Three Important Weekly Tasks for Amazon PPC [The PPC Den Podcast]

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In this episode, Mike and Dan Head of AMZ Elite break down three weekly Amazon PPC tasks that actually move performance today.

We focus on what’s working now—covering how Dan reviews N-gram analysis and N-gram ASINs each week to identify hidden waste and new opportunities. He explains how he uses ACOS Power Ratio to judge keyword efficiency beyond surface-level ACOS, and how a simple CVR sheet helps diagnose whether poor performance comes from traffic or the listing itself.

We also dive into image generation and creative updates, and why testing visuals regularly is a non-negotiable part of weekly PPC optimization.

If you want a clear, repeatable weekly routine for Amazon PPC—one that connects data, conversion, and creatives—this episode breaks it down step by step.

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Episode Highlights

  • 00:00 – Intro 
  • 01:48 –  Who Dan Head is and how he approaches Amazon PPC
  • 04:12 – Why Amazon PPC doesn’t work in isolation
  • 07:05 – The biggest mistake sellers make when optimizing ads
  • 10:02 – What N-gram analysis actually reveals (beyond keywords)
  • 14:35 – How to identify non-converting spend correctly
  • 18:20 – When NOT to negate keywords (and why sellers overdo it)
  • 22:10 – ACOS Power Ratio explained in simple terms
  • 26:05 – PPC data vs listing problems: how to tell the difference
  • 30:12 – Why creative and images break or scale PPC performance
  • 34:05 – Full-funnel thinking: connecting ads, listings, and intent
  • 38:20 – How top agencies think about scaling Amazon PPC
  • 45:10 – Wrap-up & key takeaways

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