Full-Stack Marketplace
Account Management
We don’t manage pieces of your Amazon or Walmart or any e-commerce business.
We manage the entire account — strategy, execution, fixes, scale, and accountability.
Every brand works with a dedicated Account Manager who owns the account end-to-end, ensuring faster decisions, tighter execution, and clear ownership across listings, ads, operations, and performance.
One team. Total ownership. Real growth.
The problem most brands face
Most brands don’t fail because of bad products.
They struggle because marketplace management is fragmented.
Ads are optimized without fixing listings
Inventory runs out while campaigns are scaling
Compliance breaks momentum overnight
Operations run without proper planning
No single owner is accountable when things go wrong
The Result
What full stack account management
means at Eleantz
We take end-to-end ownership of your marketplace account.
- Each brand is managed by a dedicated Account Manager.
- Not a shared team
- No ticket queues
- A Dedicated Account Manager
On all tasks, issues, and escalations.
DECISION MAKING.
How we work
Foundation First
We stabilize the account before scaling.
Listings accuracy- Compliance checks
- Operational gaps
- Cost & margin visibility
No growth on weak foundations.
Integrated Execution
Every function talks to the other.
- Ads don’t scale without inventory
- Inventory doesn’t move without demand
- Promotions don’t run without margin clarity
Your Account Manager ensures alignment — so nothing moves in isolation.
Continuous Monitoring
Marketplaces change daily. We stay ahead with:
- Account health tracking
- Risk alerts
- Policy updates
- Performance shifts
With a 24-hour response SLA, issues are addressed early — before they compound.
Intentional Growth
We scale what earns the right to scale.
- SKU-level conviction
- Controlled expansion
- Sustainable TACOS & margins
Growth that compounds — not spikes and crashes.
Marketplace expertise, wherever you sell
We speak the language of every platform we operate in — because performance depends on it.
What You Get With Eleantz
Single Point of Ownership
through a dedicated Account Manager.
Clear Accountability
across strategy and execution.
24-Hour SLA
on communication and escalations.
Proactive Management
not reactive fixes.
Operator Mindset
not agency checkbox work.
We run the business logic behind them.
Who this is best for
If you want peace of mind and performance, we built this for you.
The Tired Brand
Exhausted from managing multiple vendors who don't talk to each other.
The Busy Founder
You want fewer update calls and better outcomes. You value time over micromanagement.
The Scaling Team
Scaling revenue fast but lacking the internal bandwidth to handle marketplace complexity.
The New Entrant
Entering new marketplaces and needing immediate operational stability.
Why brands choose Eleantz
Because marketplaces don’t reward half-measures. We refuse to compromise on the details.
We Don't
We Do
Let One Team Run the Entire Account
From strategy to execution, listings to ads, inventory to compliance —fully managed by one accountable team.
Frequently asked questions
Advertising products on major online marketplaces requires tailored strategies for each platform. Amazon offers Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Display Ads. Walmart provides Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands. eBay offers Promoted Listings and eBay Stores. Etsy shop owners can use Promoted Listings and Offsite Ads. We tailor our approach based on the platform, audience, and product category.
The amount you should spend when starting with marketing on platforms like Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and Etsy can vary widely depending on several factors. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as it depends on your specific business goals, product niche, and marketing strategy. Determine how much of your budget you're willing to allocate to marketing. Typically, a common rule of thumb is to allocate around 10% of your overall revenue for marketing purposes. However, this can vary based on your industry and goals.
The definition of a "great" ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) in marketing can vary widely depending on various factors. Generally, a good ROAS is often considered to be around $5, indicating that for every dollar spent on advertising, a business generates $5 in revenue. However, what constitutes greatness in ROAS is highly contextual. Industry, profit margins, campaign objectives, advertising platforms, customer lifetime value, budget, and the stage of the business all influence the ideal ROAS target. For instance, e-commerce businesses might aim for a higher ROAS compared to nonprofits, and startups might be more tolerant of lower initial ROAS figures while prioritizing customer acquisition. Therefore, determining a "great" ROAS necessitates a careful analysis of your unique circumstances and marketing goals, ensuring alignment with your broader business objectives.
We provide detailed reporting services to our clients on a weekly, bi-monthly, and monthly basis. Our reports offer a comprehensive overview of marketing performance during the specified period, including a deep dive into campaign performance. We also offer segmented reporting, providing insights into individual campaigns and product-specific metrics. Our reports include a breakdown of converted and non-converted keywords, a crucial element for improving the effectiveness of PPC campaigns. This data enables us to refine and optimize our PPC strategies for better results. Our commitment to delivering informative and actionable reports reflects our dedication to transparent and results-driven marketing practices.