The Challenge FlexLatch, a viral hit among pet owners, faced an invasion of knockoff products from China, which gnawed away at their sales and brand integrity. With over 20+ brands illegally using their trademark, FlexLatch needed a strategy to claw back their market share and prevent counterfeits from chewing up

The Challenge Western Stage Props, known for its high-quality performance props like trick ropes, foam whips, and breakaway bottles, was saddled with some hefty challenges on Amazon. Listings needed a facelift, prices were off the mark, and ad campaigns just weren’t pulling their weight. On top of that, their product

The Challenge Rago Shapewear, known for its expertly crafted shapewear that helps customers feel confident and sculpted, was facing a tangled web of challenges on Amazon. With over 4,000 SKUs, rogue resellers were undercutting prices and violating MAP agreements, causing them to lose the Buy Box on key products. On

The Challenge LivBay Lash, known for its high-quality lash extension products and professional-grade glues, had tried two agencies to manage their Amazon store, but neither succeeded in driving sales. Competitors were running ads on LivBay’s brand name, and with no time or staff to fix the issue, the company shut

The Challenge DIG Corporation was facing a flood of problems: more than 40 unauthorized sellers were undercutting prices, rogue listings were muddying the waters, and counterfeit products threatened their reputation with big-box retailers like Home Depot. With duplicate ASINs and inconsistent product listings across US and CA marketplaces, DIG needed

The Challenge Nutriplex Formulas, a superstar in whole food supplements, had a powerhouse product lineup packed with organic, wildcrafted goodness. But here’s the thing—while they had incredible offerings, their online presence wasn’t quite cutting it. Their listings weren’t grabbing attention, and their conversion rates were, well… kind of sleepy. Nutriplex

The Challenge Loneshine’s stackable clear shoeboxes were performing well in single-unit sales, but the real opportunity was in multi-unit orders. Their listings weren’t optimized to push bulk purchases, they hadn’t fully utilized FBA bundles, and their ad campaigns were missing the mark. Plus, they weren’t driving external traffic from social

The Challenge One Village Coffee, a passionate small-batch coffee roaster, was feeling the heat on Amazon. Competing with big-name brands made advertising costs soar, and their product listings just weren’t converting as much as they could. High cost-per-clicks (CPC), low return on ad spend (ROAS), and a lack of brand