Isaac Gross is founder and CEO of IG PPC, an agency working with Amazon and Walmart sellers on advertising. His background as an ecommerce seller informs the agency’s approach to campaign management and business performance. He built the company around helping marketplace brands assess their advertising, manage PPC activity and connect campaign decisions with the commercial needs of their businesses.
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AI country expansion: inspect the markets before accepting the shortcut
Isaac Gross reports an AI-assisted multi-country option in Sponsored Products setup. His post says expansion can include countries with eligible matching products, including products sold through Amazon Global Store.
Image: Original source mediaCustom historical dates could simplify inherited-account audits
Isaac Gross and Oleksandr Kovalov report expanded custom date selection at account level in the Ads Console. This may make it easier to investigate a past period when no report archive was handed over.
Image: Original source mediaNegative keywords come to Walmart Advertising
Walmart is adding negative keywords to its ad platform. The long-requested control lets advertisers exclude irrelevant queries.
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24 contribution points · 6 credited works · #49 in the Lifetime contribution ranking.
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