AdArchitect

Hey. I've sold on Amazon before. When I started running PPC, nobody told me whether to group my products by listing or by keyword theme, what budget made sense, or when to move from auto to manual. I found out by getting it wrong and rebuilding the whole account a few months in.

That's the same trap every new seller falls into. Not because PPC is impossible. Because nobody explains the one decision everything else depends on: how your campaigns should be structured in the first place.

So I built AdArchitect. You answer a few questions about what you're selling, your budget, and how your products relate to each other. It hands you back a campaign structure built for your actual products, not a generic template, plus a plain-English explanation of why it's built that way, and a file ready to upload straight into Seller Central.

Why $9, and why not a cut of your ad spend?

Every other tool I looked at charges a percentage of your ad spend, so the more you spend, the more they make, whether or not your campaigns are actually working. Real reviews of the big names all say some version of the same thing: steep learning curve, "not designed for beginners," black-box automation you can't see inside or control.

AdArchitect costs $9. Once. Not a percentage of anything, not a subscription. You get the structure and the explanation, and you're done.

What you actually get

• Stop guessing whether to structure by product or by keyword theme. Answer a few questions about what you're selling and get a structure built for your specific situation, not a one-size-fits-all template.
• Know why, not just what. Every structure comes with a plain-English explanation of the reasoning, so you understand the decision instead of just following instructions blind.
• Upload in minutes, not hours. A ready-to-go bulk sheet file, formatted for Seller Central's current upload format, no manual campaign-by-campaign setup.
• Know what to do after you upload it. A 30-day plan for what to check and when, so you're not left wondering if it's working.
• Never pay based on how much you spend on ads. $9 once. Spend $50 a month or $5,000 a month, the price doesn't change.