Marketing
547 bids raised, none by hand
A self-publisher sells books on Amazon KDP and runs his own Amazon ads. His AI agent audited the campaigns and found a costly error. Thirteen keywords carried a $15.55 bid inside a campaign with a $10 daily budget, so one click cost more than a full day of ads. He then gave the agent one routine job: open every campaign with 'key' in the name and raise all 560 keyword bids by 15%. The agent raised 547 bids and verified every change. The same job by hand takes one to two hours of clicking through dropdowns.
How it wentThe poster reports 547 bids raised and verified, with no manual clicking by him. He says the saving came from one boring routine task, but the agent needed training and supervision first until it proved reliable. He gives no sales or royalty figure.
Try it · based on the source's workflow
Open my Amazon Ads campaigns whose names contain [keyword]. List every keyword bid that costs more than my daily budget of [amount]. Then raise all keyword bids in those campaigns by [percent] percent. Verify each change after you make it and show me the full list before and after. Stop and show me if any single bid would cost more than one day of budget.
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547 bids raised, none by hand — from The SmallOffice Brief, a daily brief of real AI cases for small businesses: https://smalloffice.space/case-547-bids-raised-none-by-hand