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Samurai Seller runs the ads while you run the business.
Amazon PPC software, started in 2017 by Aaron Cordovez, Whitney Cordovez and Brad Peabody. You set a spending goal and it tunes bids and budgets toward it.
Automated Amazon advertising, pointed at a number
You give it the goal. It does the daily adjusting that nobody enjoys doing by hand.
Bids and budgets
Set what you are willing to spend and what you want back. The platform moves bids and budgets toward that instead of leaving you to nudge numbers every morning.
Reporting you can read
Dashboards for what the advertising is actually doing, so the next decision comes off a chart rather than a feeling about last week.
Listing and promotion monitoring
It watches the things that quietly wreck a campaign: the Buy Box, price moves, titles, images, coupons and promotions.
More than one account
If you sell under several seller accounts, they sit together in one place rather than behind several logins and several spreadsheets.
Bad reviews make good ads expensive
A listing sitting at 4.2 stars costs more to advertise, because fewer people buy once the click has already been paid for. We take down the negative reviews that genuinely break Amazon’s rules. That fixes what the shopper sees. It does not fix the bidding.
This is the other half, and it was built by people who were running the ads themselves first. That is the part I trust. I would rather hand you software with an operator behind it than claim we do everything.
Hand the ads to something that watches them
If the advertising is eating the margin and nobody has time to sit on it daily, go and look at what they built.
