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Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display — structured to build organic ranking, not ad dependency. Every dollar justified before we scale it.
Full service details →Utah's supplement and wellness industry is one of the most concentrated in the country — 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 →Utah has one of the highest concentrations of supplement and health brands in the country. For many of them, Amazon is not a secondary channel — it is the primary channel. That means the stakes on every listing, every campaign, and every TACoS decision are higher than average.
The challenge is that Amazon competition has scaled just as fast. Utah supplement and outdoor brands that built profitable Amazon systems early — low TACoS, high organic share, growing SnS subscriptions — have a compounding advantage that is nearly impossible for late movers to close.
We're a fractional Amazon team built for Utah brands across Salt Lake City, Provo, St. George, and the broader state — senior operators on PPC, listings, and account ops, capped at 4 clients.
Utah has a brand ecosystem unlike anywhere else in the country. The Wasatch Front holds one of the densest concentrations of supplement, wellness and direct-selling companies in the US, and Silicon Slopes has spent a decade layering software and DTC talent on top of it. For a huge share of those brands, Amazon is not a secondary channel. It is the channel.
The agencies that grew up alongside that ecosystem largely grew up around software. Silicon Slopes is deep in performance marketing, paid social, and SaaS growth. That is a genuinely strong talent pool, and almost none of it is marketplace talent. Amazon is not a paid channel with a different logo on it — it is a retail P&L with an ad platform bolted to the side, and the two are managed by different instincts.
So the pattern repeats. The founding strategist sells the engagement, the account moves to a coordinator running eight to twelve brands, and the reporting starts to look like a paid-social dashboard: impressions up, clicks up, ROAS defensible. TACoS drifts from 18% to 27% across a year and nobody can explain what changed, because nobody was watching the retail side.
The fractional model inverts that. You work with the senior operator directly — fewer hands, the right hands. Mountain time overlaps both coasts, so the cadence is simple. Direct strategist access, weekly Seller Central reviews, monthly margin conversations. If you are a Utah brand paying an Amazon agency and you have not spoken to the senior strategist in 90 days, that is exactly the gap we close.
The Utah brands we are best for are typically scaling in Amazon advertising, listing and SEO operations, or full account management.
Mountain time overlaps both coasts, which makes the cadence easier than it is almost anywhere else. The discipline was never being in the same room. It is being on the same cadence:
Monday: 30-minute strategy call. Last week's KPIs, this week's priorities, decisions waiting on input. Same slot every week.
Tuesday–Thursday: Execution. Search term mining, bid management, listing updates, case management. Shared Slack channel for anything that cannot wait.
Monthly: The margin conversation. Contribution margin by ASIN, plus Subscribe & Save cohort health — which for a supplement brand is the whole business.
No account coordinator. No handoff after the sale. The strategist who reviews your account is the one who built the plan.
Utah brands face a set of Amazon dynamics that brands elsewhere rarely do. Recognising the pattern matters more than any tactic.
Direct-selling heritage creates channel conflict on Amazon. Utah is the centre of gravity for the US direct-selling industry, and a brand carrying that history onto Amazon inherits a specific problem: your own distributors are often already there. Unauthorised sellers list your ASINs, undercut your price, break MAP, and take the Buy Box from you on your own catalogue. No amount of bid optimisation fixes that. It is a Brand Registry, enforcement and distribution-policy problem, and it has to be solved before the advertising is worth doing.
Subscribe & Save is the P&L, not a feature. For a supplement brand, a subscriber is not a sale — it is an annuity. That changes what a customer is worth on acquisition, which changes what TACoS is acceptable on the first order. Brands optimising first-purchase ACOS on a subscription product are leaving the compounding on the table.
Compliance risk is asymmetric. Supplements carry claim restrictions that most categories do not. A listing that reads well can get suppressed, and suppression on your primary channel is not a marketing problem — it is a revenue outage.
Category depth is a moat, if you build it first. Utah's density in supplements means your competition is often local and equally serious. Organic rank and review velocity built now compound; contested later against a bigger ad budget, they do not.
We don't show "up to" numbers or cherry-picked months. Here's the actual data from our current Amazon clients.
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 Utah brands across Salt Lake City, Provo, and beyond, we work fully remotely with the same depth as a local partner.
We work with brands doing $5M–$100M in annual Amazon revenue. Utah brands tend to span supplements, outdoor gear, sports nutrition, health products, and DTC consumer goods — categories where Amazon is often the primary channel — 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 Utah 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. Utah 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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