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Bidoak diagnoses your Amazon Ad structure, eliminates the waste, and rebuilds your campaigns into a system that funds itself.
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The guys looked at my dashboard, where they did an audit for me, and literally said its cooked and explained everything down. Fixed the structure, moved the budget to the right window, hit position 2 in a month and the revenue obviously went up. Great team to work with.
Tried managing it myself for two years, then hired an agency for eight months and neither worked. The agency I had was nice but we weren’t able to scale. Bidoak from the very first call pulled up my account and just started pointing at things. Here's the waste, here's why, here's what we're doing about it. Went from $55K to $89K in about ten weeks. I actually understand my account now, which maybe matters more than anything.
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