Joe Marston 🚀

Co-Founder

Building DTC brands to 8 and 9 figures | Founder of Soar With Us & For You Advertising | Triple Whale's "Agency of The Year" Winner

3x Agency Founder.

We scale brands to 7 and 8 figures with creative, paid traffic, retention and funnel optimisation.

In 2024, having a great product is one thing…

But scaling a brand to £10M is a another.

You need a simple roadmap for profitably attracting and converting customers, at scale.

Because when you get that right…

- You stand out from competitors in the market
- You build a community around your brand
- You acquire customers at will (profitably)
- You turn customers into raving fans 

Giving you complete control over your growth.

We help our clients do exactly that with our proven system that guarantees growth.

1. Initial diagnostic to identify bottlenecks in your business
2. Developing a bespoke growth strategy for your brand
3. Creative ideation and production 
4. Unique UGC collaborations
5. Targeted advertising (Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat)
6. Email marketing 

And having generated over £100M+ in sales across 200+ brands, we’ve know the ecommerce game inside out.

🚀 Mystery Shirt In A Box grew from £5K to £2.6M in just one year with our help
🚀 The Essence Vault is hitting 7 figure months in its second year since launch
🚀 Vintage Threads tripled their revenue working with us with a 6x ROAS
🚀 AIRfreshh went from 0% to 52% of revenue from email in 2 months!
🚀 Bene Culture saw their revenue grow 6x in 6 months with our help
🚀 The Oodie generated £2M on TikTok alone in their first year
🚀 UN:IK’s first quarter of 2023 was up 88% on 2022
🚀Grew Liam and Co. 500% year on year

Don’t put up with unpredictable, unsustainable or underwhelming growth any more.

If you want to see how we could help scale your brand, send me a DM saying ‘SOAR’

If you're not ready yet, I post daily educational content to give you all the secrets.

Founder

E-commerce growth agency offering bespoke services to online businesses looking to increase their sales and scale their brand.

The 2026 D2C Playbook has been the most requested resource in my DMs. This is the last chance to grab it.

Here's the reality: every consumer now lives in their own algorithmic bubble.

Meta, Google, TikTok → all delivering hyper-personalised experiences based on micro-behaviours, emotional signals, and past engagement.

AI enables individual targeting at scale. But people are craving connection more than ever.

2026 belongs to brands that blend machine precision with human emotion.

That's what this playbook is built around. Specifically for 8 & 9-figure e-commerce brands looking to break through growth ceilings.

Inside:

→ Meta: Andromeda, GEM, account structures that actually work now

→ TikTok: Shop strategies, affiliate frameworks, what's driving 8-12% conversion rates

→ AI: Workflows we use internally to move faster without losing quality

→ Creative: Formats driving incremental growth (not just ROAS)

Want it?

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We've broken down the entire Meta funnel of a supplement brand that went from £1M/year to £1M/month. It's yours for free.

Ancient + Brave | B Corp hit £1M/month in late 2022. By 2023 they'd crossed £10M. 2024 they doubled to £20M. No VC. No Amazon dependency. 90% DTC. Profitable throughout.

But the numbers aren't the interesting part.

Most supplement brands compete on ingredients. Ancient + Brave compete on identity. Their entire creative system is built around one question: who is this person trying to become?

That means persona-segmented ads that speak to high-performance professionals and graceful agers in completely different languages. Clinical trials running in-feed. UGC, high-production, and partnership ads working together without ever compromising the premium aesthetic.

And it means feeding Meta's algorithm with the creative density and signal diversity it needs to scale, without racing to the bottom on price.

In the breakdown we cover:
How their persona-led creative system works at the ad level 
How they maintain brand premium while producing the volume Andromeda demands 
The role each creative format plays across the funnel 
Why this is the only sustainable way to scale a high-ticket wellness product on Meta

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Ancient + Brave | B Corp

JERMS is a gut health brand I've been watching closely. They're raising a £600k EIS round and the numbers are ridiculous:

→ 66% DTC repeat purchase rate
→ Average subscriber orders 7.7 times
→ 75% subscription revenue
→ 4.8/5 rating across thousands of customers

That's a product people genuinely love and keep buying.

They're already in Holland & Barrett, Selfridges, Wholefoods Wholesale, Planet Organic and Fenwick. National rollout across one of the UK's biggest retailers landing April 2026.

Plus partnerships with Soho House & Co, The Hoxton and Free People.

World's first probiotic+ energy blend you can add to hot drinks. Actually useful innovation.

