How we lead brands to the top of their category, the Zoplenti way.
At Zoplenti, we focus on growing our partner brands for the long term. Growth requires a clear target to aim for, and that means quantifying the opportunity. This is how we do it.
Moving from your current setup to an exclusive Amazon partner feels risky. Brands fear sales drop, stockouts, and logistical nightmares. In reality, the process doesn’t have to be painful.
A winning strategy requires a clear understanding of performance and how to improve it. Here’s the framework Zoplenti uses to evaluate a brand’s performance on Amazon, and then to scale it, fast.
Amazon results come from executing on a winning strategy, and that means avoiding gaps that your competitors can exploit to steal market share. This is the framework we use to find the leaks and plug them.
Every brand wants to win on Amazon, but with fierce competition just putting up products for sale and hoping for growth doesn’t lead anywhere. This is what makes a winning Amazon strategy, the Zoplenti way.
On Amazon, you get endless data points to evaluate your brand’s performance. But there is only one lens that puts it all together. Here’s what it is, and how we use it to define our strategy.
Selling on Amazon yourself seems straightforward, letting you keep control and retail margins. But in practice, it distracts you from your core business, creates headaches, and limits your growth on the platform.
Selling your products to Amazon can seem like the easiest path, with large purchase orders and Amazon handling fulfillment. But it also means loss of control, hidden fees eating your margins, and stalled growth.
Advertising is the single most important growth lever on Amazon. It drives direct sales, feeds organic ranking, and powers the flywheel. But here’s the catch: it only works if your seller is fully in control.
A single, committed Amazon partner isn’t just about control. It’s the key to executing a winning strategy at scale. If your brand is serious about Amazon, it needs that. Here’s why.
It’s tempting to rely on your trusted industry partners to handle Amazon. They know your market. They know your product. But it’s exactly what holds your brand back.
Winning on Amazon takes more than listing products and praying. It takes a system of three pillars feeding into each other to propel you to the top of your category.
Amazon isn’t just another sales channel, but its own ecosystem. Brands that treat it like a copy-paste of retail get stuck. Here are the key mental models you need to play it right.
Having multiple sellers feels safer. In reality, they’re killing your growth. On Amazon exclusivity isn’t a risk, it’s the only real path to the top.