPC software for brands and agencies. They call it a semi-automatic hybrid: the software does the analysis, a person signs off before anything reaches the account.
The grind, done for you, with the last call left to you
Four things that otherwise eat an afternoon a week in a spreadsheet.
Bid recommendations
Keyword and placement bids arrive as a suggestion with the numbers behind them. Nothing moves in the account until you accept it.
Keyword harvesting
Search terms that are already converting get pulled out of your research campaigns and into the ones built to perform.
Negative keywords
It runs an n-gram analysis across your search terms and flags the words quietly draining spend, so you can negate them and move on.
Reporting you can hand over
White-label dashboards across sponsored ads, DSP, search query performance and retail. An agency can send one straight to a client.
Software that asks first
Plenty of automation takes the wheel and tells you afterwards. AdLabs hands over the recommendation and waits, which suits anyone who has been burned by a tool that rebuilt a campaign overnight without mentioning it.
We work the same way on our side of the fence. Nothing gets filed on one of your reviews until I have read it and agreed it genuinely breaks Amazon’s rules. Different job, same habit, and that is most of why they are on this page.
Keep the final say on your ads
If you want the analysis without losing control of the account, this is the shape of tool to look at.
