Amazon not keeping up with the rest of your brand? Put a seller on it.
Michael Jordan has sold $300M+ on Amazon with his own products. His team fixes your listing, rebuilds your rank, then scales your ads — in that order.
The operator who'd run your account reviews it like a seller would.
Illustrative listing. FITFOCUS is a fictional brand.
Brands this team has worked with
Most Amazon agencies have never sold on Amazon.
- 01The founder sold you. A junior you've never met runs you.
- 02The report says “14 campaigns adjusted.” It doesn't say what that made you.
- 03ROAS looks fine. Your margin says otherwise.
So they manage ads. Nobody runs the Amazon business.
Everyone has a login. Nobody owns the P&L.
Not that Michael Jordan. The Amazon one.
In 2017 Michael left his corporate job and started selling on Amazon himself. He has sold $300M+ since then, built a multi-7-figure brand of his own, and he still sells today.
Then he built a 200-person agency's Amazon department from one client into $300M+ a year managed. This year he bought that division and took it independent. FTR is that team, working on Amazon only.
He's made every call you pay an agency to make — with his own inventory on the line.
“Build like you intend to dominate, not just survive.”
Founders, on the record.
Prompt: “What was different in the first 90 days?”
Prompt: “What do you no longer worry about on Amazon?”
Prompt: “Why are you still with this team?”
Get a seller's eyes on your account.
Two minutes to apply. The operator who'd run your account reviews it, then tells you what to fix first.
Established brands only. Answered within one business day.
Seller-run. Specialist-staffed.
A seller sets the standard. A named operator runs your account and stays. A specialist owns every discipline, so nobody fakes being an expert at eight things.
Owns the plan and the P&L.
Spends like it's their money.
Rank on keywords that pay.
Listings built to convert.
Fixes before you notice.
Inventory and compliance.
What moved, in writing.
Fix the listing.
Ads can't sell a page that doesn't convert. So before anyone raises a bid, the listing gets rebuilt.
- HIGH QUALITY PROTEIN
- GREAT TASTE
- EASY TO MIX
FITFOCUS is a fictional brand. Illustrative listing.
Rebuild the rank.
A listing that converts earns organic rank on the keywords that actually sell. Once you rank, you stop paying for every sale.
- 01Keyword map built from what your buyers actually search.
- 02Indexing checked on every money term.
- 03Ads push the keywords you're closest to owning.
Illustrative. Not client data.
Then scale. That's when the curve bends.
With the listing converting and rank climbing, ads add to sales instead of propping them up. Revenue goes up while ad dependency goes down.
Illustrative. Not client data.
On Amazon, rank compounds. So does waiting.
Every month you wait, a competitor banks the sales history and rank you'll pay to take back later.
Illustrative model. Not client data.
- The loop runs without youSales earn rank. Rank earns traffic. Traffic earns reviews.
- Holiday rank is built nowOctober and November decide Q4. December is too late to start.
- Straight answerA new team won't fix Q4 in a week. The listing comes first. That's why the start date matters.
See what “done right” looks like on your account.
Your brand, your revenue, where Amazon stands.
Listing, rank, ads and margin, read like a seller would.
On a 30-minute call, what we'd fix first, in order. Whether you hire us or not.Confirm
If you hire us
- Month-to-month. If we're not earning the retainer, fire us.
- You own everything: account, data, creative, history.
- Reports come with reasoning, in writing.
- You hear about problems from us before Amazon tells you.
Straight answers
FTR is a new name. Is this a new agency?
New name, not a new team. Same people, same clients, same systems — now independent and focused only on Amazon.
Will a junior end up running us?
No. The operator on your Seller Review is the one who runs your account.
Is it too late for Q4?
Some of this season is already set. What gets fixed now compounds into January — and every month after.
Amazon, done right. Book your Seller Review.
Two-minute application · Established brands only · Answered within one business day