The Real Cost of Switching PPC Partners
6mo
Growth Lost
Behind where they would've been
7-fig
Revenue Lost
5th time seeing this pattern
5-6 fig
Fee Saved
That caused 7-figure loss
Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry brand onboarded Q4 of the prior year. Steady growth under our management. Client decided they were 'paying us too much' and left. Sales plummeted within 6 months. They came back. Now they're 6 months behind where they would have been.
Client saved 5-6 figures on fees. Lost 7 figures in revenue.
Client decided our fee was too high
Took PPC to cheaper alternative
Immediate steep sales decline after switch
6 months of growth trajectory lost
This is the 5th time where brand owners have lost 7 figures to save 5-6 figures on ad management fees. Your Amazon Ads Partner is not a cost, it's an investment.
Consistent quarter-over-quarter growth, bucking industry trends
Immediate and steep decline. Sales plummeted dramatically within 6 months
Rebuilding growth trajectory after return
Measured Results
18-month cycle (growth, decline, recovery)
Growth Phase
Before
Consistent QoQ growth
After
Maintained trajectory
Switch Phase
Before
Growing
After
Steep decline
Recovery Phase
Before
6 months behind
After
Rebuilding
Brand is now approximately 6 months behind where they would have been. 7 figures lost to save 5-6 figures. The most expensive decision is choosing the cheapest option.
The Uncomfortable Truth
Most businesses only realize a partner's value after they've experienced the consequences of cheaper alternatives. The cost-saving decision ultimately cost half a year of growth potential.
The cost savings on fees caused 7-figure revenue loss, proving PPC management is an investment not a cost. This is the 5th time we have seen this exact pattern: brand leaves to save 5-6 figures, loses 7 figures in revenue.
Rebuilding the growth trajectory, but 6 months of progress are permanently lost. The brand is climbing again under our management, but it will take time to get back to where they would have been had they never left.
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Sometimes the most expensive decision Is choosing the cheapest option. This screenshot should encourage you to reconsider.
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