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How MAP works

A clear route from account question to next decision.

The work begins with understanding the business and ends with a decision you can explain. Between those points, scope, ownership and measurement should stay visible.

01

Share the context

Tell us your marketplace, store and main challenge. We look at whether the account is a fit and what a useful first review would need.

You do not need to share a password or buy a package to submit an audit request.

02

Agree the diagnosis

We confirm the review scope, relevant data and access method. The audit identifies the most important visible constraints and distinguishes findings from questions that still need validation.

You should leave this stage understanding what deserves attention and why.

03

Define the engagement

If further help makes sense, we agree the services, deliverables, responsibilities, communication arrangements and commercial terms. Strategy, PPC execution, listing work and Seller Central support are made explicit.

A free audit does not automatically start paid management.

04

Make the transition carefully

For an existing account, we review structure, history and active work before changing it. We agree appropriate permissions and clarify what the previous operator, your team and MAP each need to do.

The goal is continuity where it is useful and change where there is a reason.

05

Execute with a purpose

The team works from the agreed priorities. A campaign adjustment, content recommendation or operational task should connect to a defined problem or opportunity.

Founder-level strategy involvement and specialist execution help keep the wider account context in view.

06

Review and choose the next move

We assess the results against the purpose of the work. Reporting explains what changed, what we learned and what needs attention next. Review cadence is agreed in your scope.

A test may earn more budget, need revision or be stopped. Clear evidence matters more than keeping every initiative running.

What we need from your team

  • Accurate product and marketplace context
  • Reliable cost and inventory inputs when relevant to the work
  • An owner for approvals and decisions that remain with your business
  • Access arranged through appropriate account permissions
  • Early notice of material price, promotion, product or stock changes

What you should expect from MAP

  • Defined responsibilities and a clear starting plan
  • Recommendations connected to the available evidence
  • Visibility into important dependencies and unanswered questions
  • An explanation of the next decision, not just a list of activity
Your next move

Ready to see where the work should start?

Start with your account, your challenge and a focused free PPC audit request.

Get your free PPC audit

No password. No obligation to start management.