+102% Ad Sales · −53% ACOSListing-first PPC turnaround: sales doubled, ACOS cut in half
Redesigned the main image for click-through, rewrote listing copy and A+ Content to convert, then rebuilt Sponsored Products and daily bid management.
Selling 1P to Amazon looks simple from the outside: Amazon sends a purchase order, you ship, Amazon pays. In practice, margin is won or lost in the details. Here’s what a Vendor Central manager actually handles week to week.
Vendor Central management means someone owns the operational and commercial side of your 1P relationship with Amazon: confirming purchase orders, keeping shipments compliant, disputing wrong chargebacks and shortages, keeping product content accurate and running ads on the products Amazon actually stocks.
| When | What gets done | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | New POs reviewed and confirmed or adjusted | Accepting what you can’t ship on time leads to fill-rate issues and chargebacks |
| Daily | Ads checked against Amazon’s on-hand inventory | No point paying for clicks on items Amazon can’t sell |
| Weekly | Chargebacks and shortages logged and disputed | Disputes usually have time limits, so a backlog costs real money |
| Weekly | Content issues and catalog cases followed up | Wrong content quietly hurts conversion |
| Monthly | Sales, margin and deductions reported | You see what Amazon paid you, not just what it ordered |
We run Vendor Central for 1P brands across Amazon marketplaces, including the US, UK and Canada. The same in-house team handles PO management, chargeback disputes, shortage claims, content and A+, Amazon Ads and forecasting, and we report sales, margin and deductions in plain terms.
See our Vendor Central management service, or read Vendor Central vs Seller Central if you’re still deciding between 1P and 3P.
Usually purchase order review and confirmation, shipment and compliance coordination, chargeback and shortage disputes, product content and A+, Amazon Ads for vendor brands, forecasting and regular reporting on sales, margin and deductions.
Yes. On Vendor Central you sell wholesale to Amazon, so the work centres on purchase orders, terms and deductions. On Seller Central you sell to shoppers directly, so the work centres on pricing, inventory and fulfillment.
Chargebacks are deductions Amazon takes when a shipment or process doesn’t meet its vendor requirements, for example labeling, packaging or shipment-notice issues. They can be disputed when you have documentation showing the charge is wrong.
A shortage happens when Amazon records receiving fewer units than you invoiced and deducts the difference. Valid shortages can be disputed with proof of delivery and shipment records.
Yes. Vendors can run Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, display ads and Amazon DSP. A good 1P manager plans ads around what Amazon has in stock and on order.
Every case study below comes directly from unedited Seller Central, Amazon Ads, Search Query Performance, Sellerboard, TikTok Shop, and Walmart Connect dashboards.
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