Amazon Advertising (PPC)
Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display — structured to build organic ranking, not ad dependency. Every dollar justified before we scale it.
Full service details →Austin's brand scene is growing fast — and so is competition on Amazon. Most Amazon marketing agencies spread junior staff across dozens of clients. BGIQ is a fractional Amazon team — senior operators on PPC, listings, and account ops, capped at 4 clients.
We run every growth lever — advertising, listings, account ops, and strategy — through a modular tier structure that lets you pick the engagement that fits ($5K–$25K/mo). Compare engagements in detail →
Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display — structured to build organic ranking, not ad dependency. Every dollar justified before we scale it.
Full service details →Keyword-rich titles, bullets, and A+ Content written for Amazon's algorithm and real customers. The foundation everything else builds on.
Full service details →End-to-end ownership of your Amazon business — campaigns, listings, inventory, account health, and reporting.
Full service details →Austin has become one of the most active DTC and ecommerce markets in the country. Health & wellness, supplements, outdoor gear, tech accessories, and CPG brands are all growing fast — and increasingly, Amazon is a primary or secondary sales channel.
The challenge is that Amazon competition has scaled just as fast. Brands that built profitable systems early — low TACoS, high organic share, compounding SnS subscriptions — are nearly impossible to displace. Brands that waited are fighting a more expensive battle every quarter.
We're a fractional Amazon team built for Austin brands — senior operators on PPC, listings, and account ops, capped at 4 clients. Direct access to the strategists doing the actual work.
Austin's consumer brand ecosystem has compounded fast over the last decade. The Whole Foods HQ effect, the cluster of SXSW-launched DTC brands, the steady migration of operators out of California — it's now one of the deepest emerging-brand pools outside LA and NYC. Health, wellness, supplements, CPG, outdoor, and tech accessories dominate the local pipeline, and most of those brands have an Amazon channel they're either over-investing in or under-managing.
When an Austin brand crosses $5M in marketplace revenue, the default move is to hire a "local Amazon agency" — somewhere in the 78704 or downtown corridor where you can drive over, sit in a room, and put a face to the account. On paper that's the right instinct. In practice, the pattern is the same at almost every Amazon agency in Austin and beyond: the founding strategist sells the deal, then hands you to a 24-year-old account coordinator who quietly manages eight to twelve accounts at a time.
The relationship turns into weekly dashboard reviews where impressions and clicks go up, TACoS quietly creeps from 18% to 27% over the course of a year, and nobody can clearly explain what changed. By the time you ask, the senior strategist who pitched you is already three quarters into selling the next deal. That's how a brand can pay an Amazon agency $4K–$8K a month for a year and end up with worse contribution margin than when they started.
The fractional team model is the inversion of that. You hire the senior operator directly. Fewer hands on the keyboard — the right hands. We work with Austin brands fully remote, the same way a top consultancy works with a client in Houston or a New York creative agency runs a launch for a brand in Boise. Direct strategist access, weekly Seller Central reviews, monthly margin conversations, and full visibility into what's being changed and why. If you're an Austin brand owner currently paying a local Amazon agency and you haven't spoken to the senior strategist in 90 days, that's exactly the gap we close.
The Austin brands we're best for are typically scaling in Amazon advertising, listing and SEO operations, or full Amazon account management — usually because they've outgrown the in-house intern or the local agency that got them to $5M but can't get them to $20M. If you want the honest read on whether a fractional team or a different model is the better fit, the easiest next step is a paid Diagnostic.
Austin's brand ecosystem skews toward specific consumer categories where the city has built natural depth. Our fractional Amazon team has the strongest track record in the categories that map to where Austin's brand-building community has the most momentum.
Austin is one of the largest health-and-wellness brand clusters in the country. Supplements, fitness equipment, recovery products, performance nutrition — the operating playbook on Amazon involves regulatory awareness, claim management, review velocity, and brand registry IP enforcement. (See Amazon Brand Registry benefits.)
Austin's CPG food and beverage scene — natural foods, functional beverages, snacks, artisan products — runs into specific Amazon challenges: subscription dynamics, FBA vs SFP trade-offs, dimensional weight optimization, and shelf-stable vs refrigerated logistics. The Subscribe & Save flywheel is where most profit lives.
Outdoor recreation, fitness equipment, and active-lifestyle products are core Austin categories. The Amazon dynamic is seasonality-driven: planning Q2 and Q3 launches, inventory turn velocity, and the interaction between organic creator content and Amazon search demand. (See the TikTok affiliate flywheel.)
