What does marketplace advertising management include?
Saddl manages campaign structure, budgets, bids, targeting, search terms and negatives on Amazon, Noon and Noon Minutes, then reviews the results with you. Every recommendation, approval and change is recorded. Your team keeps product decisions, stock commitments, purchasing and approvals.
Which marketplaces do you advertise on?
Amazon in every market, plus Noon and Noon Minutes. See Saddl OS for what is connected today.
How does advertising differ on Amazon and Noon?
The Optimizer applies the same decision logic to Amazon, Noon Core Ads and Noon Minutes. The difference is execution. On Amazon, approved actions are pushed through the Ads API within your budget and approval limits. For Noon, the Optimizer exports a full report, and the Saddl team applies each action by hand and follows up on its effect. Both are recorded in the same history.
How does the Optimizer decide what to change?
It reads campaigns, targets and search terms with one decision engine, using logic and machine learning that are the same on every platform. Your strategy determines how the account is optimized. Each action carries a reason and a confidence level, actions on low-stock products are held until they are restocked, and calls that need judgment are escalated to a person.
How do you judge whether advertising is working?
Against each campaign’s job. A brand-defence campaign, a non-brand growth campaign and a launch each carry a different target. ACoS compares spend with ad-attributed sales, TACoS compares it with total revenue, and ROAS is ad sales divided by spend. None of them is profit, so we read them alongside stock and contribution.
Can we start with advertising only?
Yes. Marketplace Advertising is a focused engagement. Marketplace Management adds inventory coordination, pricing, listings and account priorities, with advertising included.
What do I need to provide?
Read-only access to your marketplace accounts to start, product and margin context, stock commitments and lead times, and someone who can approve changes. Execution permissions are agreed separately.
What does it cost?
The audit is free, with no commitment. If you go on to work together, an onboarding fee of AED 1,000 (about ₹25,000 or $270) applies, and we waive it if you start within 14 days of your findings review. Ongoing fees depend on your account and are agreed before work begins.
How is this different from a PPC tool or a typical agency?
A tool optimises what it can see. Saddl’s team reads stock, product economics, pricing and listings before changing spend, and records the reason and approval for each change. Whoever you compare, ask who reviews the business context, who makes the changes and what needs your approval.