JERMS is now opening a £600,000 EIS round, with £100,000 already closed.

With full national retail distribution, accelerating DTC and Amazon growth, and an upcoming SKU unlocking new distribution channels, 2026 is shaping up to be a breakout year.

If you’re an investor looking at high-growth, retail-ready wellness brands with exceptional retention and brand equity, this is one to watch.

Happy to connect interested investors directly with founder Louise Macnab and share the deck. DM me for more info.

We're giving away a free playbook we built with Insense on scaling creative in 2026. 🚨 Download here: https://lnkd.in/egHbttus

In the UGC 1.0 era, you were a content creator. In the UGC 2.0 era, you are a signal engineer.

To scale in 2026 across Meta and TikTok, you need a system that delivers three things:
- Strategic Volume: Enough creative to deliver to a range of micro-personas.
- Variation: A diverse range of researched personas to unlock new audience pockets.
- Velocity: The ability to turn funnel insights into fresh creative in days, not weeks.

Most brands have one of the three. Very few have all three running as a system.

We’re going to show you exactly how to move away from creator-led content and toward persona-led performance creative. We’ll break down the frameworks used to audit funnels, identify creative signals, and build a modular production engine that makes scaling inevitable.

Welcome to the era of UGC 2.0 - brought to you by Soar With Us and Insense | TikTok & Meta Partner.

Most brands think persona strategy means knowing their customer.

It doesn't. It means knowing which version of their customer they're speaking to, at which point in their journey, with which emotional driver.

We think about it in three layers.

Layer 1 is the macro persona. The broad type of person or state you're speaking to. The Stressed Mum, 30-45. This sits above everything and contains multiple distinct people beneath it.

Layer 2 is the micro persona. This is where creative strategy actually lives. Two people under the same macro can have completely different micro-drivers.

Under The Stressed Mum:

Persona 1.1 is Keeping Up Appearances. Trigger awareness. She doesn't know stress management is the solution yet. She thinks she just needs to try harder. Core fear: being seen as a bad mum who can't keep it together. The creative that converts her is peer-led social proof. A clinical ad does nothing.

Persona 1.2 is Irritable and Guilty. Exploration awareness. She knows she needs help but is overwhelmed by options. Core fear: her irritability is permanently damaging her relationship with her children. The creative that converts her is emotionally resonant and identity-led. Authority doesn't move her.

Persona 1.3 is Frazzled but Sceptical. Evaluation awareness. Actively researching, open only to evidence-based approaches. Core fear: complete burnout. The social proof ad that converts 1.1 makes her roll her eyes.

Same product. Same macro persona. Completely different brief.

Layer 3 is the creative vehicle. The format, creator type, tone, and visual execution that delivers each micro-persona's message as a distinct signal. Same insight, multiple vehicles, multiple net-new audiences for Andromeda to find.

This is the structure we use before we brief a single ad. At higher spends, ASC campaigns structured by persona give Andromeda the signal clarity to find genuinely incremental audiences without collapsing spend to a single winner.

Most accounts are running Layer 1 creative and wondering why incremental reach is declining.

The ceiling isn't Meta's. It's the persona layer.

Loukas Hambi maps this all out in this article: https://lnkd.in/eNEX4t6U

Our most requested masterclass yet…

Loukas has been building this micro persona system at Soar Group for the best part of a year. I've watched it change how our brands approach creative from the inside.

He's just put the whole thing on D2C Diaries. End to end. Live persona build, straight through to scripting.

The thing that doesn't get said enough in this space… most brands with a reach problem don't have a volume problem. They have a psychological diversity problem. Those aren't the same thing and the fix is completely different.

Worth an hour of any founder's time who's spending seriously on Meta https://lnkd.in/e5ZRujiW

$32k extra monthly profit. 50% lower ad spend. 28% higher conversion rates.

A few of the results inside the new "How to Move the Needle in 2026" playbook from Customers Who Click.

We partnered with them and a group of leading ecommerce operators to contribute to this one. 

Real brands, real numbers.

Inside you'll find examples of how operators are:

- Increasing revenue per visitor by 21% without driving more traffic
- Generating $32k+ extra monthly profit from a single shipping test
- Lifting abandoned flow revenue by 40% without touching email templates
- Improving conversion rate by 28% after fixing product discovery
- Cutting ad spend by 50% while maintaining growth

Solid work from the partners involved: Octane AI, PostPilot, Littledata, Rebuy Engine, Flare - Scheduled Delivery, Videowise, Growthub, Zigpoll, Intelligems, KnoCommerce, Soar With Us, Sweet Analytics, Leaf Signal, Nosto, Order Editing

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We ran a controlled test with Meta in Q4 which found Partnership Ads drove 54% more incremental conversions than BAU creative alone.

