The leaks I can see from the public listing
Title, bullets, A+, reviews, brand defense, and obvious ad-real-estate problems. Storefront URL only — no Seller Central login until we agree to work.
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If the report needs a decoder ring, it is not a report.
Best fit: you get dashboards and still cannot answer “what did we do?”
You see spend, ACOS, TACOS, wasted search terms, and ranking movement on hero ASINs. Every material bid change is in the log.
The report is a letter, not a product. If a number moved, the log says what we did. If we did nothing, the log says that too. Sellerboard is the P&L lens; Claude, Codex, Kimi, and Cursor draft the analysis from exports — they do not bid.
A dashboard login without commentary is how the last vendor hid. Optional seats (Teikametrics, Cobalt, Xnurta) stay behind the same four-minute note.
Founders and operators who want spend, ACOS, TACOS, waste, harvest, and hero rank — plus a log of every material change.
Teams that want a white-label Looker studio and no human commentary. I will not build a dashboard that replaces the work.
Your heroes, your floors, your events. Not a generic 40-metric dump.
Changes get written when they happen, not reconstructed on Sunday night.
Same day each week. Same shape. You always know where to look.
The note ends with what happens next. Reporting without a next step is a museum.
Agree the numbers that matter for your catalog. First log at the end of week one so you know the format before we scale the work.
Spend, ACOS, TACOS, wasted terms, hero rank, and every material bid change in the log. Next week’s plan in the same note.
Named seats, not a logo wall. Each page says the job, the rail, and what still has to happen in Seller Central or the Ads Console.
True P&L after COGS, Amazon fees, ads, and reimbursements — the number that sets the bid ceiling, not the Ads Console ACOS tile.
Long-context read of search-term exports, change logs, and playbooks — drafts the founder note. Does not bid, does not log into Seller Central.
Scripts that clean Ads Console exports, join Sellerboard P&L to search terms, and build repeatable harvest tables — not a secret bidding API.
A second long-context pass on large Amazon exports and competing drafts — used when one model should not be the only reader of a 40,000-row file.
The environment where harvest scripts, playbooks, and the weekly reporting pipeline actually live — so the analysis is repeatable next Monday.
You get a readout a human can read. Sellerboard, Helium 10, or Flywheel can be in the stack if the seat is already yours — they are evidence, not the letter.
Yes. Claude and Kimi draft from exports. Codex writes join scripts. Cursor keeps the pipeline. None of them log into Seller Central or set bids. Indexed on the operator stack.
The log is yours to forward. I do not staff a reporting farm for an agency overlay.
Daily is noise for most catalogs. Weekly is the desk rhythm. We can flag a fire on a weekday without a daily PDF.
If we are doing listing or defense that week, it is in the log. One note. One operator.
You do not need to hire it to find out if it belongs on the account. Send the public store link. I tell you whether this lever is leaking, whether I am the person to run it, and what week one would be.
Title, bullets, A+, reviews, brand defense, and obvious ad-real-estate problems. Storefront URL only — no Seller Central login until we agree to work.
If I cannot show the leaks, I decline. You are not added to a roster. A “no” is a complete answer, not a follow-up sequence.
Harvest, defense, listing pass, or “not yet.” Named in writing — not a 40-slide deck and a 12-month PDF.
Capacity is limited because I work the accounts myself. The review is how we decide if this workstream belongs on yours.
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A hand-done read of wasted spend, structure, and the first 30 days of work.
PPC, listing, defense, and launch under one operator — so the pieces stop fighting each other.
Spend the budget when the ASIN converts, not when Amazon wants the click.