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Amazon Growth Partner
Strategy, creative, AI and marketplace management for multi-SKU brands ready to scale in North America.
What we do
Most brands need one of two things from Amazon: someone to run what already exists, or someone to build what doesn’t yet. Both end in the same place.
A director for your account, not just a team behind it.
Director-level ownership of the whole Amazon operation: advertising, content, catalogue, logistics and reporting held to one strategy and one P&L. We sit above the moving parts and keep them in time with each other.
Strategy, launch, and three months of onboarding — into Management.
For brands with an existing product and no Amazon presence yet. We set the positioning, price architecture and launch sequence, then execute it across a three-month onboarding that resolves directly into ongoing Management.
How it works
Nothing in an Amazon account moves usefully all at once. The work arrives in sequence — each step landing on what the one before it established.
Advertising, catalogue, margin and supply are read together, not as separate reports. We find where the account is out of time with itself.
A written plan with a sequence and an order of operations — what moves first, what waits, and what each step depends on.
Execution across advertising, content and logistics, run by the people who wrote the plan rather than handed to a queue.
Ongoing Management. Weekly operating rhythm, monthly strategic review, one director accountable for the result.
About
Arpeggio is the North American practice of RPG eCom, a boutique Amazon agency working with multi-SKU brands. Same operators, same accounts, a name that says what the work actually is.
We stay deliberately small. Every account has a director attached to it who knows the margin, the supply constraints and the roadmap — not an account manager relaying between teams.
An account only performs when the parts stop competing for attention.
Contact
A 30-minute call, no deck. Tell us where the account is now and we’ll tell you what we’d do first.