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EP 8: Dan Saunders - Amazon Agencies vs In-House Amazon Talent

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In this episode, Dan Saunders, the inhouse Amazon Manager for Black and Decker UK shares his experiences transitioning from an agency working as in-house talent. Dan and Robyn discuss when to bring in an agency or hire in-house and when it could be a good move to take an in-house position for another company.

Links Mentioned:
Cyndi Thomason - Bookskeep.com
Robyn Johnson - Marketplaceblueprint.com
Dan Saunders - @DanSaunders86

5:04 Moving from the agency mindset to working in-house for one company

7:53 Working with smaller companies vs. bigger brands

10:32 Differences between managing your own account vs. handling several client accounts

12:19 Advantages of having an agency background when moving to an in-house position

13:50 Hiring an agency vs bringing someone in-house to handle your Amazon business

21:43 Tips for small to medium size companies coming into Amazon and how to maximize what agencies offer them.

25:35 Setting expectations and establishing metrics that are important for your company

28:37 Adapting to new Amazon advertising and optimization strategies

33:29 Dan´s tips when looking for an Agency

38:45 Making the move from an agency to in house

40:34 Amazon is its own unique ecosystem

45:31 Five Minute Fix: Price Elasticity on Amazon

  continue reading

27 episodes

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Manage episode 326827793 series 3331830
Content provided by Robyn Johnson. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Robyn Johnson or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode, Dan Saunders, the inhouse Amazon Manager for Black and Decker UK shares his experiences transitioning from an agency working as in-house talent. Dan and Robyn discuss when to bring in an agency or hire in-house and when it could be a good move to take an in-house position for another company.

Links Mentioned:
Cyndi Thomason - Bookskeep.com
Robyn Johnson - Marketplaceblueprint.com
Dan Saunders - @DanSaunders86

5:04 Moving from the agency mindset to working in-house for one company

7:53 Working with smaller companies vs. bigger brands

10:32 Differences between managing your own account vs. handling several client accounts

12:19 Advantages of having an agency background when moving to an in-house position

13:50 Hiring an agency vs bringing someone in-house to handle your Amazon business

21:43 Tips for small to medium size companies coming into Amazon and how to maximize what agencies offer them.

25:35 Setting expectations and establishing metrics that are important for your company

28:37 Adapting to new Amazon advertising and optimization strategies

33:29 Dan´s tips when looking for an Agency

38:45 Making the move from an agency to in house

40:34 Amazon is its own unique ecosystem

45:31 Five Minute Fix: Price Elasticity on Amazon

  continue reading

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