So we doubled down.

The mechanism is signal diversity. When you run from a creator's handle, you're not just getting their face in the ad. You're feeding Meta a completely different signal set; their community, their content context, the emotional associations their audience brings to every piece of content they consume.

That's a new creative entity. New audiences. Incremental reach you cannot generate from your own brand handle alone.

We tested creative volume in the same period too. 25 variants vs 5 variants. The higher volume cell drove 171 more purchases despite reaching 59,000 fewer people. 15% cheaper cost per conversion.

Both findings point to the same thing: Andromeda rewards signal diversity above almost everything else.

Most accounts we audit are sitting sub-10% partnership ad spend. Top disruptor brands are allocating 30-50%.

That gap is the opportunity.

If you're sitting sub-10% partnership ad spend and want to understand what closing that gap looks like for your account specifically, get in touch here: https://lnkd.in/eZmWY_gH

I don't know another M&A advisory firm as niche, as experienced, or as plugged into the e-commerce space as the The Fortia Group.

If you're building a DTC brand with an exit in mind at any point in the next few years, this is the episode to watch.

I met Paul Hanley and the team at their annual New York conference in 2024. 

Since then we've hosted events together in Dubai and collaborated on a lot of things,  all centred around helping DTC brands and agencies build toward an exit the right way.

I've been invited to speak at their annual NYC conference today, the biggest e-commerce acquirer event globally. Ahead of that we got Paul on the podcast to share what he knows with the audience here.

Full episode live now: https://lnkd.in/eymQzGr9

We’re sharing the full persona-led creative system we run across our client portfolio. For free.

Most DTC brands aren't losing on creative quality. They're losing on creative logic.

They're producing content without a system underneath it. No persona architecture. No brief structure tied to funnel position. No way to know which signals are actually working.

That's the gap we've spent the last six months closing, for ourselves and every brand we work with.

We've taken everything we know about persona-led creative, our own account data, our Meta partnership research, conversations with Maxime (Meta's Creative Strategist for Disruptor brands, who walked us through how Andromeda actually processes creative signals) and built it into one place.

The AI research stack we use to build personas from scratch. How we structure briefs. How we tier tests. How we read results and feed them back into the system.

The full engine, in the order you'd actually run it. Each step explains why it feeds the next.

If something resonates, every section links to the deeper resource behind it.

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We've spent the last few weeks building a process for AI UGC, here's how we did it..

The bottleneck right now is that every tool does something different well. So if you want a layered ad, you have to use multiple products. It's a lengthy list, but it works.

Here's the workflow we're using:
Claude writes the prompt. Feed it basic information, who the subject is, where they are, what they're saying, what device it should look like. It structures that into the exact format Sora 2 needs.

Sora 2 generates the hook. Up to 15 seconds of hyper-realistic UGC style footage. Good camera shake. Audio that sounds like it was actually shot on an iPhone.

ElevenLabs clones the voice from a 10 second clip. You then use that voice to record the rest of the script as a voiceover.

ChatGPT creates a JSON prompt to keep your subject consistent across scenes.

Nano Banana takes that JSON and recreates your subject in a new scene.

Kling brings the static image to life and turns it into B-roll.

The output: 10 hook variations of a concept that already exists. Different emotional states, different persona call outs, different messaging angles. For $1.

We're still early. But the direction is clear.

Full breakdown on the newest D2C Diaries episode. Comment PROMPT on the video and we'll send you the Claude template we use to build the Sora 2 prompts https://lnkd.in/erx3vVRp

These are strong references for building visually disruptive creative.

Instead of relying on copy to explain the problem, they externalise the emotion, the frustration, the tension, the lived experience behind it.

That’s what stops the scroll.

A visual that makes you feel the problem before you’ve read a single word.

In a feed where attention is earned in milliseconds, showing the emotion will always outperform describing it.

Definitely worth pulling inspiration from these.

We helped Nuovva scale their revenue 10x over the course of 180 days. Here's how..

We onboarded a cookware brand in August 2025. They had solid foundations on Amazon, but were starting from almost nothing on their DTC arm. That kind of blank canvas can be tricky, but luckily we had a strong brand and great product line to work with.

