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Hey, if you’re managing Amazon PPC, you need to check out the latest PPC Den Podcast episode. Mike walks you through how to audit your campaigns using bulk files and pivot tables — step by step.

What’s really valuable is how he highlights where ad spend might be wasted, which campaigns or products are performing best, and how to optimize match types like broad, phrase, and exact.

He also points out the usual frustrations with Amazon Ads — signing in, switching between Seller Central and Advertising — and shows a cleaner, faster way to get insights using spreadsheets.

Mike even covers pivot table examples, double pivots, and placement analysis, giving you a practical workflow you can start using right away.

🦡 Highlights ​​

  • 0:00 – Introduction

  • 0:58 – The goal of an audit

  • 2:27 – What an Amazon PPC audit actually is

  • 3:01 – Observing, recommending, and taking action after audits

  • 4:04 – How to download a bulk file from Amazon Advertising

  • 6:01 – Why regular bulk file downloads are useful

  • 6:33 – Analyzing at a high level: “lay of the land”

  • 6:55 – Campaign structure analysis: auto vs manual targeting, match types, placements

  • 8:07 – Using pivot tables for Amazon PPC analysis

  • 14:22 – Common pivot table audits: match type summary

  • 19:44 – Double pivot tables: skew + campaign name for detailed insights

  • 24:42 – Pivot analysis for multi-ASIN creatives and video ads

  • 25:00 – Outro

🦡 Resources & Links

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Host and Executive Producer: Michael Erickson Facchin

Senior Producer: Nancy Lili Gonzalez

Podcast Coordinator & Graphic Designer: Sofiia Podash

Video and Audio Editor: Pedro Moreno

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