Turn Your Amazon Ads from Wasted Spend to Consistent Profit
Learn the exact system top publishers use to scale book sales, reduce ACOS, and finally understand Amazon Ads — even if you’ve tried before and failed.

You’re Not Bad at Ads — You’re Flying Blind.
Most authors don’t fail because their books are bad. They fail because Amazon Ads feel like a black box — endless data, confusing reports, and zero clarity on what’s actually working.




Every day, thousands of talented authors lose money on ads they don’t understand. You tweak bids, chase keywords, and second-guess every campaign — but nothing clicks. Meanwhile the faceless, low talent, spam books collect cash. It’s not your fault. Amazon never teaches you how to read the data, what to optimize, or when to stop wasting spend.
I’m not an agency or a marketing guru.
I’m a publisher who actually runs ads every day — for my own books and brands.
Over the last few years, I’ve spent thousands testing what works (and what doesn’t) on Amazon Ads.
This course distills everything I’ve learned — the real workflows, templates, and campaign structures that actually drive book sales.




A Real Publisher’s System for Consistent, Scalable Results
You don’t need hundreds of ads or complicated dashboards. You need a clear process — the same one I use to find profitable keywords, scale the winners, and manage campaigns efficiently.
What You Get Inside the AMS Mastery Course
A complete system designed for clarity, not clutter — every tool, template, and walkthrough built from real campaigns.




🎥 Step-by-Step Video Walkthroughs — real AMS dashboards, no theory
🧭 Notion Dashboard Templates — plug-and-play systems for tracking, optimizing, and scaling
🧩 Keyword Frameworks + Case Studies — learn what separates profitable campaigns from wasted spend
📝 Bonuses: Ad Optimization Checklist + 5-Minute Weekly Tracker
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Finally, a system that actually works.
Brian Moten
Cut my ACOS from 112% to 43% in 3 weeks.
Clarice Turner