AI Does The Volume. We Make The Calls.
Every agency on this market says they are AI-powered. Almost none of them will tell you what that actually means. Here is ours, job by job.
Daily search term and bid analysis
Every campaign, every day, rather than a manual pass once a week. Waste gets found and cut in days.
Keyword and listing research from real data
Built from Brand Analytics and Search Query Performance, so the terms we target are ones shoppers actually searched and bought on, with the click-through and conversion rates attached.
Inventory and restock forecasting
Supplier lead times, inbound transit and sell-through modelled together, so a stockout is flagged weeks before it happens.
Reporting that arrives on its own
Performance surfaces when it moves, not when someone gets round to writing a deck. You find out about a problem in the week it starts.
The software handles the scale. A human who has sold on Amazon for years decides what to do about it.
1,276 search terms, nine weeks, one account
This is why it has to be automated. No one is reading this many rows by hand every week, and the ones that matter are buried in the tail.
The tail nobody looks at
Customer search term report, 14 April to 16 June 2026.
What AI does not do
It does not decide whether to take a margin hit to hold rank through Q4. It does not know your supplier has a three week lead time and a shaky record. It does not read a policy warning and understand what it will cost you.
Automation is very good at reading a hundred thousand rows and telling you what changed. It is bad at knowing which of those changes matters to your business this month. That second part is the job, and it is the part you are paying a person for.