Amazon and Walmart growth for established consumer brands

Your brand is winning everywhere but Amazon.

The price you defend everywhere else breaks on your own listings, an agency runs bids and calls it growth, or the catalog just sits there. Whichever one it is, the brand you built is making someone else money. And every quarter you tell yourself Amazon can wait, that gets harder to undo. We run the entire channel, listings, catalog, PPC and brand, not just your ads.

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$565Krevenue at 8.28% ad costQ1 ahead of the Q4 peak
Watches & AccessoriesAmazon US
$565Krevenue in Q1 2026, ahead of the Q4 peak
12.1xROAS 8.28%Ad cost held
Home & Design · Amazon US
+128%
Revenue growth at 6.82% ad cost
Full channel managed
Collectibles & Costume · Amazon US
$1.04M
At 18.96% ad cost, 5.28x return
Full channel + Walmart
Every figure here is from an account we ran, opened in full on a call. Names stay private.
Categories scaledWatches, Jewelry & AccessoriesHome, Decor & Design GoodsToys, Collectibles & SeasonalApparel & SwimwearBeauty, Health & Personal CareSupplements & Wellness
Marketplaces runAmazon USAmazon UKAmazon DEAmazon FRAmazon ITWalmart
Brands we have worked with are carried at major national retailers and featured in national press
The difference

Most agencies run your ads. We run the whole channel.

Ads are one lever. The money usually leaks from the listings, the catalog, and the brand, the parts an ads only agency never touches.

Listings Catalog PPC Brand Walmart
Most agencies stop here
SellerQuests runs the entire channel, every box above
If this sounds familiar

You built a brand people line up for. On Amazon, it gets handled like a spreadsheet.

01

Your price architecture breaks on Amazon

The price you hold with every retailer collapses on your own listings, training customers never to pay full price anywhere, while your pages sit on page three.

02

Your agency only knows one lever

They move bids up and down and call it strategy. The spend climbs, the account never structurally improves, and no one can tell you why.

03

The profit is invisible

Revenue you cannot trace to margin. Ad cost you cannot explain. One channel that runs like a black box while the rest of your business is under control.

The first job is identifying which leakage is actually recoverable. Foundation first, then disciplined scale, with every decision traceable.

The flagship

Full Amazon channel management for established consumer brands.

One team for the entire channel, not an ads vendor you still have to manage. Here is everything inside it.

Marketplace entry

Built from zero across one market or several. We did exactly this across four EU markets at once for a watch brand.

Channel turnaround

A messy or money losing account rebuilt from the foundation up, structure before spend.

PPC rebuild

Ads restructured around your real goal, profit or category share, with every SKU assigned a role.

Catalog and listing repair

Title structure, image stack, A+ brand story, variation logic, and offer setup rebuilt so the page converts and the ads you run are worth running.

Vendor to Seller Central

A controlled 1P to 3P migration run in parallel, designed to limit disruption to rank, margin and revenue through the handoff.

Walmart expansion

A second channel run with the same discipline. One personal care brand now runs on both at once.

The listing rebuild method
  • Title and image stack rebuilt to index for what buyers actually search
  • A+ brand story plus a full image and video set
  • Variation family consolidation so existing reviews compound onto one page instead of splitting
  • Pricing integrity within the brand's distribution rights, through Brand Registry and pricing discipline, so spend decisions reflect current offer conditions
Listing construction

A weak listing setup, and a connected one.

Most pages fail before a single ad runs. Below is the difference, shown on a real Amazon product to keep it concrete. The left side is an illustrative weak setup, not this listing’s history. The right side combines the current listing assets with the proposed title update.

Weak setup

Illustrative example, not the past state of this listing

One closed retainer case photographed small on a plain background 1 photo

Retainer Case Mouth Guard Case Retainer Holder Case Odorless Ventilated Durable Hygienic Case for Braces Dentures Aligners Black New 2024

Price drifting, page not brand-controlled

Title stuffed with repeats, competing against itself
One image, no video, no A+
Colours listed separately, so reviews split across pages
No offer discipline, so the brand does not hold its own page

Ads on a page like this pay to send shoppers somewhere that loses them. The spend is not the problem, the page is.

