Full Store Management for Amazon & Shopify
Store management is our core service. We take the day-to-day off your plate completely across Amazon and Shopify. From $899/month, our small team handles your listings, catalog upkeep, orders, inventory, account health cases, theme and app upkeep, customer messages, and weekly reporting. Abdul remains directly involved in the work.
What Full Account Management Includes
We cover every dimension of your Amazon or Shopify account so you can focus on sourcing, product decisions, and business growth - not firefighting in Seller Central.
Ongoing campaign management
Campaign structure, bid optimization, negative keyword harvesting, and weekly reporting tied to ACoS, TACoS, and contribution margin. Not set-and-forget - active, weekly optimization.
Catalog health maintained
Suppressed ASIN resolution, listing quality monitoring, content updates, variation fixes, and seasonal catalog adjustments. Your listings stay healthy and indexed without you touching them.
Policy compliance & case management
We monitor your Account Health dashboard, respond to policy warnings, submit appeals, and manage Seller Support cases - before small issues become account suspensions.
Stock monitoring & reorder alerts
We track inventory levels, flag reorder points before stockouts happen, and coordinate with your supply chain for FBA shipment creation and tracking.
Transparent, numbers-first reporting
Weekly reports covering revenue, ad performance, conversion rate, inventory status, and account health - with plain-language commentary on what changed and why.
Monthly strategy review
Monthly calls to review performance, identify new opportunities (new keywords, new products, new markets), and align on priorities for the month ahead.
When Full Management Makes Sense
Not every seller needs full account management. It makes the most sense for:
Active Amazon or Shopify sellers who have outgrown self-management but still want senior attention on the account.
Operators spending too much of the week in Seller Central on work that can be documented and handed over.
Brands adding a new Amazon marketplace (UK, DE, EU) or channel (Shopify) who need a capable operator to stand up the new operation without hiring in-house.
Clients who want clear contracts, escrow payment protection, and a transparent track record before committing to a long-term management arrangement.
The Account Priorities We Check First
When we take over an active store, the first work is usually catalog, account health, inventory, reporting, and the tasks nobody clearly owns.
Unmonitored account health warnings
Account Health warnings need an owner. We monitor the dashboard, document the issue, and handle the case work that falls inside the agreed scope.
PPC campaigns running without weekly attention
Ad campaigns decay without active management. Winning search terms hit budget caps while losing terms continue spending. We optimize weekly - not monthly - because ad spend is too valuable to optimize slowly.
Inventory Stockouts That Kill Rank
We track inventory against available sales data and the lead times you provide, then flag the products that need an owner decision before stock becomes a larger problem.
What You Receive Every Month Under Full Management
The exact work depends on the written scope. These are the recurring records used on managed accounts.
Revenue, ad spend, ACoS, TACoS, conversion rate, and inventory status - with plain-language commentary on what changed and why.
Daily check of your Account Health dashboard. Any warnings flagged, actioned, and documented - you see the log, not just the outcome.
Weekly record of bid changes, keyword expansions, negatives added, and budget reallocations - so you understand every decision made in your ad account.
A regular review of the account, current priorities, and the next decisions that need owner input.
$400K Amazon account: 15 hours back each week and 28% revenue growth in 6 months
A founder running a $400K/year Amazon business was spending about 15 hours per week in Seller Central. After moving daily account work to full store management, the founder got that time back and revenue grew 28% over the next 6 months.
This is one account, not a promise that every seller will grow 28%. The value of full management depends on the account condition, margins, catalog, and the work the owner approves.
Frequently asked questions about eCommerce store management
What's the minimum revenue level to make full management worthwhile?
It depends on the workload, margins, and how much founder time the store consumes. Full management starts at $899/month. During the audit, we will say if a smaller project is the better fit.
How involved do I need to be after onboarding?
Strategic decisions and approvals still involve you. Daily work inside the agreed scope moves to SMI, with a written weekly report so you can review progress without managing every task.
Do you manage both Amazon and Shopify simultaneously?
Yes. For multi-channel sellers, we manage both platforms under a single retainer. This ensures catalog consistency, coordinated promotions, and a unified view of cross-channel performance.
What happens if I want to stop or pause the engagement?
The contract terms, notice requirements, and handoff responsibilities are written into the scope before work starts. Ask us to explain any term before you approve it.
Can I find you on Amazon seller management Upwork?
Yes. We are a verified Upwork agency with a full work history. You can find us at our Upwork agency profile. Many clients prefer starting the engagement through Upwork for the escrow payment protection it provides.
Frequently combined with store management
Ready to hand off account management?
Book a free 20-minute account review. We'll look at your current setup, identify the biggest gaps, and scope what full management would look like for your business.
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