Most Amazon accounts are not short of traffic. They are short of clarity. An audit shows which products actually make money after ads and fees, where spend is wasted, and what to fix first.
What is an Amazon account audit?
An Amazon account audit is a structured review of a seller account’s profitability, advertising, listings, account health and fees. It ends with a prioritised list of fixes, ranked by how much each one is likely to improve profit.
What we look at
Profit per ASIN after referral fees, FBA fees, storage and ad spend. PPC campaign structure, wasted search terms, keyword overlap and TACoS trend. Listing quality, indexing and conversion. Account Health, policy warnings and stranded inventory. Fees and reimbursements Amazon may owe you.
What you get
A written report in plain English, each finding marked with expected impact and effort, and a call to walk through it. It is yours to keep whether or not you work with us.
What the audit covers
- Product-level profit after fees and advertising
- PPC structure, wasted spend and keyword overlap
- Listing quality, indexing and conversion rate
- Account Health and policy risk
- Inventory, stranded stock and storage fees
- Fee overcharges and reimbursement opportunities
- Competitor and pricing position
- A ranked action plan
How the audit works
1. Access
Read-only user access, or report exports if you prefer.
2. Analysis
A senior operator works through the data.
3. Walkthrough
A call to go through findings and the action plan.
Frequently asked questions
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Related services
Amazon PPC management · Listing optimization · Account management · Reimbursement recovery
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