Connected system

Listing data captured 14 August 2026; proposed 74-character title shownOpen the listing →

Black retainer cases, one open showing how a guard sits inside, one closed with a carabiner clip
  • Size and dimensions frame
  • Material and build frame
  • Vent hole detail frame
  • Cleaning and care frame
7 images + video

Amazon's Choice

Mrs. Odonto Retainer Case 2 Pack, Vented Mouth Guard & Aligner Case, Black

Fulfilled by Amazon

One variation familyPack of 2464

Why one family matters: colours and pack sizes share a single page, so every rating compounds in one place instead of splitting across separate listings.

Proposed compliant title, 74 characters, built around high-intent terms
Seven-image stack, video and A+ working as one sequence
Brand Registry protecting the content, with pricing, inventory and offer monitoring behind Featured Offer share

This example uses a real Amazon product to demonstrate listing construction. The weak setup is illustrative and not this ASIN’s history. The connected setup combines current listing assets with a proposed title update. Account results are reported separately, below.

The proof

Growth that keeps its margin.

Every account pairs the result with the number most agencies leave out, the ad cost, or ACOS. A few of the accounts I managed are below, every figure exact to the number and shown in our own result panels, not platform screenshots, so the numbers stay precise while brand identities stay private. On a qualified call we can walk through the redacted account behind any figure. The full set is on the case studies page.

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WatchesAmazon US

Every brand spikes in Q4. We made Q1 bigger. Then Q2 kept climbing.

$566KQ1 revenue, up 2.3% vs Q4
$553KQ4$566KQ1$863KQ2
Quarterly revenueQ2 to date, Apr to Jun 24
$863KQ2 revenue to date $43KBiggest day on record 8.28%Q1 ad cost

Period Q4 2025 to June 2026. Q1 beat the Q4 peak, the anomaly most brands never see, and Q2 has already outrun it at 9 to 10% ad cost, capped by a record Prime Day roughly double last year. Levers: full channel, PPC, listings.

BeautyAmazon US

From zero to category contender in one quarter. Amazon's Choice earned.

16xmonthly revenue in one quarter, from zero
$1.4KMar$7.4KApr$18.5KMay$23.7KJun
Monthly revenueJune, 24 days
79 to 45%Ad cost, cut while scaling $0 startLaunched from scratch Amazon's ChoiceBadge earned at launch

Period Q3 2025 to June 2026. Launched from zero with no reviews and no rank. Monthly revenue climbed more than sixteenfold in a single quarter while ad cost fell from 79% to 45%, and the brand earned Amazon's Choice. Levers: full build, launch, PPC, A+.

SwimwearAmazon US

The engine was built before the season arrived. Revenue up 156% at 4.31% ad cost.

$92KQ1 revenue, up 156.2% YoY
$35.9KQ4$92KQ1$41KMar
RevenueQ1, pre season
+156.2%Revenue YoY 4.31%Q1 ad cost 2.6xQ1 vs Q4 revenue

Period Q4 to Q1, year on year. Brand carried at major national retailers. Levers: pre season build, listings, PPC.

Health & Personal CareAmazon + Walmart

Ad cost brought down on Amazon and Walmart in one quarter, without adding budget.

Ad cost ↓Q4 to Q1, on the same ad budget, across both channels
14.60%Mo 111.74%Mo 29.39%Mo 3
Walmart ad costLower is better
9.67%Amazon ad cost 9.39%Walmart ad cost, from 14.6% 2 channelsFixed at once

Period Q4 to Q1. Amazon ad cost came down to 9.67%. Walmart ad cost fell every month with no extra budget.

You have seen the proof. The next step is a 30 minute audit of your channel.

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Your first 30 days

A disciplined system, not a dashboard you babysit.

