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Atlas Home Goods: Amazon Growth Concept

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Atlas Home Goods: Amazon Growth Concept

An Amazon.ca listing and PPC plan for a fictional Canadian kitchenware brand, built to improve product visibility while keeping advertising cost in line with margins.

Illustration for Atlas Home Goods Amazon listing and PPC concept

Project overview

Atlas Home Goods is a concept Amazon growth plan for an imagined Canadian kitchenware brand. It shows how we optimise listings first, then structure Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands campaigns around profitable keywords.

The brief we set ourselves

Make the hero product easy to find and choose on Amazon.ca, then build a PPC structure that grows sales without letting advertising cost eat the margin.

Concept project: self-initiated work for a fictional brand, created to show our strategy and design approach. It is not client work and shows no client results.

At a glance

Type
Concept project
Industry
Kitchen and home goods
Marketplace
Amazon.ca
Channels
Listings, A+ content, Amazon Ads

What we planned and designed

The core pieces of this concept.

Listing optimisation

Keyword-rich title, bullets and backend search terms.

Image plan

Main image, lifestyle shots and infographics that answer buyer questions.

A+ content

Brand story and comparison modules for the product range.

PPC structure

Auto, exact match and product targeting campaigns.

Margin targets

Target ACoS set per product from real margin assumptions.

Inventory plan

Restock timing around Prime Day and the holiday season.

Our approach

How we developed the concept.

Research

Analysed category keywords and competitors.

Listings

Planned title, bullets, images and A+ content.

Advertising

Designed the campaign structure.

Scale

Set ACoS targets and seasonal plans.

Key decisions

  • Listings before ads, so paid traffic lands on a page that converts.
  • Exact match for proven terms to keep bids under control.
  • Seasonal planning around Prime Day, Black Friday and Boxing Day.

What we would measure

The KPIs we would track if this were a live campaign.

  • ACoS
  • TACoS
  • Conversion rate
  • Organic rank
  • Total sales

Services used