Six months later: 10x DTC revenue. Meta ROAS up 103% from September to January. Remarketing driving a 2.5x ROAS uplift over top-of-funnel activity alone. Google purchases up 110%.

Before a single ad went live, we built the data infrastructure. Conversion tracking configured between Shopify and Google Ads. Triple Whale onboarded for clean cross-channel attribution. Meta's Pixel, CAPI, and catalogues set up and verified. Reliable data flow from day one.

Creative was the primary performance lever. We leaned on our AI-assisted market research tool to gather insights on key pain points and purchase motivations, then built personas we knew would drive impact from the get-go. Affordability without compromise became the creative anchor. We built our messaging frameworks around that tension.

Early creative output leaned toward upper funnel to build a strong signal base. Then we scaled high-production, UGC, and static formats. Three angles proved to be consistent performance drivers across the funnel: savings and value framing, aspirational aesthetic messaging, and the versatility proposition of replacing your entire kitchen setup with a single pan.

On Meta, we launched a structured Creative Testing campaign that isolated individual creative variants and copy combinations to generate signal fast. Top performers were identified and pushed into a dedicated Scaling campaign within weeks. Two weeks after that, we opened remarketing.

We've taken them from 0 to 5 figures in spend in just a few months.

This data led foundation meant we could start using performance to guide every subsequent decision instead of assumptions.

If you want the same results for your brand, get in touch with the team at Soar Group https://lnkd.in/emtYbdgC

We audited 200 ads for an 8-figure brand last month. There were only 5 genuine entity IDs.

All that production budget. All that creative volume. Andromeda was reading it as 5 ads and serving them against the same audience pool on a loop.

Here's the mechanism: Meta's algorithm doesn't sort by content ID. It groups by entity ID, based on talent, environment, filming angle, and framing. 

Different creators, same location and message structure? Same entity. Same audience. Same ceiling.

Volume without structural diversity isn't creative testing. It's expensive repetition.

When we showed them this, the first question was "how do we fix it?" The answer isn't more ads. It's a different brief. One that specifies entity DNA, not just angle or hook.

The constraint at scale almost never lives in production rate. It lives in brief architecture.

We built our Creative Intelligence Report around this process.

In 4 weeks, we'll identify exactly where your creative is leaking money and hand you a roadmap on how to fix it using a persona-driven strategy that reduces CAC, beats creative fatigue, and scales spend profitably.

This isn't a production package. We're not delivering a folder of assets. It's the strategic layer that makes everything you produce work harder, whether that's in-house or through your existing agency.

If your CAC is rising despite producing more creative, if your ads are burning out faster than they used to, or if you suspect you're only reaching a fraction of your addressable market, that's exactly the gap this was built to close.

4 week sprint. 3 hours of your time. No retainer commitment.

Get in touch to find out more: https://lnkd.in/eFVdFvs4

We're giving away our Incremental Reach Guide, built for brands spending £10k–£150k/month on Meta who want to scale without recycling the same audience into the ground.

Here's the problem it solves:

Meta's AI is optimising your account into a saturation trap.

Andromeda. GEM. Lattice. Three systems working together to get better and better at finding people likely to convert.

Until "likely to convert" just means people who've already seen your ads 5+ times.

The algorithm isn't broken. It's doing exactly what it's designed to do.

But without tracking incremental reach, you won't see it coming until your CPA is already up and your ROAS is already down.

Inside the guide:
↳ What incremental reach is and why FTI predicts CPA spikes 2–4 weeks out
↳ How Andromeda, GEM, and Lattice create saturation at scale 
↳ The warning signs your account has a reach problem right now 
↳ The 6-lever prioritisation framework to fix it 
↳ A weekly tracking dashboard to stay ahead of the curve

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Do this before you brief another ad concept.

Ask: who specifically is this for?

Not "busy professionals." 

The Busy Professional. Career-driven, time-poor, 32. 

What does she actually need to see to stop scrolling? What scenarios does she recognise? What format matches how she consumes content on a Tuesday evening?

That specificity is what soulmate theory is about. 

There is a perfect creative for every single user. The ad that converts her won't convert the sceptic two personas over. 

Same product. Completely different execution.

The brands winning on Meta right now aren't making more ads. They're making more intentional ones. Coverage across personas, angles, and vehicles, so the algorithm has something to actually match with.

Stop measuring output. Start measuring coverage.

