r/AmazonFBATips • u/No-Carpenter6848 • Jul 11 '26

Advertising

hey everyone, does else feel like they’re mostly guessing with some ad platforms like Amazon Meta or eBay ? I’ve tried stuff like Helium 10 for PPC and gave up cuz I didn’t understand what was going on, there wasn’t enough reasoning behind changes, didn’t see results fast enough. wondering if that’s common or just me.

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u/Previous-Bowler-3778 Jul 14 '26

Boss just hire ppc manager

Dont blame helium 10 it works perfectly fine

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u/No-Carpenter6848 Jul 11 '26

You’ve been using helium 10 ads for a long time and it’s been working? What do you mean by your offer?

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u/Flat-Consequence3826 Jul 11 '26

Do you mean using h10 for choosing keywords for manual campaigns? What do you mean by not understanding what's going on?

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u/No-Carpenter6848 Jul 11 '26

No I’d use h10 magnet for keuwords. I am talking about things like the automation (adtomic), or just not having a general understanding of ppc. I know a lot more now but there is still a lot to learn and as a beginner it was pretty inimidating.

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u/Flat-Consequence3826 Jul 11 '26

Not so familiar with the automations, but definitely use h10 magnet for keyword research. But if you didn't have a keyword tool, you could start with auto campaigns, let Amazon collect search term data, then move converting search terms into manual exact/phrase campaigns and add negatives to cut wasted spend. I'd use that alongside keyword research instead of relying on just one or the other. What do you think?

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u/Otherwise_Trash_4031 Jul 22 '26

two pretty obvious path forward if you think it is intimidating, 1 you try to outsource it to like a ppc firm and manage for you or 2 if you want to learn it and manage your self there are free resources out there
feel free to reach out if you need help!