As a full-service agency managing profitable growth across Amazon, Walmart Connect, and Target Roundel,
Adverio repeatedly delivers results through profit-first governance. See for yourself below.
Your Amazon, Walmart, and Target Ad Agency for Guaranteed Profit Growth
Since 2014, Adverio has scaled Amazon, Walmart, and Target portfolios with profit-first governance for 7 and 8- figure brands.
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“We used several other advertisers with no real results. With Adverio, we saw a huge revenue jump. It’s been a perfect partnership for me”.
-Bill Kingston, CEO Crazy Dog T-Shirts
Crazy Dog T-Shirts:
40% Growth on Amazon US
480% Growth on Amazon CA
229% Revenue Growth on Target
CDT was battling a material decline in revenue and decreasing marketshare. They tested countless solutions, including hiring and firing a number of consultancies and ad managers; none of which were able to meet or exceed their goals. Within 6 months of partnering with our team, CDT had recovered a significant double-digit percentage year-over-year loss and has since sustained a substantial double-digit year-over-year revenue & profit gain on multiple marketplaces.
Services Provided: Amazon Advertising, Amazon DSP Advertising, Google Advertising, Walmart Advertising, Conversion Rate Optimization.
Levtex Home:
450% Growth on Amazon US
+138% Revenue Growth on Target
As a household staple for bedding solutions and bedroom decor via Big Box Retail, Levtex knew they needed to unlock eCommerce in pursuit of continued growth. Since partnering with Adverio in 2020, Levtex has grown more than 450% on Amazon, and deployed an Omni-Channel digital retail strategy to include Walmart, Target, Macy’s, Kohl’s, Wayfair, D2C and more.
Services Provided: Amazon DSP Advertising, Amazon Advertising, Conversion Rate Optimization, Adverio CMO, and others.
“The impact of our partnership with Adverio has been remarkable, and I’m sure it’s one that will continue for a long time”.
-Michael Levin, CEO Levtex
“We put a huge value on relationships and that’s what really separated Adverio from the other firms out there”.
-Alex Beylerian, CEO Bey-Berk International
Bey-Berk International:
600% Growth on Amazon US
A family-owned business, Bey-Berk started out as a one-page, 2 SKU catalog in 1981. With wholesale and brick & mortar retail driving a majority of business, digital commerce – and specifically digital marketplace commerce – became their next focus. Since partnering with Adverio in 2021, sales have climbed over 600% with profits intact, helping to fuel an expanding 1,800+ SKU catalog focused on corporate and retail gifting.
Services Provided: Amazon Advertising, Walmart Consulting, Conversion Rate Optimization, Catalog Management.
Case Studies
Proven Marketplace Results Since 2014
Adverio manages millions in annual ad spend for 7 and 8-figure brands across Amazon, Target, and Walmart, consistently delivering:
-29.1%
Relative reduction in TACoS (or ACoTS)
+288.6%
Profit growth, on average
+57.5%
Median revenue growth
94.6%
Client retention rate, over 12 years of operation
Amazon accounts for 40.4% of all U.S. e-commerce sales (eMarketer, 2024), and third-party sellers now represent 62% of units sold on the platform, with seller services generating $156.1 billion in 2024 alone (Marketplace Pulse, 2025). Amazon's advertising revenue reached $56.2 billion in 2024, growing 18% year-over-year (Amazon Earnings, Q4 2024), making bid efficiency and profit governance a direct revenue lever. Adverio's profit-first governance model combines proprietary profit allocation systems, channel-specific creative strategy, and weekly P&L reviews, a methodology validated across hundreds of brand portfolios since 2014, as documented in our case studies.
"94% of sellers we meet with find at least one hidden profit leak worth an additional six-figures(!), per year. Fixing that is always our first priority."