Every week, we get asked the same question about creatives on Meta: 

"We've got five UGC videos. Same creator. Same location. Different scripts. Is that enough?"

It comes up so often I almost have a scripted answer.

But last week we asked it to Maxime Menant from Meta's Disruptors team. Someone who has seen this play out across the top brands on platform.

His answer: in most cases, no.

Script variation alone isn't generating entity differentiation. Visual context, creator identity, setting, persona. All of those factor into how Meta groups assets. A different script in the same scene with the same creator is largely the same creative in Meta's eyes.

The clients asking this question are usually the ones who've made a significant investment in creator content and are starting to wonder why it isn't moving the needle the way they expected.

The answer is almost never the creator. It's the lack of differentiation at a deeper level than most people realise is required.

If this sounds familiar, it's worth having a conversation about your creative infrastructure. Get in touch: https://lnkd.in/eQSriGWC

We're giving away the exact prompt we used to make this AI UGC video.

Getting Sora 2 to output hyper-realistic, consistent footage isn't just about the tool. The prompt has to be structured in a very specific way… character description, cinematography, camera motion, lighting, dialogue, audio, authenticity keywords. Get it wrong and the footage looks off. 

Get it right and everything downstream becomes easier.

We’re sharing the exact Claude template we use as step one of our AI UGC workflow. It takes a basic brief (who the subject is, where they are, what they're saying, what device it should look like, their accent) and structures all of that into the exact format Sora 2 needs automatically.

No prompt engineering. Just inputs.

It sits at the start of a full workflow that runs through Sora 2 for the hook, ElevenLabs for voice cloning, ChatGPT for subject consistency, Nano Banana for B-roll generation and Kling for animation. The whole thing is broken down in the latest D2C Diaries episode https://lnkd.in/erx3vVRp

But this prompt is the foundation. Without it, the rest of the workflow is harder than it needs to be.

If you're building in this space or testing AI UGC for your brand, this is worth having.

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I saw this Rian Doris piece this week on position rotation. The premise: sitting isn't synonymous with working.

Your brain treats a static environment like a desert. It goes into conservation mode. Reduces focus. Caps your stamina. The moment you change position or place, it reads novelty as an oasis. Dopamine. Reset. Back into flow.

The protocol is simple. Stand 50% of the time. Walk 25%. Sit 25%. And rotate between three fixed work environments throughout the day. Not every ten minutes. Two or three times. Enough to reset perceived effort without destroying momentum.

I've been building my apartment here in Dubai with this in mind. Dedicated space, controlled environment, set up to actually support output. Not just aesthetically. Structurally.

It's not just about protecting time. It's about designing the physical conditions for your best work.

Most founders I know are optimising their calendars. Almost none are optimising the body doing the work.

Worth thinking about.

A patient walks in feeling tired. The doctor prescribes caffeine.

That's not medicine. That's a reflex.

This analogy came up in a training session with our growth strategists last week and I wanted to share it.

Good doctors diagnose before they prescribe. They don't reach for the nearest tool. They find the root cause first, then treat it.

Most performance marketing works like the bad doctor.

CPAs rising. Prescribe more creative. Growth plateauing. Increase budget. ROAS softening. Test new audiences. All action, no diagnosis. The assumption is always that the problem lives inside the ad account.

It usually doesn't.

In our experience across 250+ DTC brands, the constraint that's actually limiting growth is upstream of the ads more often than people expect. A landing page converting at half the rate it should be. An offer that only works for one type of customer. A product mix where the highest AOV SKU keeps selling out, pulling spend toward something that can't fulfill demand.

None of those are solved by creative iteration. Prescribing volume into a broken funnel is caffeine for fatigue. It keeps you moving. It doesn't fix anything.

The diagnostic has to come first. What is the single biggest factor limiting growth right now? What is that constraint worth in revenue if it's solved? Only then does the prescription make sense.

Effort without diagnosis is just expensive noise.

Almost every brand thinks scaling on Amazon is about spending more. In reality, it’s about building better systems, nothing else. If you don’t build systems, you will struggle to win, no matter how good the product is.

I work with D2C brands to grow on Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra using a systems-driven marketplace growth framework. Over the years, I have completed 40+ projects, scaled 15+ D2C brands to 6-7 figure revenue. 

If you’re building a brand and want a partner who deeply understands Amazon and other marketplace growth systems, let’s connect.

What can I do for you?

