Campaign History Feature Introduced In Sponsored Advertising

Posted by Jimi Patel | October 8, 2019

“Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it” – George Santayana

Not just for your personal life or major world events, this quote stands equally true for your Amazon campaigns as well. There are so many things to learn from your past data – you can avoid some silly mistakes or get to know what you did right and what worked. Just imagine how great it would be if you could see how much bid you increased or decreased on a keyword and what the effect was on sales and ACOS. But the question is how to get that data? How can you keep track of each and every change you make in the campaigns?

Till now Amazon used to give you data from the consumer’s side or how well your keywords are converting, what sales each keyword is getting, what’s the ACOS but recently the retail giant has silently introduced a new feature to its Sponsored Advertising campaigns. When you go inside any of your campaigns, you will see a little History tab. Clicking on it will unveil ALL the changes you have done till now.

New Amazon Campaign feature

Track Every Change You Make In Your Campaigns:

What all activities can be tracked with this features you ask? Amazon records literally EVERY change you make in the campaigns. Right from bid adjustments to campaign status changes everything is shown in a detailed manner along with numbers and date and time information. You can filter the changes as well to view changes in campaign daily budget, bid adjustments etc.

history feature in amazon campaign

Learn From The Past & Prepare For The Future:

Campaign History Feature for Amazon Advertising

This kind of historical data is invaluable for performance tracking and avoiding any past mistakes. Like you can know that as you reduced bid on a keyword, the visibility and sales on that keyword has decreased drastically. You can instantly remedy such situations because you have historical data in your hand. You can also use this data while planning for significant sale events like Prime Day, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Cyber Monday and every other revenue-booster holidays.

So that’s all folks. This feature might not look that useful, but you shouldn’t ignore its potential. It can help you avoid so many mistakes from repeating and there are so many things you can learn only if you compare this date with the performance. If you need any help with Amazon PPC Advertising, then Contact Us, our experts can optimize your existing Sponsored Ad Campaigns and turn them into sales generating machines.

Published by Jimi Patel

Jimi Patel, is a Co-founder and CEO at eStore Factory, an Amazon SPN certified agency that serves as a one-stop solution for all your Amazon business needs. Having helped countless brands increase sales and grow their footprint on Amazon, Jimi provides the most practical and effective solutions for your business. He is highly skilled in developing and executing plans that align with your specific business goals and objectives. When not working, Jimi enjoys practicing yoga and traveling to new places. He is an avid reader and enjoys staying up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the e-commerce industry.

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