The Challenge
Vendor Central account with limited advertising experience, no structured campaign strategy, and difficulty scaling beyond ₹8 lakh monthly sales.
The Challenge
Automaze, an automotive accessories brand operating through Amazon Vendor Central, had hit a growth plateau. Their monthly sales had stagnated at approximately ₹8 lakh, and their existing advertising efforts were fragmented and underperforming.
Key challenges:
- Vendor Central advertising has different dynamics than Seller Central
- Limited campaign structure — only 5 campaigns covering their entire catalog
- No Sponsored Brands or Sponsored Display presence
- Budget allocation was spread evenly regardless of product performance
- No data-driven approach to keyword targeting
Our Approach
Vendor Central Expertise
Vendor Central accounts require a different strategy than Seller Central. The key differences we addressed:
- Product catalog is managed by Amazon, requiring coordination on listings
- Advertising attribution works differently for vendor accounts
- Budget cycles align with Amazon’s purchase order patterns
- Brand Store optimization directly impacts Sponsored Brands performance
Campaign Architecture Redesign
We rebuilt the advertising structure from the ground up:
- Individual campaigns for top-performing ASINs
- Category-level campaigns for catalog breadth coverage
- Sponsored Brands campaigns with custom creative for each product line
- Sponsored Display campaigns for competitor targeting and retargeting
- Defensive campaigns to protect branded search terms
AI-Powered Scaling
ScaleSkus handled the heavy lifting of scaling:
- Automated bid management across 40+ campaigns
- Dynamic budget allocation shifting money to highest-performing campaigns daily
- Search term harvesting pipeline — continuously finding new converting keywords
- Performance monitoring with automatic alerts for anomalies
Creative Strategy
For Sponsored Brands, we developed:
- Custom headline ads highlighting key product benefits
- Video ads demonstrating product installation and usage
- Store Spotlight ads driving traffic to the Brand Store
The Results
Over 6 months of management:
- Monthly sales grew from ₹8 lakh to ₹33 lakh — a 312% increase
- ACOS maintained at 18.5% despite aggressive scaling
- 40+ campaigns managed with AI handling daily optimizations
- Brand Store traffic increased 280% through Sponsored Brands
- Organic ranking improved for 25+ keywords, reducing dependence on advertising
- Market share grew from 4th to 2nd position in their primary category
Scaling Strategy: The Flywheel
The growth was not linear — it followed a flywheel pattern:
- Optimize existing campaigns → Lower ACOS frees up budget
- Reinvest in proven winners → Sales volume increases
- Increased velocity improves organic ranking → TACoS decreases
- Better ranking generates organic sales → More profit to reinvest
- Expand to new keywords and products → Repeat the cycle
This flywheel effect is what enabled the 312% growth while maintaining profitable ACOS. Each improvement created the conditions for the next improvement.
Key Takeaways
- Vendor Central requires specialized advertising strategies different from Seller Central
- Proper campaign architecture is the foundation for scaling
- AI automation enables managing complex multi-campaign structures at scale
- Sponsored Brands and Brand Store are essential for vendor accounts
- The growth flywheel compounds — early optimization efforts pay dividends for months
Result
Scaled to ₹33 lakh monthly sales — a 312% increase — while maintaining profitable ACOS through AI-powered management.
₹8 Lakh
Starting Monthly Sales
₹33 Lakh
Final Monthly Sales
+312%
Growth
18.5%
Campaign ACOS