Weekly Performance Pulse
Most recent week first, with WK26 treated as Prime Week rather than a normal baseline.
Five-Week Trend
Fast scan of the last five weeks with light commentary.
| Week | Marketplace Sales | Ad Sales | Organic Sales | Organic Ratio | Total ACOS | ROAS | YoY | Commentary |
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Next Week Focus
Simple action plan based on Prime Week momentum and post-event normalization risk.
Protect the growth engine
WK26 produced a Prime Week sales step-change with controlled ACOS. Avoid broad bid cuts, but expect some normalization after the event. Keep the highest-volume SP and DSP paths funded first.
- Prevent top campaigns from budget-capping.
- Separate core efficiency from scale tests.
- Watch CPC creep as spend expands.
Pressure-test the Prime Week SP surge
SP carried 88.73% of total spend in WK26. That worked during Prime Week, but concentration risk is high. Confirm which targets created incremental sales versus promo-driven harvested demand.
- Rank top 20 targets by spend, sales, and ACOS.
- Move waste into negatives quickly.
- Keep winners in stable budgets.
Turn organic lift into durable demand
Organic dollars rose to $43.1K while paid sales scaled. Use this week to reinforce hero ASIN rank and branded search coverage.
- Hold branded defense.
- Add SBV where visual consideration is underused.
- Track organic dollars, not ratio alone.
Budget
Post-Prime, operate around a 18-22% Total ACOS range for core campaigns, with controlled room above that only for selected retargeting and growth tests.
Creative
Use premium knife visuals in Sponsored Brand Video to support discovery while SP continues to capture high-intent demand.
Measurement
Success next week: retain a meaningful portion of Prime Week demand, keep ROAS above 5.0, and avoid a sharp organic-dollar pullback.
Capture the Prime Week halo while keeping Total ACOS near 18-22%.
WK26 is a healthy Prime Week scale signal: marketplace sales, ad sales, ROAS, and YoY all improved together. The next move is controlled retention of the halo, not treating the event week as a permanent baseline.