Marketplace Management · Walkthroughs

How I Think About Marketplace Management

Short, no-fluff walkthroughs of how I approach the actual work — audits, PPC structure, listing optimisation, international expansion, and the unsexy account-ops stuff that separates operators from button-pushers.

Some videos are still in production — placeholders are marked "Coming soon."

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Account Audit walkthrough in production

Account Audit

How I audit a new Amazon account in week 1

A walkthrough of how I assess a brand-new Amazon account in the first week — PPC structure, listing health, account flags, inventory signals, and where the quick wins usually hide.

8 min
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Listings & A+ Content walkthrough in production

Listings & A+ Content

Listing optimisation: before & after on a hero SKU

Real before/after on a hero product — title, bullets, backend keywords and A+ content. What changed, what moved the needle, and what I'd do differently with hindsight.

10 min
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PPC Strategy walkthrough in production

PPC Strategy

How I structure Amazon PPC for a multi-SKU brand

My campaign structure approach — auto vs. manual, exact/phrase/broad split, defensive branded, search term mining cadence, and how I keep ACOS predictable while scaling spend.

12 min
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International Expansion walkthrough in production

International Expansion

Expanding from UK to 7 countries — what actually broke

How I took my own brand from Amazon UK into US, CA, DE, FR, IT and ES (plus Etsy, eBay and TikTok Shop). What was harder than expected, what I'd do differently, and what to skip.

11 min
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Account Operations walkthrough in production

Account Operations

Account ops: inventory, pricing & suppressed listings

The unsexy work that separates an operator from a PPC button-pusher: inventory planning, repricing strategy, dealing with suppressed listings, review velocity, and account-health hygiene.

9 min

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