Austin's tech-meets-consumer ecosystem produces a unique class of products: smart home, connected fitness, IoT-enabled consumer goods. The Amazon work skews toward technical product education, A+ content rebuilds explaining functionality, and managing review skepticism in a category where consumer trust takes time to compound.
Austin has produced more DTC-native brands per capita than most US cities. The Amazon strategy here is usually about extending an established DTC playbook to the marketplace without cannibalizing the direct channel. Pricing strategy, Subscribe & Save positioning, and customer acquisition cost math all shift.
Austin's creator economy spans music, content, and creator-led product brands. These businesses face unique Amazon dynamics around brand affinity, organic content driving Amazon search, and the integration between TikTok, Instagram, and Amazon ranking. Cross-channel orchestration is the operating discipline.
Remote operating is the default for senior Amazon work in 2026. The discipline isn't being in the same room; it's being on the same cadence. Our standing rhythm with Austin brands keeps the engagement local-feeling even when geography doesn't match:
Monday: 30-minute strategy call. Last week's KPIs, this week's priorities, any decisions waiting on input. Same time slot every week.
Tuesday-Thursday: Execution. Search term mining, bid management, listing updates, case management. Shared Slack channel for anything that needs faster than weekly turnaround.
Friday: Written weekly report. Numbers, actions taken, anything that requires brand-side input by the following Monday. Consistent template every week.
Central Time positions Austin uniquely well for cross-coast operations. East-coast brands hit you first thing in the morning; west-coast brands close out the day. For Austin-based brands working with us, that same advantage applies — our team operates on hours that overlap with both coasts, which means urgent issues don't wait for "tomorrow when they're awake."
Austin's brand-building environment creates a specific set of Amazon dynamics that brands in other markets don't share. Recognizing the pattern matters because it changes what good operating looks like.
Austin's brand ecosystem skews founder-led longer than other markets. That has implications for Amazon work: decision-making is faster, but execution capacity is often constrained by founder attention. Our fractional model fits this pattern — senior strategic input doesn't require the founder to also manage day-to-day account operations.
Austin has fewer Amazon agencies pitching than NYC or LA — but the ones that do operate locally often skew toward generalist digital marketing rather than Amazon specialists. Brands looking for deep Amazon expertise frequently end up with non-Austin partners. That changes vetting: remote senior expertise often beats local generalist on the Amazon-specific work that matters.
Austin's overlapping creator, content, and music infrastructure produces brands with stronger native content capabilities than average. That maps to the Amazon-and-TikTok flywheel particularly well — brands that already produce native content can extend it into the Amazon ad creative library without building a new content engine. (See TikTok Shop for Amazon sellers.)
Austin's brand-building community typically optimizes for capital efficiency more than coastal markets. That maps cleanly to the Amazon work that compounds: TACoS optimization, Subscribe & Save adoption, and inventory turn velocity. These are the disciplines that protect margin as brands scale — and they're the disciplines we lead with.
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Everything you'd want to know before reaching out.
An Amazon marketing agency manages every growth lever on your Amazon account — PPC, listings, account health, and strategy. We do that as a fractional Amazon team — senior operators capped at 4 clients, embedded with your team the way an in-house Amazon department would be. For Austin brands, we work fully remotely with the same depth as a local partner.
We work with brands doing $5M–$100M in annual Amazon revenue. Austin brands tend to span health & wellness, supplements, tech accessories, outdoor, and CPG — categories we have deep experience in. The common thread is brands that want profitable growth, not just revenue.
We cap at 4 clients total. Every Austin brand gets direct senior-level strategy — not a junior coordinator managing 30 accounts. We track TACoS, organic unit share, and margin — not impressions or click volume. And we only take a client if we believe we can move the needle.
Yes — all client work is done remotely. Austin brands get weekly reporting, live account reviews, and direct access to the strategists doing the actual work. Geography doesn't change the output.
Athlean-X: 3.54% TACoS with 87% of units sold organically over 11 months. Sunmed: +48% revenue growth and 137% impression surge in their first 30 days. Those aren't cherry-picked months — they're sustained system results.
30 minutes, senior-led. We'll pull up your account live and walk through exactly what's holding back your growth — no pitch deck, no package upsell.
Answer 8 quick questions and get a category-by-category estimate of where your Amazon business is leaving money on the table — plus what to do about each leak.
2 minutes. No call required.
We'll pull up your account live, walk through exactly what's holding back your growth, and show you the specific changes we'd make — with the data to back it up.
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