Customer experiences by subject
Advertising costs and ACoS
What do customers describe?
Mike describes lower advertising costs while royalties stayed steady. Nicolas reports 7%–10% ACoS on new campaigns; Vincent reports a reduction to 35%. ACoS compares advertising spend with attributed sales. A lower ACoS does not by itself establish net profit, and customers’ break-even points differ.
Michael Wish’s Adigy review
Michael contrasts hours spent optimizing each week with checking about once a week. He still sometimes changes keywords and describes improved advertising efficiency.
His account gives no measured hours saved, ACoS percentage or monetary result. Weekly checking describes his workflow rather than a universal requirement.
Read Michael Wish’s full account and transcript →Mike Popovs’s Adigy review
Mike reports advertising costs falling by around half about two days after starting, while royalties remained the same. He also describes direct access to support.
The comparison is an early observation, with no budget amounts or longer-term figures. Unchanged royalties and lower spend do not quantify net profit.
Read Mike Popovs’s full account and transcript →Nicolas Cross’s Adigy review
Nicolas describes seven years in KDP and substantial time spent adjusting campaigns. He reports 7%–10% ACoS on new campaigns and optimization of existing campaigns.
The percentage refers to his new campaigns, not every campaign or customer. His break-even point is personal and no campaign budgets are provided.
Read Nicolas Cross’s full account and transcript →Cari Haus’s Adigy review
Cari compares Adigy with previous tools where spending or ACoS required intervention. She reports decreasing ACoS, increasing sales and occasional monitoring, alongside responsive support.
No numerical ACoS, sales totals or measured time saving are given. The account describes her experience rather than a quantified comparison of tools.
Read Cari Haus’s full account and transcript →Vincent Chevalier’s Adigy review
Vincent describes managing ads himself, spending time optimizing bids and campaigns. He reports ACoS moving from around 40%–45% to 35% and checking budgets about once weekly.
ACoS is advertising spend relative to attributed sales, not a profit margin. The account gives no budget, royalty rate or break-even figure.
Read Vincent Chevalier’s full account and transcript →How was this collection selected?
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