- Amazon Catalogue Management
- Amazon SEO & Listing Optimisation
- Amazon PPC, Display Ads Management
- Amazon Account Management
- Flipkart Account Management
- Myntra Account Management

No fake promises. We deliver what we commit. 
You can find my client's reviews in the service section.

📩 DM me or email:  sanjoysingh.info@gmail.com
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Before you spend a single rupee on Amazon ads
Check these 5 things first.
Most sellers skip this.
Then wonder why ads are not working.

1. Is your title strong?
Your title is the first thing Amazon reads.
And the first thing your customer reads.
If it doesn't have the right keywords, your ad will show to the wrong people.
Fix the title first. Then run ads.

2. Do you have at least 15+ reviews?
Ads bring traffic.
Reviews build trust.
If someone clicks your ad and sees 2 reviews, they will go back and buy from your competitor.
Minimum 15 reviews before spending big on ads.

3. Are your images good enough to stop the scroll?
Your main image is your first impression.
If it looks low quality, customers won't even click.
And you still pay for the impression.
Invest in good images before ads. Always.

4. Is your price competitive?
Check your top 3 competitors right now.
If your price is significantly higher, customers will click your ad, compare, and leave.
Wasted click. Wasted money.

5. Is your stock healthy?
This one people forget completely.
If your inventory is low, Amazon automatically reduces your ad visibility.
Your campaigns won't perform even with good bids.
Always keep at least 30 days of stock before scaling ads.

Fix these 5 things first
Then your ad budget will actually work for you.

Comment "CHECK" or DM me.
I will review your account.

Let's connect Sanjoy Singh

Amazon Specialist | Scaling Brands on Amazon | Listings, SEO & PPC | Full Funnel Amazon & Meta Ads | E-commerce marketing

Many brands try to grow revenue on Amazon by focusing on just one thing, usually ads. But sustainable growth rarely comes from one lever.

Over the years, working with different brands, I’ve understood that revenue grows when five key drivers move together.

- I call them the 5 Pillars of Revenue Growth -

1. Brand Share – Strengthen market positioning
Before anything else, a brand needs visibility and trust. When your brand presence improves in the category, customers naturally consider you as an option. Strong positioning increases your share of attention in the market.

2. Traffic (CTR) – Attract the right customers
Clicks are not the goal. Relevant clicks are. Titles, main images, pricing, and reviews decide whether someone stops scrolling and visits your listing.

3. Conversion (CVR) – Turn visitors into buyers
Traffic without conversion is wasted spend. High-converting listings usually have clear images, strong product messaging, social proof, and a structured page that answers buyer doubts quickly.

4. Basket Value (AOV) – Increase average order size
Revenue doesn’t only come from more customers. It also comes from increasing the value of each order through bundles, variations, and smart cross-selling.

5. Efficiency (ROAS / TACoS) – Optimize ad spend
Ads should accelerate growth, not burn margins. When targeting, structure, and data are managed well, advertising becomes a profitability engine instead of just an expense.

When these five pillars move together, something powerful happens.

More visibility → better traffic → higher conversions → larger orders → efficient ad spend. And that’s when revenue growth becomes predictable. Don't focus only on ads, Amazon's growth is a system, not a single tactic.

Comment “5P”, and I’ll send you the full revenue growth framework.

If you are a brand, let's talk, Sanjoy Singh

Founder | Amazon PPC Manager

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Scaling DTC Brands Beyond $50K/Month on Amazon | Listings, PPC & Profit-Focused Growth | E-commerce Specialist

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You’re spending a lot of money on Amazon ads to improve ranking, but your product is still not ranking.

Frustrating, right?

Let me say something simple, sometimes the ads are not the problem. Sometimes Amazon hasn’t even understood your product properly yet.

Before spending more budget, ask this 
Is your product even indexed for the keywords you’re targeting?

I’ve seen many brands bid aggressively on keywords, but when we check indexing, the product doesn’t even show up organically for that term.

That means

– Amazon doesn’t see you as relevant yet
– Your title may not carry the main keyword properly
– Backend search terms may be weak
– Bullets may not support the keyword intent

If Amazon doesn’t trust your relevance, ads will become expensive.

Because you’re forcing visibility instead of earning it.

These are the areas that we usually fix first

- Main keyword placement in title
- Supporting keywords inside bullets naturally
- Backend search term clean-up
- Removing unnecessary keyword stuffing

After that, ads become cheaper.

Because now Amazon understands your product.
Before increasing the ad budget, check indexing once.

If you want the simple indexing check process I use, comment RANK and I’ll share it.

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