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Free Amazon PPC Waste Audit: Find Out What You're Losing

Answer four quick questions for an instant estimate of spend going to search terms and placements that aren't converting - then get a personalized plan by email.

Your estimate

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This is a directional estimate based on your inputs, not an audit of your actual account data. Submit your email for a real breakdown.

What counts as PPC waste

Search terms that spend for weeks with zero orders, Auto and Broad traffic that's never been reviewed for negatives, and stale keywords bid too high for their real conversion rate are the most common sources of Amazon ad waste. BidBison's search-term harvesting and proactive alerts are built to catch exactly this.

Questions

The audit, answered.

What does the audit actually check?
Search terms taking spend without converting, keywords bidding above their break-even, duplicate targeting competing with itself, placements and hours with poor conversion rates, budget caps throttling profitable campaigns, and branded terms being overpaid for.
How long does it take and what do I get?
The on-page estimate is instant. The personalised review comes back by email, typically within two business days, as a prioritised list of where budget is leaking and what to change first.
Is it really free, and what is the catch?
It is free and there is no obligation. We do it because most accounts have visible waste, and showing you where is a more honest sales pitch than a feature list.
Do you need access to my account?
Not for the estimate. For the detailed review we ask for read-only report exports or read access - never write access unless you choose to start a trial or the Done for You service.

Last reviewed 1 September 2026 by the eStore Factory advertising team.

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