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Free Amazon PPC audit

Find the next decision your account needs.

Your PPC priority review starts with a simple question: what is most likely to improve the way this account uses its advertising budget?

THE FREE PPC PRIORITY REVIEW
  1. A focused account diagnosis
  2. Clear priorities and ownership
  3. A way to judge the next move

No account access required to send a request.

Tell us about your account

Choose a free audit or tell us which support you need.

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MAP uses these details to respond to your enquiry and assess the support you need. Requests are handled through this website’s TagMango form.

A request does not start paid work or authorize Amazon account changes. Please do not include passwords, payment details or customer-level order data.

A useful review should leave you with priorities

A focused diagnosis

The main constraints visible in the agreed scope, supported by observations from your account rather than a generic checklist score.

Up to three priority actions

What deserves attention first, why it matters and whether the work sits in PPC, the listing or Seller Central.

A way to judge the next move

The measures to watch, the information still missing and the conditions that would change the recommendation.

What we may examine

  • Spend allocation across products and campaign objectives
  • Search terms, targeting and avoidable traffic waste
  • Branded and non-branded performance where the data supports a useful distinction
  • Budget and placement decisions
  • Conversion signals and product-detail-page constraints
  • The relationship between ad spend and total sales
  • Available cost, stock and replenishment context

The review is scoped to the information available. We do not infer your profit from advertising metrics alone.

From a report to a useful question

Report availability depends on account eligibility and marketplace. Where access is available, the review can connect these signals with the decisions behind your account.

Brand Analytics and Search Query Performance

Which relevant queries attract interest, and where do clicks fail to become purchases? We use those patterns to decide what deserves a closer look in targeting, the offer or the detail page.

Search Term Impression Share

How visible are your Sponsored Products ads for a search term? We read impression share and impression rank alongside conversion and costs before suggesting a bid, targeting or budget test. These are advertising visibility measures, not organic rankings.

Start with context. Share detailed data only when it is needed.

  1. Tell us about your store, marketplace and main challenge.
  2. We check fit and agree what the review will cover.
  3. If needed, we request relevant exports or appropriately limited account permissions through an agreed method.
  4. We share the findings and explain any useful next step.

Please do not send passwords, payment details or customer-level order data through this form.

A few useful answers

Questions about the audit

Is it free?

There is no charge to request the audit or receive the agreed free review. Any later paid work requires a separate scope and agreement.

Do I need to share account access immediately?

No. The initial request needs only basic account context. We agree the data and access needed after checking fit.

Is there a minimum account size?

We consider the account’s needs, readiness and whether the review can be useful. Established sellers are a strong fit, and growing brands are welcome to ask.

Will you change my campaigns during the audit?

No. A diagnostic review does not authorize execution. Any account changes require an agreed engagement and permissions.

When will I receive it?

We confirm the review scope and expected timing directly after assessing your request. Timing depends on the account and the information needed.

Is this a profit audit?

It can consider product economics when reliable cost inputs are available. It is not financial, tax or accounting advice, and it cannot establish profit from ACOS or TACOS alone.