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A free Amazon PPC audit so thorough you’ll wonder why I’m giving it away.

Hand me your Sponsored Products bulk file. In 60 seconds I’ll show you exactly where your dollars are bleeding, and how much of it you can take back.

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It’s live, and it’s called Badger Sheets now. Free, it runs right in your browser, and I never touch your account.

Recovery Forecast dashboard preview: USD 403,952 annualized sales lift in mint green, USD 34,308 incremental sales, USD 17,154 spend redirected
Built by Ad Badger. Reading Amazon PPC accounts since 2016. The same checks I run on real client accounts. Free. I never ask for your Amazon login.
What I dig up in under 60 seconds

Every dollar that’s not working, dug up.

One bulk file in, a full breakdown out. Reading every row is the most tedious job in Amazon advertising. I don’t care. It’s the same set of checks I run on real client accounts.

Recovery Forecast

See exactly how much you can claw back

I keep this conservative. I take the spend that produced zero sales, assume you only recover half of it, and redeploy that half at a healthier ACoS. You get the projected annualized sales lift, the incremental sales, and the spend redirected.

  • Annualized sales lift in dollars. Not “potential.”
  • Projected ACoS & ROAS after recovery
  • The exact spend you can redeploy this month
Recovery Forecast: USD 403,952 annualized sales lift, USD 34,308 incremental sales, USD 17,154 spend redirected, projected ACoS 23.01%, projected ROAS 4.35x
Audit findings: 28 campaigns spent money with zero sales; 17 campaigns are not assigned to a portfolio
Bleeding campaigns

I catch the campaigns burning cash with zero sales

I call them bleeders: campaigns with real spend and zero return. They’re the fastest, safest money you’ll ever get back. I flag every one of them, plus the campaigns hiding outside a portfolio.

  • Every bleeder, with the exact spend amount
  • What I’d do with each one: pause it, cut the bid, or rework it
  • Portfolio gaps that hide rollup performance
Search-term waste

Every search term, sorted by the orders it actually brought in

I read your whole Sponsored Products search-term report and sort every term by orders: 0, 1, 2 and up. In the sample account in this screenshot, 81.84% of search-term spend went to terms that never produced an order. Yours might be cleaner. Let’s find out.

  • No-sales spend, share, and term count
  • Bucketed by 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5+ orders
  • Account-wide ACoS & ROAS at a glance
SP Search Term Report: 21,076 terms, USD 41,922 spend, USD 144,099 sales, ACoS 29.09%, ROAS 3.44x, with 81.84% of spend on zero-order terms
Spend by Match Type (auto, broad, phrase, exact) and Spend by ACoS Bucket (No Sales, 0-25%, 25-50%, 50-100%, >100%)
Match type & ACoS buckets

I find the match types quietly eating your profit

I slice your spend by match type (auto, broad, phrase, exact) and by ACoS bucket. You’ll see which match types are quietly subsidizing the others, and how much money is parked above your target ACoS. Or worse, above 100%.

  • Auto vs. broad vs. phrase vs. exact: true cost of each
  • Spend & sales sitting above 50% / 100% ACoS
  • ROAS by match type, side-by-side
Full account visibility

Every SP, SB, and SD entity, counted

Most audits skim the campaigns. I read everything: search terms, negatives, keywords, product targeting, audience targeting and bid adjustments, across Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display.

  • Row counts across every entity type in your bulk file
  • Negative-keyword and negative-targeting coverage
  • SB & SD entities most audits silently skip
Counts across SP, SB, and SD entities: search terms, keywords, negatives, product targeting, audience targeting, bidding adjustments
Search-term cannibalizationYour own terms bidding against each other across campaigns and targets.
Negative-keyword gapsTerms that should have been buried at the campaign or ad-group level months ago.
Bid-by-placement auditSee where your Top-of-Search and Product-Page modifiers are working, or burning.
How it works

Three steps. No account access. No fluff.

Step 01

Download your bulk file

Pull a Sponsored Products bulk file covering the last 30 days from Bulk operations in your Amazon Ads console. Never done it? There’s a sample file on the audit page, so you can see what I’m expecting.

Step 02

Drop it into the audit

Drop the file in. That’s it. I read it right in your browser and run the same checks I run on managed accounts.

Step 03

Get your full report

Your score, the recovery forecast, every bleeder, search-term waste, match-type and ACoS breakdowns, full entity counts. I keep it on file, so next month you can see whether the leak got smaller.

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Hand me your bulk file. I’ll hand back your score, how you stack up against accounts your size, every finding ranked by severity, and the dollars you can take back.

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Questions? Email hello@adbadger.com.

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