Amazon PPC management · Sustenify (Pvt) Ltd
We take over your PPC, cut the spend that isn't earning, and move that budget into the terms that actually convert. If your TACoS doesn't drop by 15% in 60 days, you don't pay.
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Two minutes to fill in. Audit back to you inside 48 hours.
Placeholder figures — replace with your real numbers before this goes live.
The leak
Almost nobody loses money on Amazon in one dramatic moment. It goes out slowly, in small amounts, on search terms nobody has looked at in weeks. Here is what that usually looks like inside an account.
A third of your spend goes to terms you would never buy on purpose. They convert once in a while, so nobody questions them.
The keywords that actually make money run out of budget by mid-afternoon, while the weak ones run all day.
Placement modifiers, dayparting, top-of-search premiums — all set at launch, all still sitting there months later.
The single most useful file in the account, and it takes an hour a week that nobody has.
None of this shows up as a disaster. It shows up as a slightly worse month, twelve times a year.
How we work
No lock-in and no six-month contract to find out whether this works. The first phase is free and you keep the findings either way.
We pull your search term, placement and campaign data and record a Loom walking you through exactly where the money is going. You keep the recording and the spreadsheet whether or not you hire us.
Campaign architecture rebuilt around match type and intent, negatives applied across the account, budget moved out of the losers and into the terms that already convert. You approve it before anything goes live.
Weekly bid and search term work, a short Loom every Friday, and a monthly call on what to launch, push or kill next. The account gets a little better every week instead of once a quarter.
What you get
We don't earn more when you spend more. That's on purpose.
Sponsored Products, Brands and Display across every marketplace you sell in.
Harvest what converts, negate what doesn't, adjust placements against real data. This is where the saving comes from.
The unglamorous work that most of the result actually comes from.
Ads can only do so much if the page doesn't convert. We tell you what to fix.
Five minutes of a human explaining what changed and why, instead of a PDF you won't read.
You message me, not a ticket queue. Replies inside a working day.
Proof
Short version on the card. Open any one for the full breakdown — what was broken, what we changed, and what it looked like sixty days later.
Testimonial one. Real words from the client, lightly tidied. The best ones name a specific worry they had before signing and what actually happened instead.
Testimonial two. Shorter is fine. A single sentence with a number in it outperforms a paragraph of praise.
Testimonial three. If you have video, swap this whole card for a 30-second clip — it converts better than text.
Inside the work
Audit screens, search term reports, campaign rebuilds, weekly Looms, client threads. Click any tile to open it full size.
Only label a tile as a client result if it is one. Process shots, audits and working screens carry their own weight without the claim.
Fit
The discipline is the same at every size. What changes is the order we do it in.
Ranking the first few keywords without burning the whole budget doing it. Tight campaign structure from day one, so there's nothing to untangle later.
This is where most waste lives. Restructure, negatives, and budget moved into what already works — usually the fastest TACoS drop of the three.
Placement and dayparting control, brand defence, share of voice against competitors, and reporting your team can actually act on.
The team
Sustenify is a registered company with an in-house team working out of one office in Pakistan. Specialists who do Amazon advertising full time, on salary, sitting in the same room — not a marketplace freelancer fitting your account in between three other jobs.
That matters on the boring days. Bid changes, search term work and negatives get done every week because there are people whose job that is, not whenever somebody finds a spare hour on a Sunday.
You still deal with me directly on strategy and reporting. One person accountable for the account, a team behind it doing the work. And we keep the client list deliberately short — capacity isn't the constraint, attention is.
The guarantee
If we don't reduce your TACoS by at least 15% within 60 days of taking over the account, we refund the management fee for that period. That's the whole guarantee.
Start here
We look at the account before the call, so we're not spending your half hour on questions. If it's obviously not a fit, we'll say so by email and save you the meeting.
Thirty minutes. We'll have pulled your public listing data before we speak.
Rather not book yet? We'll email the audit either way — reply to it whenever you're ready.
Questions
Placeholder — state the flat monthly fee and what it covers. Being upfront about price on the page filters out the wrong calls before they're booked.
Placeholder. Recommended: monthly rolling, 30 days notice. It removes the biggest objection on the call.
Advertising access through Seller Central user permissions. We never need your login, and we don't touch listings, pricing or inventory.
First changes go live inside week one. Meaningful TACoS movement usually shows in weeks three to six, because bid changes need data behind them before they mean anything.
We'll tell you in the audit. Running more traffic at a page that doesn't convert is the fastest way to waste money, so we'd rather fix that order.
Placeholder — list the categories you've actually worked in, and say plainly which ones you won't take.
The 60-day guarantee covers results. Outside that it's monthly — you can leave and we hand the account back documented, not scrambled.
Placeholder. Say it straight: strategy and reporting with Raahim, daily execution by the delivery team, and name them if you can.
Last thing
Worst case, you find out exactly where your ad budget is going and you keep the file. That's a fair trade for a two-minute form.