When data is the strategy,
the numbers prove it.
We don't measure by campaigns. We measure by systems. Results built with architecture, not budget.
Pierre Fabre
Avène Solares (Pierre Fabre) demonstrated solid seasonal performance on Amazon Mexico: during the peak period from March to June, it generated over 21,000 purchases and a total ROAS of 7.33x. However, nearly all activity was focused on capturing existing demand through sponsored ads during those months.
Tourism Destination Marketing
Andalusia is one of Europe's leading travel destinations, yet it often competes for attention against more established international markets. Tourism of Andalusia set out to inspire travelers in New York and Florida through a large-scale Amazon Ads campaign, delivered in just five days.
Sodastream
SodaStream wanted to maximise Prime Day performance without simply increasing media spend. We redesigned the event as a three-phase acquisition strategy—Lead-In, Event and Lead-Out—combining Sponsored Ads and Amazon DSP to build demand before the event, maximise conversion during it and recover undecided shoppers afterwards.
Lavazza
Lavazza partnered with Amazing to strengthen its Amazon presence in one of the most competitive coffee categories. Instead of focusing only on sales, we combined brand protection, brand building and performance into a unified advertising strategy that improved profitability while expanding visibility and market share.
L'Oréal
L'Oréal partnered with Amazing to strengthen the visibility and profitability of its Dermo Expertise range on Amazon. Instead of managing campaigns as isolated initiatives, we built an always-on ecosystem where every strategic product operated as its own business, with dedicated objectives, budgets and optimization.
Schleich
Schleich wanted to strengthen its brand presence on Amazon without compromising profitability. The challenge was to prove that Sponsored Brands could increase qualified traffic, improve conversion and contribute directly to business growth, not just awareness.