Reclaimed hijacked listings, consolidated duplicate ASINs, and rebuilt PPC around category demand — growing Amazon revenue 40% YoY to $691K and recovering ~$197K previously leaking to unauthorized resellers.

A brand in the Grocery & Gourmet Food category (Breakfast Cereal › Oatmeal) partnered with Xrowlix to scale its Amazon channel, regain control of product listings, and implement a structured sales recovery strategy.
The brand was generating Amazon sales, but listings weren't optimized for search, and PPC wasn't structured to capture category-level demand — losing visibility and market share to competitors and unauthorized resellers.
Unauthorized resellers listed the brand's products under generic brand names, fragmenting the catalog and redirecting sales to non-official listings.
Detail pages lacked keyword targeting, quality imagery, and Premium A+ Content — so the brand didn't rank for high-intent searches like 'oatmeal' or 'healthy breakfast'.
Sponsored Brand campaigns were missing, branded keywords weren't defended, and category-level campaigns weren't designed for new customer acquisition.
Amazon SEO and PPC were pushing traffic and sales to reseller listings instead of the brand's official products — weakening authority and profitability.
Opened Seller Support + Brand Registry cases with trademark documentation, official packaging, and label evidence to reassign hijacked ASINs to the brand entity.
Merged duplicate reseller-created ASINs into official listings — consolidating reviews, ranking signals, and sales history.
Enrolled key SKUs in Amazon Transparency and filed Brand Registry violation reports to eliminate unauthorized reseller influence.
Rebuilt titles, bullets, and backend keywords around high-intent terms ('oatmeal', 'breakfast cereal', 'healthy breakfast'), upgraded product imagery, and rolled out Premium A+ Content to strengthen brand positioning.
Launched Sponsored Brand campaigns to defend branded searches and expanded Sponsored Products to intercept shoppers evaluating competing oatmeal and breakfast cereal products.
Reallocated budget from low-performing targets to high-conversion keywords and ASINs — turning scattered spend into a controlled growth system.
Branded campaigns served as a profitability anchor, category campaigns drove customer acquisition, and conversion-focused campaigns lifted order volume without adding wasted spend.
2024 Amazon sales: $494,553. 2025 Amazon sales: $691,582 — a +40% YoY increase, with ~$197K in annual revenue recovered from third-party sellers and misattributed listings.

In 2025 the brand acquired 9,583 New-to-Brand customers, generating $265,293 in NTB sales across 9,848 first-time orders — up from 8,276 NTB customers ($216,766) in 2024.
Repeat purchase behavior stabilized at 4.65% with a 10.79-week reorder interval — aligned with natural consumption cycles in the oatmeal category.




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