Rebuilt a cookware brand's catalog, bundle architecture, and full-funnel ad system - lifting Amazon revenue from $612K to $1.42M in 12 months while cutting ACOS from 41% to 18% and tripling repeat purchase revenue.

A US-based Home & Kitchen brand selling stainless steel cookware sets, pans, and kitchen accessories partnered with Xrowlix after two years of flat Amazon performance despite steady ad spend.
The brand had strong product reviews and healthy off-Amazon demand, but its Amazon catalog was fragmented into standalone ASINs with no set-level merchandising, and advertising was concentrated on expensive head terms like 'cookware set' with no mid-funnel or retention layer.
Over 70% of ad budget sat on broad, high-CPC terms with a 41% ACOS - profitable revenue was being subsidized by campaigns that never converted efficiently.
Pans, lids, and sets were listed as unconnected ASINs, splitting reviews and blocking Amazon from surfacing higher-AOV set variations.
Shoppers who viewed detail pages and left were never retargeted, so consideration-stage demand leaked straight to competitors.
Accessories and replacement items had no cross-sell path, leaving lifetime value flat despite a loyal customer base.
Consolidated 34 standalone ASINs into 9 parent-child variation families organized by set size and finish - pooling reviews and pushing higher-AOV sets into the default buy position.
Rewrote titles, bullets, and backend keywords around use-case demand ('induction cookware set', 'oven safe frying pan') instead of generic category terms.
Split campaigns into three margin tiers - defend (branded), acquire (high-intent long-tail), and test (discovery) - each with its own ACOS target instead of a single account-wide goal.
Cut spend on head terms with sub-2% conversion and reinvested into long-tail and competitor ASIN targeting where conversion rates were 3-4x higher.
Launched DSP and Sponsored Display audiences against detail-page viewers, cart abandoners, and similar-product shoppers to recapture consideration-stage demand at a fraction of search CPCs.
Built accessory and replacement cross-sell paths through A+ Content comparison modules, Brand Store set pages, and Sponsored Display cross-targeting from set buyers to add-on ASINs.
Amazon revenue grew from $612,400 to $1,423,800 over 12 months while ACOS dropped from 41% to 18% - profit, not just topline, was the growth constraint that got fixed.
The margin-tier campaign structure allowed the brand to keep scaling discovery spend without letting inefficient head terms drag the blended ACOS back up.
DSP and Sponsored Display retargeting delivered 18,240 New-to-Brand customers at a $9.60 NTB cost - roughly half of what search-only acquisition had been costing.
Accessory cross-sell and Brand Store set pages tripled repeat purchase revenue, lifting average order value from $58.20 to $84.70.



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