Amazon case study · Private-label portfolio · Amazon

Amazon year-to-date sales and PPC recovery

A private-label Amazon portfolio moved from a late-2025 decline into 2026 year-to-date growth after Seller AURA rebuilt PPC control, tightened spend priorities and introduced weekly KPI ownership.

+29.3%Ordered product sales, Jan–May 2026 YoY
−41.81%Sales trend before Seller AURA (Aug–Dec 2025)
+22.2%Units and order items YoY
$125,194Ordered product sales, Jan–May 2026
Overview

The account

Before Seller AURA began work, the account had a weak late-2025 comparison period: ordered product sales, units and order items were all down against the previous year.

Seller AURA started management at the beginning of 2026 and rebuilt the account around PPC discipline, weekly KPI ownership and clearer budget allocation. By the 2026 year-to-date view, the account had moved into positive growth.

PPCAccount Management
+29.3% Year-on-year sales growth for a private-label portfolio that had been declining by 41.81%
The challenge

What was holding growth back

01

Late-2025 sales softness

Ordered product sales, units and order items were all down year on year.

02

PPC needed clearer control

Spend was not separated by intent, campaign role or stage, so budget could not follow the strongest search terms.

03

No priority framework

There was no simple way to decide which products deserved budget protection and which should be tested cautiously.

04

Reporting was not action-led

Dashboards were treated as static reports rather than a weekly basis for decisions.

What we did

How Seller AURA approached it

Month 1: audit and control

Reviewed sales trends, campaign structure, budget leaks, product roles and reporting gaps to set a clear baseline.

Months 2–3: PPC rebuild

Reorganised campaigns by intent and product role, harvested converting terms and reduced waste.

Months 4–5: scale with visibility

Moved budget into validated areas while watching AOV, units, ACoS and total sales.

Weekly KPI ownership

Sales, units, AOV, ad spend, ACoS and conversion inputs reviewed every week, so decisions happened faster.

The results

What changed

Seller Central, before and after
PeriodOrder itemsUnitsOrdered product salesChange YoY
Aug – Dec 2025 (before)1,2651,351$77,729.23−41.81%
Jan – May 2026 (after)1,9732,067$125,193.83+29.3%
  • Ordered product sales for January to May 2026 were $125,193.83, against $96,820.41 for January to May 2025.
  • Order items and units ordered both rose 22.2% year on year, after falling 46% and 44% in late 2025.
  • Across the full captured advertising history, PPC generated $33,829.91 in sales from 567 purchases at 20.87% ACoS.
The proof

Straight from the account

Unedited screenshots from Amazon Seller Central, the Advertising Console and the account's reporting tools, with date ranges left visible.

Before Seller AURA · 1 Aug – 31 Dec 2025. $77,729.23 ordered product sales, down 41.81% on the same period a year earlier.
Before Seller AURA · 1 Aug – 31 Dec 2025$77,729.23 ordered product sales, down 41.81% on the same period a year earlier.
After Seller AURA · Jan – May 2026. $125,193.83 ordered product sales, up 29.3% on Jan – May 2025.
After Seller AURA · Jan – May 2026$125,193.83 ordered product sales, up 29.3% on Jan – May 2025.
Lifetime PPC view. $33,829.91 in ad sales from 567 purchases at 20.87% ACoS.
Lifetime PPC view$33,829.91 in ad sales from 567 purchases at 20.87% ACoS.

Brand names, store names, seller identities and ASINs are not disclosed. Every screenshot keeps its date range visible.

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