Amazon promotions your ads, stock and margins are ready for.

Brandkyte plans your coupons, deals, price discounts and Brand Tailored Promotions together with your advertising and your Seller Central or Vendor Central operations. More of the right shoppers see each offer, and each one has a job to do.

A discount only works if the right shopper sees it

A targeted offer can sit on a product page waiting for shoppers who aren't browsing. The audience that qualifies for it may never come back on its own, so the same offer needs a way to reach them.

Run on its own

The offer waits on the product page.

Brand Tailored Promotion created
Built for at-risk or lapsed customers
They aren't browsing your products
Nothing brings them to the page

Run with your ads

The offer goes out to the audience.

Brand Tailored Promotion created
Matching audience built in AMC
Audience activated in ad campaigns
Bid boosts bring them to the page
They see the offer and can redeem it

How promotions and advertising feed each other

A promotion gives an ad a stronger reason to be clicked. An ad gives a promotion an audience. Run together, each one can make the other work harder. Select a step to follow it around the wheel.

Promotions
and ads
each turn informs
the next

The right promotion for the job

Each promotion type has a different job, cost and eligibility rule. Pick the one that fits the goal, the audience and the margin.

Promotion Best for How it worksAccount type
Coupons and discounts
Coupons Driving trial with price-sensitive shoppers A clip-on coupon badge appears on search and product pagesSeller Central
Price Discounts Simple price cuts with a strikethrough price A reduced price shows on the product pageSeller Central
Prime Exclusive Discounts Rewarding Prime members A discount shown only to Prime shoppersBoth
Deals
Lightning Deals Short, high-visibility events A timed deal shown on the Deals pageSeller Central
7-Day Deals Steady volume over a week A week-long deal with a deal badgeSeller Central
Best Deals Major events such as Prime Day Amazon-led deal with a deeper discountVendor Central
Targeted offers
Brand Tailored Promotions Rewarding your own customers An offer built for at-risk or lapsed customersBoth
Subscribe & Save Repeat purchases on consumables A standing discount on subscription ordersBoth

Eligibility and fees can change, so check current Amazon rules before each event.

Don't give every shopper the same discount

A shopper with your product in their cart may need only a nudge. A shopper who has never heard of you may need a stronger reason. So we tier offers by stage, refresh the segments monthly from customer health data, and cap every step with a margin floor.

Cart abandonersClose to buying, so keep the offer small
Product page viewersShowed interest, then compared and left
At-risk and lapsed customersWorth more when their past value justifies it
Category shoppers new to your brandThe offer is often what earns the first try
Smaller discount Larger discount, within your margin floor

Playbooks for what you're trying to do

Each plan starts from a business goal, not a discount. Pick a goal to see how the promotion, the ads and the operations line up.

New product launch

Earn the first sales and reviews, without training shoppers to wait for a discount.

Promotions

Coupons for a visible badge, plus a Brand Tailored Promotion for brand followers and repeat buyers.

Advertising

Sponsored Products on high-intent terms, Sponsored Display on your own related pages, and DSP once the page converts.

Check first

Launch inventory, listing completeness and review eligibility.

We judge it by

Conversion rate, new-to-brand orders and early organic rank.

Promotion
cycle
every event
follows these steps

What changes at each step

Step Without a planWith a plan
Plan Discounts chosen by gut feelPromotion type and depth set against margin
Prepare Eligibility checked at submissionEligibility and stock checked weeks ahead
Promote Ads run the same all monthAd budgets scaled for the promotion window
Report Sales totals onlyIncremental sales and profit per event

Your first 90 days

We start with a small set of promotions and scale them once we know what works. Once you confirm the plan, we expand it into product-level steps with benchmarks for each phase.

Days 1–30

Audit and activate

  • Brand Tailored Promotions for cart abandoners and high-intent new shoppers
  • Market basket promotions to lift order value
  • Coupon review and launch
  • Ad audiences synced to active offers
10–15%
Target lift in total revenue at 90 days
Days 31–60

Optimize and expand

  • Best Deals and Price Discounts for rank and conversion
  • Discounts tiered by funnel stage
  • Win-back offers for at-risk and lapsed customers
  • Promotion mix reviewed against PCoS and TACoS
10–15%
Target gain in blended efficiency
Days 61–90

Scale and compound

  • Lightning Deals aligned to tentpole events
  • Promotions coordinated across products
  • Organic rank carryover used to ease paid dependency
  • 90-day review against benchmarks
Sustained growth
The goal is organic gains, not a one-time spike

Advertising runs through every phase

Audiences mirror active promotions

Bids adjust during deal windows

Rank defense and conquesting run during promotions

Conversion, rank and TACoS are tracked together

10–15%
Target lift in total revenue at 90 days
10–15%
Target gain in blended efficiency
Sustained growth
The goal is organic gains, not a one-time spike

Questions brands ask us

Answer common customer questions with helpful details.
Ads and promotions affect each other. Ads decide who sees an offer, and the offer affects how likely that click is to become an order. Planning them apart often means paying for traffic to pages with no offer, or funding discounts few shoppers notice.
It can. Better conversion and organic rank can mean ads take a smaller share of your sales, measured by TACoS. A promotion can also improve TACoS and still lose money after the discount, so we look at profit too.
Not all the time. Thin margins, low stock, a poorly converting listing or a product out of season can all make a discount a poor use of money. Your audit will show where promotions are worth running, and where they aren't yet.
Yes, including brands on both. Seller Central lets you control the offer directly, while Vendor Central runs through Amazon pricing, purchase orders and funding. Available promotion types also vary between them.
No. If your own team or another partner runs ads, we share the calendar, audiences and bid windows with them. It works best when one team controls both, so we'll tell you what you'd gain from that.
Yes, if you want that. Promotions can run as a standalone service or sit within our Seller Central or Vendor Central management, where catalog, supply and finance work follow the same calendar.

Find out which promotions are worth running

Request a free promotions audit. We review your promotion history, margins and advertising, then walk you through the findings on a call.

  • Which promotions have paid off so far
  • Audiences you aren't reaching yet
  • Where your ads and offers are out of sync
  • Products to promote, and products to leave alone
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