How an apparel brand grew Amazon sales from $22.6K to $51.6K while ACOS fell to 24.67%

01The challenge

An apparel brand wanted more volume without letting advertising cost run away with it. The comparison point was the first half of September: $22,606.81 in total sales, ACOS at 30.47% and TACOS at 8.75%.

The job was to grow orders and tighten efficiency at the same time, which is where most accounts pick one and lose the other.

02The approach: The Targeting Tighten-and-Scale

The Targeting Tighten-and-Scale raises bids and budgets for traffic while tightening targeting so the extra spend lands on better-performing keywords. Volume goes up and wasted spend goes down in the same pass.

1. Raise bids and budgets

   Optimized bids and budgets to increase ad traffic and drive more orders, so the account could capture the demand in the window.

2. Tighten targeting

   Improved targeting to focus on better-performing keywords and reduce wasted ad spend, so the added budget was not spread across weak terms.

3. Monitor and adjust

   Monitored campaign performance and adjusted campaigns to improve ACOS and TACOS while total sales grew.

03The results

Comparing September 1-15 to October 1-15, total sales rose from $22,606.81 to $51,616.24, an increase of 128% or about $29,009. ACOS fell from 30.47% to 24.67% and TACOS from 8.75% to 5.13%.

Why it worked, and what it does not prove: the October window includes Prime Big Deal Days (October 6-7) and September does not, so the sales jump is not all ads. The part the ads can own is efficiency: more volume at a lower ACOS and TACOS, because the targeting was tightened before the budget scaled.

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