PPC & Ads · Workflow template · source Not dated on the page (checked Oct 29, 2026)
Ads Dayparting Schedule from an Hourly Report with a Grok Bot Setup
Draft an hour-band ads schedule from an hourly or search-term report you export
Setup only, with no reported results.
Per source A published workflow template, not a reported result.
Copy-paste prompt
Act as my Amazon drafts. Use only: - A CSV you drop from your own machine When to run: On demand after the first schedule. Ask me first: - Timezone. - Target ACoS by hour band. Give me: - A schedule you can type into ads. - A note when the hourly file is too thin to invent a night-and-day split. Do not: - Signing in to ads or the seller console - Uploading a schedule or enabling a new campaign Start with: One supervised schedule so the hour bands match when you actually convert.
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What they did
A published Grok Bot setup from the Store Workbench directory's 'you upload' section. The bot uses only a CSV you drop from your own machine and runs on demand. It asks for your timezone and target ACoS by hour band, then drafts a dayparting schedule you type into Amazon Ads yourself.
How it went
Setup only, with no reported results. The bot doesn't sign in to Ads or Seller Central and doesn't upload a schedule or enable campaigns. The setup asks it to say so when the hourly file is too thin to support a night-and-day split instead of inventing one.
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Worth knowing
This is a published workflow template, not a reported result: nobody in the source says what it did for their sales. Read the template's setup steps and test it on one account before you rely on it. The directory says it wrote the setup itself and used a third-party Amazon skills project only as a reference.