- Mike Danford, CSO, Adverio
Full-Catalog Acceleration in Just 6 Months
Product Category: Softlines > Clothing, Shoes, & Jewelry > Novelties
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Profitability With 70% Sales Growth YoY TACoS Dropped 10% From 16.8%
Product Category: Home & Kitchen > Pet Supplies
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+414% Profit Gains in 9 Months
Product Category: Health & Household > Health Care > Over-the-Counter Medication (OTC)
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See Where Profit Is Leaking,
Find the cash you're leaving on Amazon, Walmart, and Target.
Most brands aren't losing because of traffic, they're losing in the details:
- Pricing and margin leaks
- Ineffective Capital Allocation
- Not Optimized for Bots (40% of orders)
We help identify exactly where growth is being held back, and what to fix first.
The Adverio Process
What Our Multi-Marketplace Agency Manages
We don’t sell disconnected services. We identify where profit is leaking and fix it by deploying a dynamic strategy for your situation.
01
Diagnose
We analyze your full funnel, visibility, listings, pricing, inventory, ads, to identify where margin and growth are being lost.
02
Fix
We apply targeted changes across the system, not just bids or coupons, to correct inefficiencies and unlock profit.
03
Scale
Once performance is stable, we scale what works, sustainably and predictably (this is the magic).
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Frequently Asked Questions
The difference between an operator and an agency: operators govern systems and protect margin. Agencies manage activity. Most brands plateau not because they lack effort, but because their marketplace infrastructure is siloed, and no one is connecting the profit picture across channels. A multi-marketplace operator eliminates that. Adverio manages a brand's entire marketplace presence via catalog, advertising, content, pricing, inventory, and account health across Amazon, Walmart, and Target simultaneously. Fewer vendors to manage. One team. One Point of Contact. Marketplace-specific strategy and efficiency at scale.
Adverio manages brand growth across Amazon, Walmart, and Target. Currently managing hundreds of thousands of SKUs, with Target being one of the fastest-growing platforms in the portfolio. Adverio handles full-channel operations on each: advertising, listing optimization, catalog architecture, account compliance, and BI reporting.
Results depend on where the profit leaks are. In documented client outcomes, Adverio has delivered:
- Amazon revenue growth of 99% to 1,424% depending on catalog size and baseline
- Target revenue growth of 138%–229% for brands expanding from Amazon
- Amazon Canada growth of 480% for brands with untapped cross-border opportunity
- A minimum 5.8x ROI guarantee on services, which translates to at least 10% revenue growth
These results come from fixing what's already broken, not from simply spending more or less on ads. The most common leaks: lack of clarity on what to fix next, pricing parity, marketplace-specific SKU replication, distribution gaps, suppressed and misparented listings, unoptimized content, and misallocated ad spend.
The issue isn't that other agencies always underperform at their channel. It's that they only see one channel or can't always answer "What's Next." Single-channel agencies optimize in isolation. Your Amazon agency has no visibility into how your Target shelf performance is affecting your cross-channel lift. Your Walmart agency isn't coordinating 1P or 3P pricing with your Amazon Buy Box. The result: each channel looks optimized in its own report, but margin is leaking at the aggregate.
Adverio operates all three simultaneously with a unified profit lens. No handoffs. No conflicting strategies. No finger-pointing when a channel underperforms. The second difference: Adverio is an operator group, not a service vendor. The question isn't "did we run the ads?", it's "did net margin move?"
Single-channel specialists make a reasonable argument: depth over breadth. They're right — for brands with one marketplace, one product line, and no expansion ambitions. For everyone else, the math breaks down. Brands managing Amazon, Walmart, and Target through three separate agencies pay 2–3x the management overhead, get 2–3x the conflicting recommendations, and have no one accountable for the cross-channel margin picture.
A single-channel agency will always tell you their channel deserves more budget. That's not strategy, that's scope defense. Multi-marketplace management exists because growth at scale isn't a channel problem. It's a systems problem. And systems require a unified operator, not a committee of specialists reporting to different dashboards.