Account cleanup
Rebuild loose auto, broad, phrase, exact, and product-targeting campaigns into a cleaner structure.
PPCFlow helps private label sellers tighten campaign structure, cut low-intent clicks, and move budget toward search terms that are already closer to purchase.
Services
The work is built around campaign structure, search-term hygiene, bid control, and budget allocation. No vague dashboards. No surface-level tweaks.
Rebuild loose auto, broad, phrase, exact, and product-targeting campaigns into a cleaner structure.
Separate buyer-intent terms from discovery terms so winners get budget and weak traffic gets controlled.
Manage bids and budgets against ACoS, ROAS, stock position, and category economics.
Regular search-term reviews, negatives, bid adjustments, campaign expansion, and performance reporting.
Case studies
The homepage keeps the summaries tight. Full dashboard-style visuals are stored on separate case study pages so the layout stays clean and the visuals are not distorted.
ACoS improved from 40.0% to 23.4% while ad sales increased to $19,720.
Ad sales grew from $5,420 to $9,860 while ACoS dropped to 25.66%.
ROAS improved from 2.47 to 4.03 after filtering out low-value clicks.
Sales increased from $6,880 to $9,240 while spend decreased slightly.
Ad sales increased 68% while inventory-sensitive budget was kept under control.

About
I work with Amazon private label sellers who want cleaner campaign control, not just more clicks. My approach is simple: identify waste, protect budget for higher-intent searches, and scale only where the numbers justify it.
I have worked across marketplace selling, paid media, and Amazon ads. That seller-side experience changes how I manage PPC because every campaign decision has to connect back to margin, inventory, and the actual product economics.
PPCFlow is intentionally lean and founder-led. You are not handed to a junior account manager or a checklist-based process.
Certifications
Certification PDFs are included in the deploy package and linked below for quick review.
Contact
Send the account context or book a short audit call. I’ll look for wasted spend, structure issues, and where the first practical improvements should come from.