Days 1 to 7
Audit and leak report
DAYS 1 TO 7

Audit and leak report

Before touching the budget, we map every leak: ad structure, listings, catalog, margins. You receive a written leak report with the highest priority fixes and the order to make them.

DAYS 8 TO 21

Fix the foundation

Listing optimization, catalog and variation architecture, brand story and creative. We make the channel able to convert before we spend to grow it.

DAYS 22 TO 30

Ad system live and scale plan

The PPC structure goes live with every SKU assigned a role, Hero, Rank Target, or Profit Holder, plus a written scale plan tied to the goal you set.

ONGOING

The weekly read

A clear weekly read of what moved and why, quarterly audits and restructures, creative refresh cycles, and seasonal keyword rotation, so growth repeats instead of fading.

Salman Saleem, founder of SellerQuests
A note from the founder
Most agencies optimize what they can see. I am wired to find what they miss.

For years I ran Amazon for established consumer brands, watches, collectibles, home goods and health, and I watched strong brands get handled like spreadsheets. So I built the operation I wished those brands had been handed: founder shaped strategy, systemized execution, and a refusal to let waste survive once I have found it.

Salman SaleemFounder of SellerQuests
Honest fit

We are selective, on purpose.

A fit if

  • You already have product market proof and real demand off Amazon.
  • You want Amazon run as a serious channel, not a side task.
  • You want the whole channel handled together, listings, catalog, creative, and ads.
  • You are clear on your goal, protecting profit or taking the category.

× Probably too early if

  • × You want one quick task rather than the whole channel run together.
  • × You want low cost ad maintenance, not a team that owns the whole channel.
  • × You are earlier than product market proof and steady demand.
Investment and fit

How engagements are scoped.

01

What shapes the investment

  • SKU count and the state of your catalog
  • How many marketplaces you sell across
  • Amazon only, or Amazon and Walmart
  • Launching from zero, or turning a channel around
  • Whether we run the whole channel or one specialist piece
02

What stays separate

  • Ad spend, billed by the platform
  • Inventory and product costs
  • Outside creative or production, if you need it
  • Any third party tool fees
03

Who it is built for

  • Established consumer brands with real demand
  • Funded launches with genuine runway
  • Brands with the margin and seriousness to fix the channel properly

Engagements are scoped as monthly management retainers, kept separate from ad spend, inventory, and creative production. The audit determines the right scope based on SKU count, marketplaces, catalog complexity, and growth stage.

You will not get a mystery quote. After the audit you get a real scope tied to your actual account, not a recycled agency package, and the written audit is yours to keep whether or not we work together.

Questions

Before you book, the obvious questions.

We have been burned by an agency that only ran ads. How are you different?
We run the entire channel: listings, catalog, ads, brand, and growth. Ads are one lever. We fix the foundation first, which is usually where the money is being lost.
We are not on Amazon yet. Can you build it from zero?
Yes. Building the whole channel from zero is exactly what we do. We build and run the entire channel so you arrive set up to perform, as we did across four EU markets for a watch brand.
Do you only do Amazon?
Amazon is our core. We extend into Walmart where it fits your brand, with the same discipline, and we manage Vendor Central to Seller Central migrations.
How do you scale without ad cost spiraling?
Every SKU gets a role, every bid change ties to conversion data, and we optimize for the goal you set, profit or category share. We have held ad cost in single digits while growing revenue triple digits year over year.
What size brand do you work with?
We work with two kinds of brands: established consumer brands with real revenue and demand, and serious, funded launches with real runway, even if they are not live on Amazon yet. If you are earlier than either, the audit will tell us both honestly.
What does the audit include?
We review your public storefront and listings, no account access needed, and map the biggest visible leaks in your channel. Qualified brands get a short written audit with the highest priority fixes and the order to make them, on a call or by email, yours to keep.
What does this cost?
This is channel ownership, not low cost campaign maintenance. There is no rate card, because every channel is a different size and shape. After the audit we scope the engagement to your channel and its complexity, so you are paying for the work the account actually needs.
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