Strong foundations. Predictable
marketplace growth
Advertising amplifies performance.
Listings and operations decide whether that performance sustains.
Before scale comes speed, compliance, or spend — the foundation must hold. We make sure your listings convert, your catalog stays clean, and your operations scale without friction or surprise failures.
Performance is amplified by ads & foundations.
Where listings & operations
usually break
Broken or inconsistent listings
Poorly structured titles, bullets, images, or attributes reduce discoverability and hurt conversion.
Catalog chaos
Incorrect parent-child structures, duplicate ASINs, and suppressed variations quietly limit scale.
Compliance blind spots
Policy issues surface late, leading to listing takedowns, suppressed visibility, or account health risks.
Inventory and fulfillment disconnects
Forecasting, restock timing, and fulfillment logic often fall out of sync with actual demand.
Reactive operations
Issues get fixed only after damage is done — instead of being prevented upfront.
What we do
Marketplace Listing Optimization
SEO-led titles, bullets, images, and enhanced content — tailored to each platform’s ranking and conversion logic.
Conversion-Focused Content Architecture
Listings built for clarity, trust, and purchase intent — not keyword stuffing.
Catalog & Variation Management
Clean parent-child structures, catalog hygiene, and suppression prevention.
Operational Health & Compliance Management
Policy adherence, account health monitoring, and proactive issue resolution.
Inventory & Fulfillment Optimization
Forecasting support, restock planning, and fulfillment strategy alignment.
Marketplace expertise, wherever you sell
We speak the language of every platform we operate in — because performance depends on it.
Why brands trust Eleantz
Listings Are Built to Rank and Convert
SEO, structure, content, and attributes aligned — not keyword dumps.
Operations Are Stabilized Before Scale
We fix the foundation before volume exposes cracks.
Compliance Is Managed Proactively
Documentation, policy mapping, and category rules handled before enforcement hits.
Catalogs Are Kept Clean and Scalable
Parent-child logic, variation integrity, and suppression prevention.
Inventory Is Planned, Not Reacted To
Forecasting and restock decisions tied to real demand signals.
Every Marketplace Has Its Own Rules
Amazon, Walmart, Target, Etsy, eBay — executed differently, on purpose.
Growth Doesn’t Break the Backend
As sales increase, listings stay live, compliant, and conversion-ready.
Our listings & operations framework
Ready to Strengthen the Foundation Before You Scale?
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.